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I used to play at a high DPI, but ever since I got my Logitech G403, I've been playing at just 800 DPI with high sensitivities.

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High DPI is good for turning around really quick in games. If i use a controller my skills = potato because i'm so used to moving my mouse somewhere, not pointing a joy-stick at it (Yet i'm getting a switch.)

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1 minute ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

I used to play at a high DPI, but ever since I got my Logitech G403, I've been playing at just 800 DPI with high sensitivities.

same. i like having the options to slide it high with the click of a button in case i need it.

 

high dpi + low sensitivity is supsedly better if you have a high quality mouse and mousepad

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1 minute ago, GoldenLag said:

same. i like having the options to slide it high with the click of a button in case i need it.

 

high dpi + low sensitivity is supsedly better if you have a high quality mouse and mousepad

I've got a dollar store mousepad, but my mouse sensor is pretty much equal to the one found in the G502.

 

800 DPI + high sensitivity seems to be the sweet spot for me, and I've always played on a high sens.

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5 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

same. i like having the options to slide it high with the click of a button in case i need it.

 

high dpi + low sensitivity is supsedly better if you have a high quality mouse and mousepad

See you can have great band control and move it slow enough so it’s same as 800 dpi

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It really is a subjective thing, i like higher DPI, but i have friends that like reeeeally low DPI.

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