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Good evening, I briefly expose, in device management with regard to mouse and keyboard both Razer branded peripherals respectively viper mini (mice) and blackwidow (keyboard), I display more connected peripherals, I am attaching the file with the images. The reason why I am writing to you first of all to know if this is normal and if the problem I have with the sensitivity of the mouse in fps games can depend on this, since by exclusion it is the only thing left for me to do, I have read around on the web that for what concerns the keyboard it should be normal to display more than one associated peripheral, but I don't think the same is true for the mouse, what I suspect is that for some reason related to all this the operating system cannot decide whether to leave the mouse control to the windows driver dating back to 2006 among other things or to that of the razer and the mouse itself updated. And therefore this is reflected in problems related to sensitivity because briefly explaining it seems that it is not consistent and that it changes from one game to another, moreover why as you can see from the image that I am attaching, why is there both the keyboard and the mouse in the properties of the mice? It seems rather strange to me, but also before writing this post and before updating the drivers again through synapse there were always displayed in the mouse the driver from windows and the driver from razer but that of the keyboard? For the record I have already tried to disable or uninstall the devices and to use only the mouse of the desired one but when windows restart everything is as before, even to uninstall and reinstall the razer drivers nothing has changed, disabled mouse acceleration and and all the other basic mouse fix lag stuff that runs on the net In conclusion, is there a way to definitively set the one with the razer driver with the razer mouse as the one and only default mouse device? Thanks for the attention
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I've been using dpi 2000 (eDpi 4800 in cs:go) for the past 5 years and lately I found out that all cs:go pros use either 400 or 800. So I've been thinking if I should stick to my old sensitivity which I'm used to or if I should change it. I'm decent at cs:go and I practise almost every day but I don't think I'm improving. Maybe If I lower my sens I'll be able to improve again?
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Hello everyone. I have a very annoying issue with the mouse sensitivity on my PC. It's been going on for months, maybe a year now, and I still haven't found any solution. Basically I experience a weird form of "mouse acceleration", that randomly appears for a few minutes, several times a day, before reverting back to normal. It feels like the sensitivity increases and the cursor becomes less accurate and "overly responsive". I have absolutely no idea what triggers it. This happens in gaming and in normal use, both have become very frustrating. Now, here's the deal: I have tried nearly everything imaginable, to no avail. Tried with 4 different mouses, wired and wireless: a noname wired mouse, a noname wireless mouse, a Corsair Sabre, and a Logitech G403 Wireless (currently using). Tried with 2 different mousepads, and with other surfaces. Tried enabling/disabling the "Enhance pointer precision". Tried using the MarkC Mouse Acceleration fix. Tried uninstalling the Xbox App with PowerShell. Everything is up to date, including Windows, the drivers of my motherboard (and the BIOS), the drivers of my graphics card, etc. I completely reinstalled Windows 10 and tested on a fresh system with minimal programs installed, the issue appeared soon enough. Tried with different USB ports. Also tested different power management settings and USB power settings. Tried ProcessLasso with ProBalance and everything checked under "Performance Mode Settings" (don't know what it does, but somebody recommended trying this). Completely reassembled my computer. Tried nearly every possible fix I could find on Google. Sooo... Yeah. At this point I really don't know what else I should do. I don't even know if this is a hardware or a software problem. Just what the heck could cause it? My system specs & peripherals used: I'm running Windows 10 Pro, up to date. Please ask if you need more info on my system. Thanks in advance if someone can help me. I'm desperate, honestly. I just can't use my PC serenely anymore, can't game... I already asked on so many different forums... Nobody could help me.
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My friends and many pro gamers using around 800dpi in Full HD.But I'm using about 2400dpi in general usage and while gaming for years.Because of this (may be.) I am a terrible sniper. Can you guys suggest tips to lower or get use to lower resolution? Moving mouse under 1000dpi giving me a headache.
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Hello, im looking for an mmo/rpg mouse with very low liftoff distance. i already own a corsair scimitar rgb and a naga hex v2 and also an naga chroma and all of these mouse either wont track on a cloth mouse pad (the laser sensor in the razer mouse) or have a very high liftoff distance like the scimitar rgb (around 2cds on cloth pads) so i need a mouse with side button and preferibly and optical sensor because laser mouse wont track on my cloth pad for some reason that also has a very low liftoff distance. Thnx for helping!
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Hello! Recently, I wanted to change my mouse sensitivity but when I went to the mouse's settings the scale was Slow-Fast. I want a more precise scale. Example: 0.00 - 10.00 If you know how to change my mouse's sensitivity ,using the scale that I want, please tell me! P.S I am using Windows 10
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Just bought HyperX Alloy Elite RGB, and I'm very happy with it, BUT the spacebar seems very sensitive. I barely need to press it for it to register, and I've already had some accidental presses while gaming. All the other keys are fine and takes more to press as Cherry MX Red should. It might just be me that is used to my previous 25$ keyboard, but it seems off. I'm considering having it replaced, but just want to know if this is what its like for others as well.
