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This is however regularly the device will check for updates.
1000Hz would be 1000 times per second the processor queries your mouse. As you can see it's a lot, and between 1000Hz to 500Hz, you won't tell much difference. Ideally however, higher is more responsive. Avoid something like 100Hz, unless you have a potato PC still with USB version 1.0 ports. USB 2.0 and 3.0 / 3.1 can all support 1000Hz happily and it's default these days.
It didn't come with any drivers / app software for it? Just using Windows native drivers?
Also, what Operating System: Windows 10?
If it's Windows native mouse drivers, then no, not easily, without disabling driver signature enforcement and driver integrity, then modifying the hidusbf.sys file or similar. I wouldn't recommend it.
Under Control Panel > Mouse > Just ensure under the "Pointer Options", pointer speed is 6 (middle) and enchanced pointer percision is OFF. Don't use mouse acceleration and if the game has the option, pick raw mouse input. This will help for gaming purposes - Ignore the polling rate if 500Hz, it's still okay.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqnX_ddeRyo
Make sure your Mouse Sensitivity in the OS is on default (in the middle) and that "Precision" is off.