What is the native mouse DPI?

[AstroBenny]

Is it true that it's best to run your mouse at native DPI? If so, how do you find the native DPI? Is the native DPI a specific value or is it true that native dpi means the highest dpi your mouse can use without using software interpolation to increase dpi? If so, would any value below the native dpi still be its native dpi because it isn't using software interpolation to get there?? I need help..

[Castdeath97]

Depends on what mouse.

[ZetZet]

what mouse. most mice have that around 400-1000

[AstroBenny]

what mouse. most mice have that around 400-1000

Razer Deathadder. It has a DPI of 10,000, but is this the Native DPI??

[AstroBenny]

Depends on what mouse.

Razer Deathadder

[Castdeath97]

Razer Deathadder

I don't see why would you care, download Razer software and change it to what you like.

[ZetZet]

Razer Deathadder. It has a DPI of 10,000, but is this the Native DPI??

definitely not. it comes with default set at 1800. But really native dpi doesn't mean anything and you won't find it anywhere, confirmed atleast. I would say 800 or lower is what you should use so that it's not so jerky/sensitive and still fast enough. 

High dpi has problems in games like shaking cursor even if you set your ingame sens low, because sensor is registering movement game has to do something. That's why I personally use 800.

[woll3]

3988/3989´s native dpi are in steps of 50, scaled from 800.