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Lab computer
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Typical lab setup, as seen in a Cubicle (2026)

Lab Computer

All TSG-supported research labs have been equipped with a Dell Workstation. The current model is the Pro Max Tower T2, of which you can view the simplified specifications below.

Ask a member of the TSG if you are not sure which computer you have been using for your past research, or if you are still working with an older computer, check the name on the front or top of the case.

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Dell Pro Max Tower T2 new
CPU Intel Core Ultra 7 265K (20C, 20T, 5.5Ghz)
Memory size 32GB
Graphics Card Intel® Graphics iGPU

Software

See also: System Image

Keyboard

See also: Keyboards

As of January 2026, all FSW research labs are equipped with the Corsair K70 PRO TKL.

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Corsair K70 PRO TKL
Size 80% (TKL)
Keyboard Layout US-International QWERTY
Key Switches Corsair MGX v2
Actuation Force 30-55cN
Polling Rate up to 8000Hz
USB Pass-through No
Multimedia Controls Yes[k 1]
Backlight Yes (RGB)
  1. Dedicated volume knob, playback control via Function keys

Mouse

Labs are equipped with a Logitech G203 mouse as standard.

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Logitech G203
Features
Handedness Ambidextrous
Weight (g) 85
Connection
Wireless No
Cable Length / Wireless Range (m) 2.1
Interface USB 2.0
Tracking
Tracking Technology Laser
Resolution 200 - 8000 dpi
Max. Acceleration (g) >25
Max. Velocity (m/s) >5
Responsiveness
USB Data Format (bits/axis) 16
Polling Rate (Hz) 1000
Sleep Mode Disabled

Mouse Sensitivity

You can change the sensor sensitivity of our Logitech mice to change how fast the pointer moves across the screen with every inch traveled. This is measured in dots per inch (DPI). Press the DPI button below the scroll wheel to cycle through presets. A notification will pop up on screen telling you the current DPI level. Warning: notification may be delayed if you press the button multiple times!

If you want to set the mouse sensitivity at a custom DPI value, or if you wish to prevent participants from changing the sensitivity (accidentally or otherwise), please contact the TSG.

Note: this is completely independent from the pointer speed setting in Windows Settings. That slider should ALWAYS be set to 6 (the middle position), as any other value may introduce pointer acceleration, which is almost never wanted. "Enhance pointer precision" should be off for the same reason.

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