is 800 dpi high? 400 feels too slow for me I'm on the xm1 rgb BTW nice mouse got it for cheap and it's the best mouse I ever tried out feels lil bad when u start using it but when u get used to it it feels the best BTW only takes an hour to get used to it matters how much u use it
For people who are forced to use high sens because of small space .... use high dpi with lower pointer speed (it doesn’t effect ingame) and use low sens to avoid frame-skipping.
biruz117 no, he has 3 IQ. Because he thinks watching a csgo video increase his IQ. I bet he also believes that so called “200 IQ plays” are actually 200 IQ plays. No they are not. It’s a simple trick of timing and gamesense. No intelligence is involved. @El vN is an example of a braindead child who has no basic education.
@@pedrosilvaproductions yea boi I just like 1000eDPI (Also my max mouse dpi is 3200 so i tried just now 3200 x 0.31250 = 1000eDPI , and yea its so smooth as said in the video , try it too)
One thing to consider is that some mouses are less consistent at higher dpi's, and they will sometimes cause mouse acceleration. At least so i've heard.
They also cause more noice because any dpi bigger than (4000?) gets unstable since from what I've heard they do some trickery like overclock the sensor to support that dpi, which isn't really beneficial
Very good info! I actually questioned myself a lot if there's really a difference between low and high dpi while maintaining the overall sensitivity. Thanks for clearing that for us :)
Siye Boss then tell me, whats the point of having 240hz if you gonna have a sensitivity that cause vibration (pixel skipping) when you are moving around in CSGO? You cannot feel the smoothness of 240hz if you have a mouse that cause skipping like you had a 75hz
@@Naku_u bro im literally moving my mouse from my 240 hz to my 144hz monitor and you can see there is a difference in how many frames are drawn for the mouse cursor. its not a hype train if i own both and can see the difference lmao
@@bartiniboy airstrafe requires turning smoothly and at the right rate. turn too quickly and you won't gain speed. you can even slow down if you're not careful. high-sens aim skips guarantee that the turns will be too harsh and quick for efficient strafing.
I was using around 400-600 dpi then I changed it to 800. I spent almost a week or so adjusting my in-game sensitivity. Then later I found this video. Thank you maxim.
What 90% of csgo pros use is 400 DPI with different in-game sensitivities from about 1.2 to 6(woxic sensitivity) but normal sense is from about 2 to 4 sense ingame and 400 DPI, everyting with 6 windows sensitivity
800-1600 is pretty good imo, however some mouses might have smoothing past certain dpi's so it's something to lookout for ( my glorious model o minus does at 1600+ ), so 1400 it felt way better, but I just use 800 now because it feels more precise when locking onto targets.
Yeah I’ve noticed this too. I’ve played with 2100 dpi forever and I’m stuck with it because my muscle memory has accounted for the mouse smoothing/negative acceleration that comes with high dpi. I’ve tried many times to switch to 400 dpi with the same cm/360 but my aim is always much worse.
I've been looking any website or video explaining about dpi (cpi), but ONLY this that make me understand knowledge about dpi (cpi). Thank you bro, you best!!
man bannana gaming allways killing it with the really really helpfull , shotr story i was trying to explain to my friends about dpi and IG sensitivity being really important but there was not a video explaining this but our hero bannana made a video and maan i would not know what to do with out bannanaaa. :D
After playing on 600 dpi for years, I decided to switch to 1600 dpi (recommended by a majority of friends) and I gotta say, it's a lot easier in game but difficult getting use to lol
to me, high sens made my aim a lot better because it feels smooth and responsive, allowing me to trust my aim a little bit more and alowing me to do good shots
An important thing to note regarding his concern over the vertical movement when trying to move the crosshair horizontally. Your hand will have a natural up and down variation in your swipe, the high DPI just shows all the small minor fluctuations. However on average there's no more movement with the high DPI then there is with the low dpi. If you were to try and do a quick 180 flick most likely the high DPI crosshair movement would look something like a sine wave with smooth variations in height. While the low DPI would look more like a step function where it's going flat, jumps up a frame gos flat for a little bit jumps back down a frame so on and so forth. However the amplitude of both would be equal.
