is 9000-ish dpi too high?

[HaDo]

so my mouse dpi is 1300 and my csgo sens is 7 . i just discovered that its not normal , is it too high?
P.S my mouse pad is really small before, its 22x18 cm

[H3AD_BL4STER_08™]

its bad for consistency

[l0Lz ^.-]

How the hell someone can play that high?
I am on 800 dpi and 1.2 sens
7 sensitivity + that dpi how the hell man

[Panazois λ]

Originally posted by H4_D0:

so my mouse dpi is 1300 and my csgo sens is 7 . i just discovered that its not normal , is it too high?
P.S my mouse pad is really small before, its 22x18 cm

He is spinbotting.

[BlueLightning]

8000 DPI with 1 sens here... Though 7 sens... Wtf u need more DPI and lower the sens down if you really need that fast.

[HaDo]

yea i just figure that its not normal
im consistent top 5-7 on DM and mid fragging on comp( though i just start comp still silver 3)

[HaDo]

Originally posted by BlueLightning:

8000 DPI with 1 sens here... Though 7 sens... Wtf u need more DPI and lower the sens down if you really need that fast.

whats the difference?

[5mK󠁳⁧⁧ッ]

noob sense try 1000dpi and .5 in game, get a 2x2ft pad while ur at it

[Lewiz]

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[BlueLightning]

Originally posted by H4_D0:

Originally posted by BlueLightning:

8000 DPI with 1 sens here... Though 7 sens... Wtf u need more DPI and lower the sens down if you really need that fast.

whats the difference?

I'll explain this as a game dev (new, but graduated, working on a gamedev project)
DPI: Dots Per Inch, Technically it measures how small movement you need to make a input. Could say this is the mouse resolution. Higher mean higher precision (detect smaller input)
Sensivity: Multiplier to DPI. Technically just times the input from mouse to the system

EDPI: DPI * Sensivity = In game rotation speed per movement (inch)

Let's say you have 800 DPI and 10 sensivity (8000 EDPI), so an inch has 1000 dots multiplied by 10, each one dot you move in real life moves you 10 unit in the game, so technically you skip the 9 and can't aim between them.

Another sample, you have 8000 DPI and 1 sensivity (8000 EDPI), so it detect movement around 1/10 as small from where 800 DPI mouse has, and then each movement moves you 1 unit in the game. So technically it feels "more smooth" as it moves one by one, not 10 by 10.

EDPI is personal and every people has it's own preferences. However using higher than 1.8 sens is not really good thing. If you hit that mark you should have double the DPI and half the sens to make the same EDPI but more accurate and repeat the step until your sens is below 1.8 (unless the mouse isn't capable doing that accurately)

Simulation

low dpi, 5 sens
mouse movement
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
in game movement:
>>>>>|>>>>>|>>>>>|>>>>>| (pixel skips 4 as it move 5 per movement in real life)

high dpi, 1 sens
mouse movement
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
in game movement
>|>|>|>|>|>|>|>|>|>|>|>|>|>|>|>| (more stops)

Edit: by a reddit post, it seems one movement count in cs is 0.2', so 7 sens would jump 1.4' per movement count from the mouse...

[Jo_Mei]

is your desk that small?

[HaDo]

Originally posted by Jo_Mei:

is your desk that small?

kinda. its study desk, i just measure it 80x40 cm ,minus the pc and keyboard its35x25 cm

[Bergman]

Originally posted by H4_D0:

so my mouse dpi is 1300 and my csgo sens is 7 . i just discovered that its not normal , is it too high?
P.S my mouse pad is really small before, its 22x18 cm

Nah, it´s fine.

[Nik]

doesnt matter just find what you like

[HaDo]

k thanks for the answer ill figure it out

[BlueLightning]

Originally posted by H4_D0:

so my mouse dpi is 1300 and my csgo sens is 7 . i just discovered that its not normal , is it too high?
P.S my mouse pad is really small before, its 22x18 cm

To answer this: I use G102 on 8000 DPI and 1 sens, with 35x25 cm mousepad, this setting allow me to accurately scope and do 180 with awp whenever needed without raising the mouse or letting it out of bound of the mousepad, more often than not, the whole game. The sensor is pretty accurate and raising the mouse make me caught off guard multiple times, so i used this setting for a long time already.
Still can't imagine with 7 sens though, there's so many degrees that you skip...