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charbel1011

Iv been dealing with a problem since months that whenever i use 400 dpi it feels really fast for me i reformated my computer i checked for acceleration and still 400 dpi feels fast for me espcially in csgo i play on 1.7 and 400 dpi and it feels like im playing on 800 dpi that problem is really annoying i have the razer deathadder elite and i don't know what's the cause for that? some people told me that the computer won't expect 16k sensor so that's why the problems happen is there any fix? this problem is keeping my aim off on many games....

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I am not sure what it's called but maybe the settings where when you move quickly the mouse moves more quickly too. 

 

EDIT:
It's 'Enhance pointer precision'

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Just now, Walt said:

I am not sure what it's called but maybe the settings where when you move quickly the mouse moves more quickly too. 

Is there any fix for that? i really hate that like i wanna use 400 dpi and it keeps feeling like 800 dpi+

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Just now, charbel1011 said:

Is there any fix for that? i really hate that like i wanna use 400 dpi and it keeps feeling like 800 dpi+

Look in mouse settings. 

windows key type: mouse > additional mouse options > pointer options > Enhance pointer precision

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Just now, Walt said:

Look in mouse settings. 

windows key type: mouse > additional mouse options > pointer options > Enhance pointer precision

Enhace pointer precision is off my dude :(

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2 minutes ago, charbel1011 said:

Enhace pointer precision is off my dude :(

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Maybe take a look in razer synapse. Maybe you swapped profiles or something

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7 hours ago, charbel1011 said:

Iv been dealing with a problem since months that whenever i use 400 dpi it feels really fast for me i reformated my computer i checked for acceleration and still 400 dpi feels fast for me espcially in csgo i play on 1.7 and 400 dpi and it feels like im playing on 800 dpi that problem is really annoying i have the razer deathadder elite and i don't know what's the cause for that? some people told me that the computer won't expect 16k sensor so that's why the problems happen is there any fix? this problem is keeping my aim off on many games....

My guess was that you previously didn't have windows mouse speed set to the default exact middle setting, but something lower. Somehow it got reset and now it feels faster. 

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