So always when I read comments and reviews about the recent mice with high DPI's (above 4000) they say 'A DPI that high is useless the cursor and sight in a game move around too fast, you have to turn the DPI down a lot for the speed to be manageable. So there is no point to buying a high DPI mouse, especially of low sensitivity gamers....'
Now I'm like a low sensitivity set-up, I have a big mouse pad and like to move my hand a decent distance on the pad to get a smallish movement on the screen. I also have a 5700 DPI mouse which I use at 5700 DPI all the time. I just don't understand the comments above. Why do they turn down the DPI when you can just decrease either the windows cursor speed (mines at 3 notches out of the 11) or turn down the mouse speed in the game.
The mouse seems more accurate to me with the DPI set all the way up and the windows or game mouse speed set all the way down, rather that turning the DPI down and leaving the mouse speed settings the same.
Am I missing something or are most people reviewing mice a bit dumb. Or are they determined to not like mice that have a higher DPI because they cost a bit more and they want to make a case that older cheaper mice are still the better?
Any thoughts. What is this happy high DPI mouse owning, low sensitivity gamer missing?
Now I'm like a low sensitivity set-up, I have a big mouse pad and like to move my hand a decent distance on the pad to get a smallish movement on the screen. I also have a 5700 DPI mouse which I use at 5700 DPI all the time. I just don't understand the comments above. Why do they turn down the DPI when you can just decrease either the windows cursor speed (mines at 3 notches out of the 11) or turn down the mouse speed in the game.
The mouse seems more accurate to me with the DPI set all the way up and the windows or game mouse speed set all the way down, rather that turning the DPI down and leaving the mouse speed settings the same.
Am I missing something or are most people reviewing mice a bit dumb. Or are they determined to not like mice that have a higher DPI because they cost a bit more and they want to make a case that older cheaper mice are still the better?
Any thoughts. What is this happy high DPI mouse owning, low sensitivity gamer missing?