mouse DPI

[Mattadge]

i was just wondering what dpi settings everyone uses? 

[miyabwah]

I don't know, SteelSeries software is broken and won't install properly. All I know is higher than 800 DPI..

[redhalo626]

1800

[Austin Powers]

from 8200 down to 2000. Consulted by @Toby

[CwGoh]

I use 1200DPI on my Kone XTD. But it differs from sensor to sensor.

[Langdon]

I use 2000 on my G600 and 2400 on my M95. 

[UnderADyingSun]

1800 is the sweet spot for alot of mice. Just turn down in game sens after that. 

 

Obviously, this is what I run. 

[YeroJero]

1350 feel just fine for me on a logitech g700 with my windows setting at 

[Guest]

200

[kizoku_95]

Dont even know the dpi of my mouse,

Does anyone know the dpi of a logitech m90?

[maxvons]

I use 3200 CPI on my Rival, but I lower it down to 1600 CPI in FPS games.

[ManOfDisguise]

Native(1800). Because technically it should be the most accurate, reliable tracking DPI. eveything less or more is interpolated through software.

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc7JVjcPzL0

 

 

start watching at around 1:36 but i reccomend watching the whole vid.

[Toby]

800 DPI. The lower the DPI the better imo, until it becomes impractical.

 

Interesting to see native DPI mentioned twice already. Does anyone have a link to a demonstrable detriment from non-native DPI? Everything I've ever read has been theoretical.

 

 

from 8200 down to 2000. Consulted by @Toby

 

My first convert!

 

I feel a little proud.

 

 

 

1350 feel just fine for me on a logitech g700 with my windows setting at 

 

Move it up a notch (or even down one or two). You're skipping every forth count.

[Wasabiz]

I use 3200 CPI on my Rival, but I lower it down to 1600 CPI in FPS games.

Haha yeah I do the same with the Rival. 2500 for any other game or browsing but drop it down to 1500 when FPS

 

But my Ouroboros, I use 4000 =/