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Hey there fellas, so I´m upgrading from a GX Gila to a Logitech G903 and want to use the exact same sensitivity. So I know that DPI is fairly universal but in the firmware for my Gila there is stuff like "Mouse Speed" and "Sensitivity" so I´m wondering if the Logitech firmware is the same and if not how could I compare them. Thanks for the replies in advance. btw, does linus age?
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Hello all! So, I have been running into a problem recently with my Steelseries Rival 300 mouse. In the game call of duty ww2, i have a set sensitivity and its pretty quick. Randomly, the game will (virtually) change my sensitivity to what seems like a default, which is super slow. The sensitivity number does not change, and if i tab out of the game and back into it, goes back to my normal sensitivity. But eventually, goes back to this so called default sensitivity. My mouse drivers are up to date, I have tried running the game with the steelseries engine running, and with it closed, still have the issue. The only game this does it in is call of duty ww2. On some occasions, it doesn't do it at all, so I basically have no idea where the problem is. Any help would be great, thanks!!
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HI, I just recently got a AT2020 and plugged it in through my AMP, I have been getting a hissing noise each time I do a recording, I know a way is issue on discord with their built in program (https://support.discordapp.com/hc/en-us/articles/211376518-Voice-Input-Modes-101-Push-to-Talk-Voice-Activated-) so I am looking for any programs that would do the same thing for other tasks and processes on windows. Thanks for any help in advance.
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Hi, I was wondering which one is better: High DPI + Low sensitivity or Low DPI + High sensitivity Preferably in Overwatch although other games are fine. Thank you! -
Most headphone specifications I see only mention the sound pressure level in decibels and don't mention whether they're per mW or per volt. So when using a headphone power calculator such as http://www.digizoid.com/headphones-power.html, what sensitivity unit (SPL/mW or SPL/V) do I choose?
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Hello, I have recently switched over from my old 1920x1080p monitor with a 16:9 aspect ratio to my new acer x34 3440x1440p 21:9 monitor, I used to have a dpi of 400 and when I used that dpi on my new monitor it didn’t feel right, can anyone help?
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Does anyone know how to get the same dpi on Mac as PC. I’d like to have the same sens on my Mac as my pc (for CSGO And other games)
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I've been using a Corsair Sabre Optic for a while now, but the scrollwheel had broken, so I got the Logitech g502 for christmas. I've downloaded the logitech gaming software and set the dpi to the same DPI as my old mouse (2800), but the sensitivity isn't the same as my old mouse! I play a lot of csgo, and when I turn my mouse from one side to the other on my mousepad, I'm able to turn a bit more than 3/4 of a rotation on my old mouse and 1 1/4 rotations on my new mouse. As far as I know, the sensitivity should be the same, if the DPI is the same, no matter what brand of mouse you have. So I'm thinking it might be because my old mouse is optical and my new one is laser? Do you guys have a more precise method to get the same sensitivity on my new mouse, than just taking a piece of paper and making a line after 1 rotation and adjust it after that?
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It usually works pretty well, except with metal which makes it stay at around 90-100% because the music is constant rather than up and down like most other types of music. However, some songs that have a lot of bass, regardless of their actual loudness, will also keep the lights at 90-100% and it bugs the hell out of me. I want to see them hit 100 with the bass of course, but then I want them to drop back down to the actual music's level rather than sit there. Does anyone know of a way to edit the sensitivity? 3rd party software, registry changes, whatever works. -
I was wondering whether in-game resolution (specifically CS:GO) affects your sensitivity because I understand that the reason many people use a higher DPI when using a 4K monitor is because there are more pixels to cover compared to a regular 1080P display and therefore need to increase DPI in order to increase sensitivity to an equivalent level. However, when I compared 720P and 1080P on my display in CS:GO with the same sens and DPI, the viewmodel would still be looking at exactly the same place when I did a full sweep from the edge of the mouse mat to the other... Surely, when using lower resolutions (720P) it would increase the sensitivity because you have less pixels to cover for the DPI you've set compared to higher resolutions... What am I missing...? -
here's the problem. i set my DPI to 400 since the i have the mouse about a year ago. but when i turn on my PC my synapse doesn't automatically run and im fine with that because that's what i told it to do because i don't use my PC to game all the time. For browsing i already got used to using the side button to go back at a site. then when i want to play games i sometimes forgot to turn on the razer synapse. why would i want to use razer synapse ? because i bind one of the side button to the 'K' witch is CS GO's in game button for voicechat so i really need it. but my in game (CSGO) sensitivity change after i turned on razer synapse even though the DPI stays the same ( i assume the mouse remember the DPI is the same all the time without the razer synapse because i felt no different comparing razer synapse on or off on the desktop) . normally i don't have this problem, but i think it happen after i updated synapse. can someone help me with this ?