A very unlikely, but technically possible case in which the above statement wouldn't work out would be if your natural hand variation in vertical movement while trying to move horizontally is low enough that per a swipe before you pick up your mouse a low DPI setting would not have been able to register a full vertical change yet. In that case you could in theory have a high DPI mouse that has variation in vertical heights, whereas at the lowest DPI setting you would never notice any vertical fluctuation. However that only works if your hand is so steady that your total vertical variation is less than the few pixels that the low DPI mouse jumps. And if that's the case the slight fluctuation from the high DPI would not affect you as you would have very consistent movements
Update after 6 months. Now i have improved my headshot percentage because it is easy to linear flick using 100 dpi and 11 sens. Spraying last 10-15 rounds is kinda hard for ak, because spray pattern controlling is kinda hard with robotic movement. I've changed to lower dpi as soon as this video came out. Now I'm one deaging people off the server. Thanks buddy.
because you are used to fast sensitivity..... i played with 400dpi and 1 sens for very long time and got so used to it but when i came back half year later it was so slow i thought the settings werent same... so now im playing with 800 dpi and 1.5 sens
i reccomend multiplying your dpi by ten, then slowing the cursor speed in windows to match your old sens, then divide your ingame sens by ten and youre set
I prefer high dpi since for me personally I can see the sort of staircase effect when using 400 dpi so I can’t track that well. Also after testing and playing high dpi for around 2 weeks, I tried a different combination of dpi from 400 to 3200, I raised the dpi by 100 each time, I stayed on 2400 because it feels smooth and it doesn’t really change my sensitivity that much, I tried 3200 but it feels too fast.
Haven't watched the video yet, but High DPI = high accuracy, low precision Low DPI = low accuracy, high precision Just use whatever DPI you feel comfortable with on your desktop or browsing the internet play with a sensitivity where one swipe across your mousepad is a 180 in-game (a swipe is just moving your hand across the mousepad like you would in game, not from one edge to the other) if it feels too low where you have to move your mouse more than you want to, up it a bit if it feels too high and you have more trouble than you should hitting your shots, lower it a bit eventually you'll come to an eDPI value/range where you're comfortable mine is 550DPI * 1.3 sens = 715 eDPI and don't forget you can change the windows sensitivity if you'd like, i moved mine down to 4/11 just remember to have m_rawinput 1 in game mouse settings > additional mouse options > pointer options also make sure enhance pointer precision is unchecked edit: OH ALMOST FORGOT a good dpi range is between 400-800, some pros like ELiGE use 1600 but you really don't need more than that edit2: yeah ok he mentions the windows sens thing
Just a quick note everyone, If you're used playing at low dpi. Dont switch to high dpi it doesnt make you good right away since you don't have the muscle memory for it yet.
Now i know why razer said "you wanna experience every pixel then go to higher dpi, with this mice u can go 14,468 dpi, which doesnt skips small pixels" THANKS i really learned now why mices have high dpi such as 16,000, ive always wondered why mices go 16k when we only use 400 or 800 dpi
Your cross-hair skips pixels not because of 100 DPI , but instead because of 7.84 in-game sens. The best combo is to play at native DPI of the mouse with whatever in-game sens is required.
When you raise your DPI on modern mice you're actually engaging a type of artificial mouse smoothing. Sure it looks nice and pretty but you're not getting a 1:1 input like you would with a DPI 3200 or lower.
In the beginning i played with 4000 dpi and 1.87 ingame. I got everybody with the AWP, but it was really hard to hit headsshots at long distances with an AK
The problem is how do you have high dpi while feeling comfortable with using desktop that means using windows overall, is there a way to have high dpi while having comfortable sens as before?
