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They still use the old things while we already have proven facts how big the impact in terms of latency and low DPI is.
Watch the video of Battlenonsense above please.
It's not a meme and I'm sure you can't explain why more than 800dpi is worse, except too high mouse sense but DPI and sens aren't the same.
I do have a 800dpi sens setting while using 1600 DPI by lowering the sens ingame and Windows.
from the video i posted, you can see 400 dpi doesnt move smoothly compared to higher dpi, my guess is that it's easier to maintain your crosshair at head level(horizontally?) because it doesnt pick up the smallest mouse movements. which is why i guess it only matters in games that do headshot kills.
If you also use the same sense as 400 dpi has, you shouldn't have problems in terms of speed and accuracy.
Oh I see, I thought you are telling me what I already posted.
Mouse, mousefeet, wireless / wired and mousepad has a big impact.