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As I've just upgraded to a 1440P monitor from 1080P will that make my sensitivities different? For example, will 800DPI which I used on my old 1080P monitor be slower on the 1440P monitor in Windows? If I played at say 2 sensitivity in CSGO will I have to increase the sensitivity for it to be the same as the 1080P monitor? I'm confused
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For the sake of simplicity, your effective dpi (eDPI) aka your "true sensitivity" is a made up value that helps people compare sensitivities across different mouse dpi/windows settings. This is assuming your windows sensitivity is at the default 6/11 setting (6th tic). Calculating your true sensitivity is easy. You simply multiply your mouse dpi along with your in-game sensitivity. DPI x ingame sens = eDPI. For anyone playing cs competitively, there's a few guidelines below to help determine if your true sensitivity is slow, medium, or fast in relation to what others are using. Fact is, the majority of cs:go professionals use the optimal eDPI in order to mitigate aiming inconsistencies. An eDPI of 2500 or greater is considered extremely fast. An eDPI of 1300 is still pretty quick and you'll likely have consistency issues at this setting. An eDPI between 800-1150 is considered "optimal" by many pro's. An eDPI below 700 is considered slow. I figured this would be interesting. So, what's your eDPI? The cs:go pro player database is updated frequently. It can be found here - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UaM765-S515ibLyPaBtMnBz7xiao0HL5f-F1zk_CSF4/htmlview?sle=true -
I am on windows 10 and have a corsair m60 mouse. I have noticed that on some restarts of my pc my mouse dpi feels faster than normal (I use 400 dpi normally). I have checked the corsair application and it says its at the same dpi. I know for a fact that it is faster. Ive checked windows mouse sensitivity and it appears as normal. Thanks for the help!
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Hello people of the internet, today we meet to speak of our CS:GO sensitivity. Personally, two months ago I used 2000 DPI and 5 sens, but now I use 800 DPI with 5 sens. In those two months I went from a scummy Gold Nova 1 to a less scummy Master Guardian 2. I intend to slowly drop my DPI as time goes by, but trust me it really helped.
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Ok, so I quit playing battlefield 4 for about 6 months and I'm starting to get back into it on the PS4. Since then I've been playing Destiny almost exclusively. I've gotten so used to the 10 sensitivity and when I go to battlefield 4 I can't aim worth a crap. But in Destiny I can snap on target and turn on people and what not. What would be equivalent sensitivity settings advanced options and everything in bf4 that are pretty close to the 10 sensitivity in Destiny? I may have to tweak it a little higher but its right in my comfort zone. Any help is appreciated!
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Is there any way I can get the exact sensitivity (DPi and anything else relating) from my old mouse and somehow make my new mouse exactly the same? As soon as I plugged in my new mouse it was automatically slower then my old one. My new mouse is a ZOWIE FK2 and my old one was a Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse 1.0a. I am 99% sure my DPi is the same as my old mouse (400 DPi) because i'm able to switch it to 400 with a little button under my mouse which then changes a light under mouse my mouse correlating to a certain DPi. I'm able to know my old mouse' DPi because of this: http://i.gyazo.com/3adfce64ce52b43efbed9b62d542dfc7.png **EDIT** I just found out PPI and DPI are two different things. Any way I can get the exact DPi from my old mouse' PPI (400)?
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Hello, I've been having an issue with my mouse (Corsair Raptor M30) ever since I upgraded to Windows 10. I can't for the life of me turn of Mouse Acceleration. The enhanced pointer precision is turned off in the settings and my sensitivity is on 6/11. I'm not entirely sure what the DPI is set to as there is no software for the M30 but it is a 4000 DPI mouse and its on the 2/4 setting so I would assume 2000DPI. To try and fix this, along with some other issues I was having with Windows 10, I reinstalled Windows 8.1 on my SSD after formatting it. It's worth mentioning that all of my Programs were backup on the HDD so I still had access to them. However, when I installed Windows 8.1, I found that the Acceleration was still there. I upgraded back up to Windows 10, and the Acceleration is still here with the enhanced pointer precision option turned off. I have tried installing the MarkC Windows Mouse Acceleration Registry Edit fix and that seems to have had no effect upon the issue. I have tried uninstalling the mouse from the devices manager and then reinstalling it but the issue still stands. The same can be said for when I have tried plugging in other Mice, the acceleration is still there. This is on the desktop and it is even more noticeable in games. I play twitch shooter like CS:GO and a bit of Battlefield, and I also edit a lot of video so it's really important that I get this fixed ASAP because my PC has been rendered useless these past couple of days sue to the other issues I was having with Windows 10 so I need to get back on schedule with my projects. I'd be grateful for any help anybody can provide, Thanks Major Meteor
