What dpi setting do you use, Cred Forums?

800

800

>800
How does it feel to drag your mouse for miles to get the cursor across the screen

Feels good

800

1000

I can swap between 900, 1600, 2200, 2800, and 3900 all preprogrammed on the mouse. I tend to stick to pretty much 2200 or 2800 though. Go to 3900 seldomly and almost never lower.

800
>he doesn't have an ultra wide mousepad

400

Hey, I have the same mouse and mousepad.

It's pretty good but I'm thinking about getting a zowie fk-1 or a Prodigy.

1800 dpi because 800 dpi for browsing the deskstop is a fucking drag. I lower ingame sens to compensate when playing fps

You know the difference between dpi and sensitivity right?

me too

whats the difference between dpi and sensitivity?

(You)

no seriously, can you explain it to me?

>Not practicing muscle memory while on your desktop

Its like you want to remain a negative KDR

400

400 best DPI

superuser.com/questions/787859/whats-the-practical-difference-between-raising-sensitivity-and-raising-dpi

DPI is how far you have to move the mouse for it to register that you actually moved it.

Sensitivity is how far that movement is translated on your screen.

I have a Steel Series Rival 300 and I use 800 DPI.

then why is that my cursor move faster when I raise dpi?

In vidia, I setting DPI as much as I need to do complete 360 degree(shooters). In games like Civilizations, I setting DPI at maximum. In RTS, it's like 1600.

If your DPI is 10, and you move your mouse an inch, it ticks 10 times.

Each tick is translated into a slight movement on your screen.

Therefore if your DPI is 20 and you move your mouse an inch, it ticks 20 times.

It's not "faster" it's just repeating the same movement more times per inch because your DPI is higher.

My KDR in CS:GO is like .75, and it raised from being worse after I got my new GPU. How do I get gud.

1600

>800

kek do you use a 1280x1024 monitor or some shit?

>400

nigga that shit doesnt even exist

1600 master race

DPI literally doesn't matter unless you are using something like 40 DPI on a 4k monitor

i don't know
i bought my lachesis 7-8 years ago and have had it on the same setting since

>Caring about kdr in a game like counter strike

>actually using a mouse post wheel mouse optical

400

800 on a 1080p and 1800 on a 1440p
I used to be fond of fast mice but then i started playing FPS

My mouse can go up to 16000 but thats retarded unless u have a 8k screen or something

Lowest sens you can cope with