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OP asked in THE FINALS game hub.
I use an MX518 from 2005. Looking it up, it has 16k max DPI.
you do not want a old oudate 1600dpi on a highend gaming pc. ( thats 1+ decads ago that was highend mouse. )
i have a 7200dpi now, after that mx518 act odd.
Probably whatever the normal dpi value for a mouse is.
technicaly feel free to use a 3mouse ball mouse from 1980+ if you like that, not sure dpi and missing accuracy or its bulkyness will fit a modern gamers choise, not even sure it will work after so many years, but im sure there is older pc that has no issue with them.
Mouse has always been a personal issue, some have learn down the road that small and big hands and normal matter and then ergonomic mouse, because we tilt the hand in front of us.
I can only say we are at 5 button mouse now with scroll, imo, button ( 4 & 5 ) use to next or past page.
I have friend that got use to track ball mouse, i guess it depend on what you get use with and have room on the table.
ps.
Dont forget old rules with mouse, there is not a, "i dont work as i should warning", they either do or act odd or stop working, you only learn this then you replace it, or test with spare mouse.
100 – 25,600 DPI
I rarely ever use above 800 DPI- I don't play twitchy games like shooters and bullet-hell games, and I am using 2K monitors- 4K monitors may need a higher DPI. But I am unlikely to ever spend that kind of money for a monitor. I rarely need to go above 1K DPI. I have arthritis and slower reflexes- so a high DPI means (for me) my cursor is flying all over the place, and most games I play don't have great mouse sensitivity settings to counter a higher DPI.
If you are looking at a mouse and its main selling point is super high DPIs- IMHO- you are being sold something that you will likely never use or need. I love my G502 HEROs- because they last forever and take a real beating without breaking, not because I can set the DPI to ridiculous levels. The one i am using right now is over 5 years old, well past its guaranteed 1 million clicks, and the only thing that is starting to show signs of failure is the mouse wheel (a relatively common issue with this particular mouse- and not something I use for gaming very often outside of scrolling a menu).
Maybe you should ask other pro gamers, i dont care what you are using, we other do not use a mouse under 1600 thats outdated.
its years ago or a decad ago, mouse reach 1600 dpi.
i think we can write book in what other dont know here.
https://www.ign.com/articles/mouse-dpi-meaning-guide
again we dont care if you are using a old mouse here, we other move on.