I play on 800 DPI and 2, when i play on 400 DPI and 4 it feels waayyy Faster than on 800 and 2 it feels like 800 and 3. something is clearly wrong there
@@Thinkspeed1 Yeah I lowered my dpi now to 4000 it seems slow but it makes it more accuarate to shoot so I might stick to the lower dpi it really makes a difference
okey so about me, im faceit lvl 10 and my peak was about 2900elo (europe) im playing since 2013 (played older cs also) and i currently have about 7k hours in csgo I always used to play 400 or 800dpi and saw no reason to change it to 1600 or 3200 whatsoever, BUT when i finally did this i can tell you guys it feels like another game. Mr Banana said that it wouldnt make a real difference but i can tell you it does, atleast for players that did play the game for 4k hours +. Your tracking aim (for example following a guy which is going adadadad in pistol) is gonna get like 200-300% better. The game also feels a lot smoother in generell, you can compare it when switching from 60hz to 144hz the first time, if u didnt change already you should srsly do it
Nice to see the Video so quick, after my tweet to you about this :)
Ikr
is 800 dpi high? 400 feels too slow for me I'm on the xm1 rgb BTW nice mouse got it for cheap and it's the best mouse I ever tried out feels lil bad when u start using it but when u get used to it it feels the best BTW only takes an hour to get used to it matters how much u use it
"it's not like enemies will be flying all over your screen"
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For people who are forced to use high sens because of small space .... use high dpi with lower pointer speed (it doesn’t effect ingame) and use low sens to avoid frame-skipping.
^ this
So why pro players use low dpi?
@@VALV3RD3 i think playing in 240hz monitor 128 tick lan game makes the difference
VALV3RD3 because they use low sens anyway. It’s the in game sens that causes pixel skipping, not dpi.
I use pretty high sens, even thougth i have alot of space because im used to have higher se ns, overall sens "6.6k"
"It's not like most enemies will fly on your screen"
Makes a Quake map for CSGO
Or just play Danger Zone
@@piaIy or just play quake
@@doom5895 understandable, have a good day
@@tusk4394 nvm its dead online mp is dead
@@권지훈-p7h ???
My IQ increased slowly while watching your video.
you have 13 iq now?
biruz117 no, he has 3 IQ. Because he thinks watching a csgo video increase his IQ. I bet he also believes that so called “200 IQ plays” are actually 200 IQ plays. No they are not. It’s a simple trick of timing and gamesense. No intelligence is involved. @El vN is an example of a braindead child who has no basic education.
@@holyfknsmokesigotmymoneyup r/iamverysmart
@@holyfknsmokesigotmymoneyup Its a joke ffs so chill dude.
LMFAOOO
Meanwhile me and my frns ready with old school computer lab Mouse with 2.5 ingame sensitivity😂
Mt i play with 8.7 xdxd
Im playing with 10 ;)
Well i use 2.5 because I want to get 1000eDPI so 400 × 2.5 = 1000eDPI :)
@@zakey6003 I use 1.25 with 800 which is basically the same as2.5 @400 :)
@@pedrosilvaproductions yea boi I just like 1000eDPI (Also my max mouse dpi is 3200 so i tried just now 3200 x 0.31250 = 1000eDPI , and yea its so smooth as said in the video , try it too)
OK, but what about my mouse ball?
😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂
Lol
balls
Probably needs cleaning.
3klipfilips talk about mouse shifting in one of his video. Thanks for make it also in cs go
Don't go over 3200 dpi because that's where mice start having smoothing on the sensor generally. I use 1600 dpi and 0.6 in csgo though.
360 noscope master
I use 1600 as well
One thing to consider is that some mouses are less consistent at higher dpi's, and they will sometimes cause mouse acceleration. At least so i've heard.
They also cause more noice because any dpi bigger than (4000?) gets unstable since from what I've heard they do some trickery like overclock the sensor to support that dpi, which isn't really beneficial
Wow this is the most accurate DPI video I have ever seen! Thank you for this!!
I know right! Clears up a lot of confusion for why people chose certain dpis
Very good info! I actually questioned myself a lot if there's really a difference between low and high dpi while maintaining the overall sensitivity. Thanks for clearing that for us :)
Best, simplest and fastest answer to the high low dpi argument.
