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damn everybody who know will tell you 400 rest will tell you whtat they use
RaimaNd Sep 30, 2018 @ 6:10am 
Originally posted by spikeone:
damn everybody who know will tell you 400 rest will tell you whtat they use
400 is not automatically the best.
Thunderchief Sep 30, 2018 @ 6:13am 
3000-6000
Thunderchief Sep 30, 2018 @ 6:13am 
lol just kidding
Thunderchief Sep 30, 2018 @ 6:14am 
i have sensitive reaction so i use very high dpi. for high sensitivity. depends on what kind of gamer or your background as a gamer is. me i need very high sense. its just what your used to
Fuerst Fux Sep 30, 2018 @ 6:22am 
Originally posted by RaimaNd:
People should use low dpi because otherwise ypu will jump over some pixels ingame. Dpi should be between 300 and 1600.
It should be other way round, actually. Higher DPI and lower sensitivity to avoid pixelskipping. Pixelskipping isn't really a problem though. I think 3kliks recently did a video on this.
RaimaNd Sep 30, 2018 @ 6:32am 
Originally posted by Fuerst Fux:
Originally posted by RaimaNd:
People should use low dpi because otherwise ypu will jump over some pixels ingame. Dpi should be between 300 and 1600.
It should be other way round, actually. Higher DPI and lower sensitivity to avoid pixelskipping. Pixelskipping isn't really a problem though. I think 3kliks recently did a video on this.
This video explaines basically everything everybody has to know:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdjbqtHKcek
Originally posted by RaimaNd:
Originally posted by spikeone:
damn everybody who knows will tell you 400 rest will tell you what they use
400 is not automatically the best I never did say this, what I mean under 400 it is the most used for sens calculate and then they simple after changing the DPI what they want and.

Originally posted by spikeone:
damn everybody who know will tell you 400 rest will tell you what they use
well 400 its not by far the best DPI I never did say such a thing, but its commonly use from most people and it fits for most of the people with combo of sens where sens need to be calculated in order to get flawless head tracking
Also, someone has said from 350 to 1600 this is wrong both 350 must be from minimum 400 and maximum 800 every dpi above 800 will start jump pixels at 1600 rate almost not noticeable, but its a fact known for some especially those who are in the business of creating mouses
RaimaNd Sep 30, 2018 @ 6:45am 
Originally posted by spikeone:
Originally posted by RaimaNd:
400 is not automatically the best I never did say this, what I mean under 400 it is the most used for sens calculate and then they simple after changing the DPI what they want and.

Originally posted by spikeone:
damn everybody who know will tell you 400 rest will tell you what they use
well 400 its not by far the best DPI I never did say such a thing, but its commonly use from most people and it fits for most of the people with combo of sens where sens need to be calculated in order to get flawless head tracking
Also, someone has said from 350 to 1600 this is wrong both 350 must be from minimum 400 and maximum 800 every dpi above 800 will start jump pixels at 1600 rate almost not noticeable, but its a fact known for some especially those who are in the business of creating mouses
I talked about the EDPI range which is the important range in order to be mechanically be as good as a human can get. The source for that are all pro gamer setups and common sense in practical use.
It's also not important to use 400 dpi in order to calculate the DPI you need. You simply just multiply your DPI with your sensitivity for your EDPI because that's the important setting you're looking for.
Fuerst Fux Sep 30, 2018 @ 6:53am 
Originally posted by RaimaNd:
Originally posted by Fuerst Fux:
It should be other way round, actually. Higher DPI and lower sensitivity to avoid pixelskipping. Pixelskipping isn't really a problem though. I think 3kliks recently did a video on this.
This video explaines basically everything everybody has to know:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdjbqtHKcek
Back in the day high DPI, as in very high DPI, could cause jitter and pixel skipping, since the sensors basically just multiplied their low DPI results to get the marketed high DPI value; with todays sensors that isn't really a thing anymore. Obviously your aim will be impaired when you use a very high eDPI; but as long as you counter high DPI with low sensitivity there is no problem. The range of eDPI you suggested is what I would suggest too.
toxic Nov 24, 2018 @ 4:10am 
4000dpi sensitivity?
Wehzy Nov 24, 2018 @ 4:17am 
There is no best dpi.
fbn Sep 29, 2019 @ 12:39pm 
I play with 600 dpi - 0.6 sens and I can destroy globals. it is your preference though
crone Sep 29, 2019 @ 12:44pm 
Originally posted by spoon:
Originally posted by MyDickIsDimDick:
1200 DPI 4.32 Sensivity is natural performance
thats so fast ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

damn, then I'm playing with like 9000
rah Sep 29, 2019 @ 3:57pm 
Originally posted by fbN. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.com:
I play with 600 dpi - 0.6 sens and I can destroy globals. it is your preference though
very cool necro bro
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