c0zyyy Aug 9, 2017 @ 2:36pm
Help w/ mouse dpi
Idk where else to post this so I'll post it here

When I go into the logitech gaming software app to adjust the dpi of my g602 mouse, I can only change the dpi by an interval of 250.

I went to their website and it said that the number I put in for the dpi is supposed to round to the nearest 50 (so if I put a dpi of 660 it should round to 650)

but when I put 660, it rounds up to 750.

I'm slowly trying to lower my dpi, but I can't do this when I can only change by an interval of 250.

Is this a feature and it's supposed to be like this, or is there anyway I can change the dpi by 50 like it says I should be able to on the website.

Thanks!!
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Falro the Great Aug 9, 2017 @ 2:39pm 
I have a G502 connected right now, and I'm able to change it in increments of 50. Make sure your LGS is up-to-date and that your mouse has the latest firmware. I also have a G602 in storage somewhere if you want me to try that.

EDIT: Scratch that, my G602 does in fact only move in 250DPI increments. The most likely reason for the descrepancy is wired vs. wireless.
Last edited by Falro the Great; Aug 9, 2017 @ 2:42pm
c0zyyy Aug 9, 2017 @ 5:02pm 
Originally posted by Falro the Great:
I have a G502 connected right now, and I'm able to change it in increments of 50. Make sure your LGS is up-to-date and that your mouse has the latest firmware. I also have a G602 in storage somewhere if you want me to try that.

EDIT: Scratch that, my G602 does in fact only move in 250DPI increments. The most likely reason for the descrepancy is wired vs. wireless.

Despite your confirmation that the increments are in 250 dpi and you pointing out that it probably is because of the mouse being wireless, I still did update to the latest and most up-to-date firmware and Logitech Gaming Software

Double confirmed it doesn't work

Thanks for the advice tho :)
✪ COCO Nov 24, 2017 @ 1:03pm 
I recently bought g602 and had the same issue. The fix is quite simple honestly, all you have to do is change where you save your profiles. If it is 'On-Board Memory' it will only allow to set 250/500/750.. dpi.

If you set it to 'Automatic Game Detection' it then allows to set w/e dpi you want every 50.
c0zyyy Nov 24, 2017 @ 5:46pm 
Originally posted by ✪ COCO:
I recently bought g602 and had the same issue. The fix is quite simple honestly, all you have to do is change where you save your profiles. If it is 'On-Board Memory' it will only allow to set 250/500/750.. dpi.

If you set it to 'Automatic Game Detection' it then allows to set w/e dpi you want every 50.

Wow, man! Thanks so much. That actually also unlocked a lot of features (other than being able to more precisely set dpi) that I didn't know about before. All I had to do was click a flipping switch :P Thanks for pointing this out though
✪ COCO Nov 25, 2017 @ 5:12am 
Originally posted by C0ZY:
Originally posted by ✪ COCO:
I recently bought g602 and had the same issue. The fix is quite simple honestly, all you have to do is change where you save your profiles. If it is 'On-Board Memory' it will only allow to set 250/500/750.. dpi.

If you set it to 'Automatic Game Detection' it then allows to set w/e dpi you want every 50.

Wow, man! Thanks so much. That actually also unlocked a lot of features (other than being able to more precisely set dpi) that I didn't know about before. All I had to do was click a flipping switch :P Thanks for pointing this out though

Happy to help!
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Date Posted: Aug 9, 2017 @ 2:36pm
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