Random DPI / Sensitivity Changes (Razer Synapse)

[hazah]

I don't know whether it is a problem to do with the DPI randomly changing or in-game sensitivity changing, but when I am playing PAYDAY 2 the sensitivity of both the cursor and the in-game sensitivity randomly changes when I look in different directions. When I look in one direction it could be at normal speed and when I look at another it suddenly slows down significantly. Before you say turn off mouse acceleration, it is not mouse acceleration - I know what mouse acceleration is. The random changes in sensitivity can change from job to job with some jobs like Cook Off, the sensitivity is perfectly fine and other jobs like Big Bank the sensitivity starts randomly changing all the time.

When I turn off Razer Synapse the problem is no longer.

But I don't wanna turn off Razer Synapse because this then makes my Razer Deathadder Chroma run at an incredibly fast DPI, and not the 400 DPI I have it set to.

Anyone know a fix?

[Atomic Waste]

Is your mouse driver up to date?

[Manager of the Melons]

Hm. Without turning it off I don't really have a solution. Mostly because Razer Synapse conflicts with PD2 regularly, and has caused crashes. So I never really tried to work around to getting both PD2 and Razer Synapse to work together.

But, if you do turn it off, you can adjust the mouse settings for windows and in-game. Making it match (approximately, I would think) what you'd want.

And yes, is the driver up to date?

[hazah]

Yes, my mouse driver is up to date. But from what I hear, Razer Synape doesn't work so well with PAYDAY 2. I'll just work out a way to get the DPI the same when Razer Synapse is off like you mentioned.

I appreciate the very fast responses though!

[Manager of the Melons]

Originally posted by SteelAdder:

Yes, my mouse driver is up to date. But from what I hear, Razer Synape doesn't work so well with PAYDAY 2. I'll just work out a way to get the DPI the same when Razer Synapse is off like you mentioned.

I appreciate the very fast responses though!

Yea, it has caused crashes in the past, I'm glad it (maybe?) works (but not well) now.