Perfect video, you explained what I wanted to know about this subject concisely and accurately as well as the detail of the raw mouse input. Good job
High DPI gives you smoother movement while running. It’s allow your eyes to rest more and notice when someone peak
@Siye Boss Yes.
Siye Boss then tell me, whats the point of having 240hz if you gonna have a sensitivity that cause vibration (pixel skipping) when you are moving around in CSGO?
You cannot feel the smoothness of 240hz if you have a mouse that cause skipping like you had a 75hz
you cannot feel the smoothness of 240hz over 144hz dipshit
get off the train
@@Naku_u bro im literally moving my mouse from my 240 hz to my 144hz monitor and you can see there is a difference in how many frames are drawn for the mouse cursor. its not a hype train if i own both and can see the difference lmao
@@Naku_u lol human eye only see 60hz dumbass
get out of the bandwagon
amazing research man. i'm impressed and rly appreciate it!
the angle skips resulting from low DPI + high sens will also hurt airstrafe / air acceleration and surfing.
exactly
Wait what I don’t understand
@@bartiniboy airstrafe requires turning smoothly and at the right rate. turn too quickly and you won't gain speed. you can even slow down if you're not careful.
high-sens aim skips guarantee that the turns will be too harsh and quick for efficient strafing.
Henry M is 800 dpi 1.1 Sens okay
@@bartiniboy that's fine.
I'm sooo glad you play Quake man
Finally someone who accually shows what how DPI works 10/10
playing on a lower dpi has improved my game so much, im much more in control of my shot placement
What DPI are you at? 400 or 800?
Didn't 3kliksphilip cover this all in his video "Pixel jumps: Are you missing pixels"
Edit: changed to correct video name
@@JamaiiQ nothing
Masta Geah he just asked a question? Why should he stay quiet
@@JamaiiQ and if so why do u care?
3klik has gone deeeeeply, so deeply that many people get more confused, mainly that ones who hope a magical formula to be a pro changing their CFG
O Geah but you had nothing to say lul
"Its not like enemys will be flying oover your screen"
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I was using around 400-600 dpi then I changed it to 800. I spent almost a week or so adjusting my in-game sensitivity. Then later I found this video. Thank you maxim.
XDDDD
What 90% of csgo pros use is 400 DPI with different in-game sensitivities from about 1.2 to 6(woxic sensitivity) but normal sense is from about 2 to 4 sense ingame and 400 DPI, everyting with 6 windows sensitivity
800-1600 is pretty good imo, however some mouses might have smoothing past certain dpi's so it's something to lookout for ( my glorious model o minus does at 1600+ ), so 1400 it felt way better, but I just use 800 now because it feels more precise when locking onto targets.
Yeah I’ve noticed this too. I’ve played with 2100 dpi forever and I’m stuck with it because my muscle memory has accounted for the mouse smoothing/negative acceleration that comes with high dpi. I’ve tried many times to switch to 400 dpi with the same cm/360 but my aim is always much worse.
yeah 800 dpi is the sweet spot
What's your edpi ??
I've been looking any website or video explaining about dpi (cpi), but ONLY this that make me understand knowledge about dpi (cpi). Thank you bro, you best!!
2:45 you rekt me there...
man bannana gaming allways killing it with the really really helpfull ,
shotr story i was trying to explain to my friends about dpi and IG sensitivity being
really important but there was not a video explaining this but our hero bannana
made a video and maan i would not know what to do with out bannanaaa. :D
After playing on 600 dpi for years, I decided to switch to 1600 dpi (recommended by a majority of friends) and I gotta say, it's a lot easier in game but difficult getting use to lol
What sens were u using ? Cuz i just switched to a new mouse with 1200 dpi
I always wondered this, thank you for making such a good and concise video.
Note: It's not the low DPI that causes the pixel skipping, but the high sensitivity in game. From what I know at least.
