New mouse

YellowCF

I just bought the Logitech G400, along with the mousepad Steelseries Qck+ Heavy.
I was just interested if these settings below are the proper one(s) if you're trying to get as best as possible while playing with M4A1.

• Dpi 400, also set as standard
• 4 Sensitivity levels; 400, 800, 1800 & 3600
• 1000hz

Acceleration [] (not checked]

I tried with it ingame, but the mouse was all laggy and I could barely move it. This happened before with my old mouse and I then tried to reinstall the game and it worked fine after reinstalling. So that's where I'm at now, just trying to get some opinons meanwhile downloading.

Kenny_JinJin

I have 800 dpi , I do have 1000hz but I prefer the 500hz . I wonder if you have Angle snapping option :? I do so I use it pretty good / Logitech : G9x

Tabooooooo

Mouse setting are all about preference. I currently use a Razer Naga with 3000 dpi, 125 hz polling rate, 0 acceleration, 0 sensitivity on CF, with Windows sensitivity 6 notches when counting from left to right. Mess around with it a bit, granted if it is not "glitchy", and see what you like best.

pheter_a

What I, personally, use on my g500: DPIs - 500(x)/450(y); 850/800;1300/1100. 125hz; acceleration, checked.... and about 3 in-game sensitivity.\

It feels smooth; but hey, it's all personal preference.

TheGhost345

Hmmm, not too sure about mouses.
Try and buy a gaming mouse if you have not already got one,
I used any mouse and i encountered many errors but gaming mouses solve my problems when I play games

Tabooooooo

TheGhost345 wrote: »

Hmmm, not too sure about mouses.
Try and buy a gaming mouse if you have not already got one,
I used any mouse and i encountered many errors but gaming mouses solve my problems when I play games

His very first sentence states his mouse... G400 is a gaming mouse.

MattManFPS

YellowCF wrote: »

I just bought the Logitech G400, along with the mousepad Steelseries Qck+ Heavy.
I was just interested if these settings below are the proper one(s) if you're trying to get as best as possible while playing with M4A1.

• Dpi 400, also set as standard
• 4 Sensitivity levels; 400, 800, 1800 & 3600
• 1000hz

Acceleration [] (not checked]

I tried with it ingame, but the mouse was all laggy and I could barely move it. This happened before with my old mouse and I then tried to reinstall the game and it worked fine after reinstalling. So that's where I'm at now, just trying to get some opinons meanwhile downloading.

The polling rate needs to be 125hz for CF. I prefer 800 DPI with 0 sensitivity. It might feel really fast at first but you'll likely adjust to it quickly.

YellowCF

Thanks for the response. I changed it to 125hz since that's what most of you suggested (don't really know the difference and how it affect the game), but it seems pretty decent. I guess it takes a while to get used to. I had a MX518 before, with an EXTREMELY smaller mousepad than the Qck+. Back then I had it on 800dpi and around 10 sens.
Now, when having this big mousepad with so low sens/dpi, makes it really hard to turn more than 180 degrees. I have to lift and drop it constantly when I walk around. It's a bit tricky but I guess it's just a matter of time till I get used to it.

I'm playing with 400dpi and 6 sens now. Maveloff from hammertime(my fav cf player) is using those settings.

Oh and should acceleration be checked or not?

AwfulFallout

check acceleration, cuz when u put 2 acceleration together they cancel each other out

Kenny_JinJin

MattManFPS wrote: »

The polling rate needs to be 125hz for CF. I prefer 800 DPI with 0 sensitivity. It might feel really fast at first but you'll likely adjust to it quickly.

why the polling rate needs to be 125hz for CF ?

RickyBoyyy

Throne_LK wrote: »

why the polling rate needs to be 125hz for CF ?

Because for CF the more Hz the crosshair wont go straight left to right. it will start to move up and down while moving left to right

aTastyCookie

Throne_LK wrote: »

why the polling rate needs to be 125hz for CF ?

The game is poorly programmed and cannot handle polling rates anything higher than 125 Hz it goes haywire.

Use 125 for CF
500-1000 Hz for other games like CS.