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I knew how bad it was but never realized I had it on lol

@@ecl1pse_440 i had it off but i factory reset my pc a while back and i had on the whole time

I never knew what it did precisely, I just saw the word “enhanced” and enabled it. I’m a bit of a PC dummy.

That’s like the first thing I check to see if it’s enabled or not when I get a new game I honest spend about 10 mins in the menus when I get a new game before I even play it

also fov

Yeah I got the same thing, my DPI is 2400 and setting it to something like 450 makes my mouse draaaaaaag across the screen extremely slow. I don't understand it.

@@wibble2482 I think its just being used to something, if you are used to higher then stay with it. I lowered my sensitivity in game a little bit for ADS but thats all.

Higher dpi is better in some areas, you can make smaller mouse angle adjustments, particularly useful at long range, the mouse movement doesn't feel robotic and choppy and the input lag is considerably lower compared to let's say 450dpi. 3200 dpi I would say is the highest dpi you can reasonably control in 2d environments (in game menus, such as the inventory) with the 2d cursor, whilst being able to have super fluid and responsive movement in game. In my testing, using 3200 dpi made my aim too fluid if that makes any sense, my mouse tracking the tiniest amount of movements, making my aim pretty shaky, this is my fault in part because I'm used to consuming a lot of caffeine and thus have shakier hands. Personally I recommend picking a dpi you feel really comfortable using in Windows, and finding a sensitivity in game that lets you turn 180 degrees with a quick comfortable swipe of the mouse, and 360 degrees by picking the mouse up and landing it a comfortable and memorable distance to the left and then swiping to the right from there until you spin 360 degrees.

high dpi low sens is best.

Technically, the higher the dpi the lower the latency. It’s pretty widely agreed upon that 1600dpi is the sweet spot bc it’s still fairly easy to control the cursor. I use 800 just because i prefer the cursor speed and some games won’t let the sensitivity slider go down far enough for a comfortable sens. High>Low dpi.

It does. I turn mine down.

Yes it does affect the speed but i would recommendet just to let it on standart and just adjust in game sensitivity and your dpi

feels perfect with 800, thanks

some people prefer it slower than the look sens, though I like it to be at the same value, because it doesn't force you to get used to two different values of aim or look.

Nope, it has not... it is all your visual Perception. Higher FOV causes some sort of Effect, kinda similar to the Fish Eye Effect. It stretches what is close to you while center Objects seem to be further away, while also expanding the overall View, which only means that it appears as if you are walking faster but it is not the case. The best example is Racing Games with Bumper-Cam/Perspective vs Rear-Cam. The latter feels slower, but it is not. EDIT: "All a Matter of the Perspective".

I play 1600 DPI and just lower my in-game, it depends if you arm aim or wrist aim. I think its bad that people copy pros and streamers its really all personal preference and consistency.

do you have enhance pointer precision enabled? because I always had it enabled and I just turned it off and it feels so fucking weird

But thats why youre a noob

@@gravestomper4359 that was 4 months ago i play on 800 and .56 now and have almost 1k hours

@@gutterdweller1607 bless bro, you leveled up

Now I just gotta stop choking up in gunfights

nah you take ADS sens then multiply by armor turn changes for the overall sens

​@@SirHansVaderENwhat?

aim sens. The other is influenced by your gear