LummyTum correct Philip made a video on it
Lately you've made videos on things that have crossed my mind many times. Nice of you
Bare in mind using ridiculously high DPI: not all games have decimal-level sensitivity adjustment
Yeah like gta5
Ye. And on the desktop it's insane. I just use 1600 dpi.
to me, high sens made my aim a lot better because it feels smooth and responsive, allowing me to trust my aim a little bit more and alowing me to do good shots
3:15 Laughs in Steelseries engine where you can put different mouse settings for certain programs running.
You can do that with logitech g hub too
And synapse
this the best video about mouse's DPI explanation in internet
3kliks made a video like this, in older games, it's much more noticible, and I think it's maybe because of resolution.
In unreal I think
An important thing to note regarding his concern over the vertical movement when trying to move the crosshair horizontally. Your hand will have a natural up and down variation in your swipe, the high DPI just shows all the small minor fluctuations. However on average there's no more movement with the high DPI then there is with the low dpi. If you were to try and do a quick 180 flick most likely the high DPI crosshair movement would look something like a sine wave with smooth variations in height. While the low DPI would look more like a step function where it's going flat, jumps up a frame gos flat for a little bit jumps back down a frame so on and so forth. However the amplitude of both would be equal.
A very unlikely, but technically possible case in which the above statement wouldn't work out would be if your natural hand variation in vertical movement while trying to move horizontally is low enough that per a swipe before you pick up your mouse a low DPI setting would not have been able to register a full vertical change yet. In that case you could in theory have a high DPI mouse that has variation in vertical heights, whereas at the lowest DPI setting you would never notice any vertical fluctuation.
However that only works if your hand is so steady that your total vertical variation is less than the few pixels that the low DPI mouse jumps. And if that's the case the slight fluctuation from the high DPI would not affect you as you would have very consistent movements
I've been telling my friends this for ages but no one believed me
Me too
Me too ;-:
COZ U MUST. USE. 400DPI!111111
was looking for this video thanks subbed
Update after 6 months.
Now i have improved my headshot percentage because it is easy to linear flick using 100 dpi and 11 sens. Spraying last 10-15 rounds is kinda hard for ak, because spray pattern controlling is kinda hard with robotic movement. I've changed to lower dpi as soon as this video came out. Now I'm one deaging people off the server. Thanks buddy.
Lowered my dpi from 1000 to 500 lets see what happens
@@kaushikahmed1957 be sure to adjust overall sensitivity to dpi. I went to 100 and it's really good hitting headshot levek flicks.
Phenomenal informative video man! Thanks for the knowledge.
Maxim please make a video of how to download a demo to your desktop since all videos related to it are years old ;(
Matchmaking or faceit?
@@1ncandescence737 mm
as always, this video helped me as well as many others from cs community, you are awesome
Damn I play at 1500dpi with 1.65 sensitivity, even dropping to 1000dpi the movement seems so slow to me
because you are used to fast sensitivity..... i played with 400dpi and 1 sens for very long time and got so used to it but when i came back half year later it was so slow i thought the settings werent same... so now im playing with 800 dpi and 1.5 sens
im playing 400 dpi 2 sens lower is better
@@nuoxy 400dpi feels snappier as compared to 800 dpi sens 1 right?
i reccomend multiplying your dpi by ten, then slowing the cursor speed in windows to match your old sens, then divide your ingame sens by ten and youre set
I prefer high dpi since for me personally I can see the sort of staircase effect when using 400 dpi so I can’t track that well. Also after testing and playing high dpi for around 2 weeks, I tried a different combination of dpi from 400 to 3200, I raised the dpi by 100 each time, I stayed on 2400 because it feels smooth and it doesn’t really change my sensitivity that much, I tried 3200 but it feels too fast.
You should lower your sens directly to how much spi you're going up.
