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29 minutes ago, Nucha_Powanusorn said:

In the Logitech gaming software I saw the option for DPI Shift. What does this do and how is this different from increasing/lowering DPI?

DPI Shift is basically going below or above the DPI you normally have on. say your dpi was 1800 and set your dpi shift to 1400, pressing the assigned dpi shift button will make it go to 1400dpi for as long as you hold the button you assigned it to.

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In the Logitech gaming software I saw the option for DPI Shift. What does this do and how is this different from increasing/lowering DPI?

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29 minutes ago, Nucha_Powanusorn said:

In the Logitech gaming software I saw the option for DPI Shift. What does this do and how is this different from increasing/lowering DPI?

DPI Shift is basically going below or above the DPI you normally have on. say your dpi was 1800 and set your dpi shift to 1400, pressing the assigned dpi shift button will make it go to 1400dpi for as long as you hold the button you assigned it to.

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