At CS:GO, on 1024x768 (stretched, 15 inch laptop), how much DPI is necessary 400 or 800?

What's your sensitivity / 360 distance?

16 hours ago, DPI Wizard said:

What's your sensitivity / 360 distance?

2.5 sens

400 dpi

m_rawinput 1 (6/11)

360° rotation:

19.9017 inches

 

I can choose only 400/800/1600/3200 dpi (zowie ec2-a)

Edited July 5, 20179 yr by fanatycme

Then 400 is enough to avoid pixel skipping, but 800 will make it a tiny bit smoother.

5 hours ago, DPI Wizard said:

Then 400 is enough to avoid pixel skipping, but 800 will make it a tiny bit smoother.

smoother=better?, then wont be 3200 dpi better?

Edited July 6, 20179 yr by fanatycme

Edited January 28, 20188 yr by Drimzi

On 7/6/2017 at 11:14 PM, Drimzi said:

The game sensitivity defines how much rotation there is per mouse count. So with that in mind, more counts and less rotation per count will make it smoother.

One drawback is that your mouse is more sensitive and thus picks up more micromovement.

what do you recommend me to use?

Its all about consistency.

But for CS GO just use about 1000 "Active DPI" so if your Ingame sensitivity is 2.5 * 400 = 1000. Most of the Pros are using an active DPI around 1000.

Make sure that RAW Imput is set to 1 (m_rawimput 1).

2 hours ago, maxer1293 said:

Its all about consistency.

But for CS GO just use about 1000 "Active DPI" so if your Ingame sensitivity is 2.5 * 400 = 1000. Most of the Pros are using an active DPI around 1000.

Make sure that RAW Imput is set to 1 (m_rawimput 1).

what about the others? should i go for the tipical 400 dpi? or 3200 for smoothness and micromovements, or 800 or 1600, and i guess 1000hz right?

Edited July 11, 20179 yr by fanatycme

What is your playstyle (how you aim) ? If you like to spray, I would use 1600-1800 DPI, 1000 Hz  and small Gamesence. If you like to oneklick, it should be better to use 400 DPI, maybe 500Hz and 2.5 Gamesence or lower. It also depends on the mouse (laser), if you are using an older sensor you should try to find a good review on your mouse on overclock. Some sensors are less consistent on high DPI than others.

Also make sure that your Monitor is 1ms reaction time. If not use 500 Hz!

Only some tips based of my expirience in 10 years Gaming. Maybe other have a diffrent opinion.

 

Edited July 11, 20179 yr by maxer1293

49 minutes ago, maxer1293 said:

What is your playstyle (how you aim) ? If you like to spray, I would use 1600-1800 DPI, 1000 Hz  and small Gamesence. If you like to oneklick, it should be better to use 400 DPI, maybe 500Hz and 2.5 Gamesence or lower. It also depends on the mouse (laser), if you are using an older sensor you should try to find a good review on your mouse on overclock. Some sensors are less consistent on high DPI than others.

Also make sure that your Monitor is 1ms reaction time. If not use 500 Hz!

Only some tips based of my expirience in 10 years Gaming. Maybe other have a diffrent opinion.

sniper, wrist player, 60hz laptop:(, zowie ec2-a

Edited July 11, 20179 yr by fanatycme