Dpi not spi wtf
This justified my decision to use my high DPI setting. Didnt know what effect it had lol
Haven't watched the video yet, but
High DPI = high accuracy, low precision
Low DPI = low accuracy, high precision
Just use whatever DPI you feel comfortable with on your desktop or browsing the internet
play with a sensitivity where one swipe across your mousepad is a 180 in-game
(a swipe is just moving your hand across the mousepad like you would in game, not from one edge to the other)
if it feels too low where you have to move your mouse more than you want to, up it a bit
if it feels too high and you have more trouble than you should hitting your shots, lower it a bit
eventually you'll come to an eDPI value/range where you're comfortable
mine is 550DPI * 1.3 sens = 715 eDPI
and don't forget you can change the windows sensitivity if you'd like, i moved mine down to 4/11
just remember to have m_rawinput 1 in game
mouse settings > additional mouse options > pointer options
also make sure enhance pointer precision is unchecked
edit: OH ALMOST FORGOT a good dpi range is between 400-800, some pros like ELiGE use 1600 but you really don't need more than that
edit2: yeah ok he mentions the windows sens thing
Niko use 200 dpi back then
Wow man nice no more questions in my mind thx
Hey Maximo, why changed back to Deathadder from your EC2B?
I think just for this video... the ec2b only 3200dpi... this video to show high vs low dpi so its justified
wow.. never thought of that. thanks for the video
Just a quick note everyone, If you're used playing at low dpi. Dont switch to high dpi it doesnt make you good right away since you don't have the muscle memory for it yet.
that's a very clever test to come up with, i like it
Hellooo ramdan mubarek
I really needed this video thanks alot!
Wish u could have done 400 instead of 100 which nobody ever uses
rad video, perfectly explained. You got yourself a sub! :3
have you changed your dpi after this video.
BTW good video
Thank you so much for this, I was really confused if I should go high dpi low sensitivity and if it ACTUALLY, changed anything
So then why do most pros use 400 DPI if it's not as smooth?
because they are used to it and rather than having 'smoother' gameplay they would have a more comfortable desktop experience
I don't know why I getting this video after 4 year
However 4 year later it's better 🤞
awwwshit, that was pretty informative
Thx for this test bru !
Also it deppends on mousepad,mouse weight, size and resolution ;)
even if you need to be horizontal in cs, its way better to be able to make precise movements for headshots if you are slightly lower or slightly above
For those unaware, overall DPI = eDPI :) This is what you'll see in actual game/player profiles
sensitivity multiplied by DPI = eDPI
@@kipchickensout Exactly. I was referring to what he called it in the video which is the same.
High dpi and low sens is the way to go for me. Ty for sharing
Btw Michu from vp has 400dpi and 0.91 in-game
Quake :D I think higher dpi lowers input lag when tracking
can u compare fps like difference betweet 30/40 and 100/120 and 250+ ??🤔
3kliksphilip made a vid about this topic
FINALLY SOMEONE EXPLAINED THIS SHIT CLEARLY THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU 🙏🏽
So, Maxim, you are saying that higher dpi makes your mouse movement more consistent?
Now i know why razer said "you wanna experience every pixel then go to higher dpi, with this mice u can go 14,468 dpi, which doesnt skips small pixels" THANKS i really learned now why mices have high dpi such as 16,000, ive always wondered why mices go 16k when we only use 400 or 800 dpi
I recommend 800edpi which is a universal one that works well with almost everyone. 400-1500 I think is the range
400-1600
damn, i should have found this video 1hour ago
this is what I wanted
And damn, it was you banana gaming, love it
I play on 4500 dpi with 0.20 in game aka 900 overall sen
I play 4500 dpi and 2.0 in game... so what 9k over all sens?
@@whateverppl1229 is your mousepad too small? :))
@@whateverppl1229 Thats one way of staying in silver 1 and never having good aim
I play on 1200 DPI with 1.50 in game sens and I get 1,800 DPI real sensitivity 6/11. It's good for me
I play 400 dpi and 2.3 in game😂
Thx man for video,realy help
what about 16k (or in my case max is 12k) dpi with angle snapping enabled? (idk if its an logitech only feature tho)
andrei pripici then it won’t jump like low dpi but it will have the same effect of making it easier to draw straight lines
Your cross-hair skips pixels not because of 100 DPI , but instead because of 7.84 in-game sens. The best combo is to play at native DPI of the mouse with whatever in-game sens is required.
it's because of dpi
When you raise your DPI on modern mice you're actually engaging a type of artificial mouse smoothing. Sure it looks nice and pretty but you're not getting a 1:1 input like you would with a DPI 3200 or lower.
Dodger depends on the sensor and implementation
In the beginning i played with 4000 dpi and 1.87 ingame. I got everybody with the AWP, but it was really hard to hit headsshots at long distances with an AK
'-' very high
How can I have in CSGO exactly the same feel that I have on windows?
I also wanted to know
Abt 2.91 ig sens
It's only because of high sens setting in-game, try to change it to 10 with your dpi and see what happens
1:06 get some MSAA, this is hurting my eyes
yoooo
@@4th19th2 hi
wow, thought my sens was low being 1800 dpi and 1 ingame sens, this is amazingly low
Imma bet ure not good at the game
@@lamanhkhoa4921 what do you class as not good? I am supreme in match making if that's anything to go off
I cant change my mouse dpi.Its fixed.the cost of the mouse is 499 INR.
Thank you so much for the info
means better im using 800 dpi and 1.545 than 400 and 3.09?
Yeah its just the multiplier that matters
coping s1mple ?
yes . u can use 800 dpi 1.5 .. better than 400 dpi
Yeah im copying s1mple but i’ve been long time using this sens so yeah i’m enjoy it
John Primo aight thanks for the explaination
The problem is how do you have high dpi while feeling comfortable with using desktop that means using windows overall, is there a way to have high dpi while having comfortable sens as before?
DONT TELL ME THAT
JUST TELL ME KENNYS AND SHROUDS DPI AND SENSITIVITY 😂
Maverick PlayS just google it
now i understand...so simple video with great knowlegde
I play on 800 DPI and 2, when i play on 400 DPI and 4 it feels waayyy Faster than on 800 and 2 it feels like 800 and 3. something is clearly wrong there
@@ikke_val try 1600 dpi 0.55
And here's me at 4000 dpi
Might lower it tomorrow
@@Thinkspeed1 And then theres me with 16000 dpi thinking about lowering it to 8000
@@ericgertner7777 that's the thing cause most csgo pro's use low dpi and I'm just used to keeping it at the max so I was so confused
@@Thinkspeed1 Yeah I lowered my dpi now to 4000 it seems slow but it makes it more accuarate to shoot so I might stick to the lower dpi it really makes a difference
Very informative , thanks
Omg this vid is so good to be true
Thank u so much
E
Nice, I'm gonna switch from 400dpi 2.7 to 800dpi 1.35 definitely
wtf is that sens :D im 1.33 with 400dpi in cs
@@davidkelly132 he might have a small mousepad
Did you notice an improvement?
@@rohanmuppa Nope I have a giant XL steelseries one lol, that sens is my sweetspot
@@norfolknwhey4787 Wouldn't say it makes much difference, if any, but there's not reason not to do it tbh
First time seeing the word "Versus" instead of "VS." in a thumbnail
True lol
You should do polling rate too
Mefju23 did guide about it almost 3 Years ago :p
okey so about me, im faceit lvl 10 and my peak was about 2900elo (europe)
im playing since 2013 (played older cs also) and i currently have about 7k hours in csgo
I always used to play 400 or 800dpi and saw no reason to change it to 1600 or 3200 whatsoever, BUT
when i finally did this i can tell you guys it feels like another game. Mr Banana said that it wouldnt make a real difference but i can tell you it does, atleast for players that did play the game for 4k hours +. Your tracking aim (for example following a guy which is going adadadad in pistol) is gonna get like 200-300% better. The game also feels a lot smoother in generell, you can compare it when switching from 60hz to 144hz the first time, if u didnt change already you should srsly do it
@@denialz currently i play on 1024 with 1600dpi and sens 0.5 (same like 400 sens2) so pretty common, i might change to 1080 res if i have my new pc