New mouth , High or low dpi is better ?

no0o0o0obyyy

I love sniping , and i had problems with my last mouse so i bought a new one (tecknet gaming mouse) where its DPI is adjustable
My question is whats better , increasing mouse dpi and decreasing ingame sensitivity ?
Or decreasing dpi and increasing in game sensitivity ?
And thx

no0o0o0obyyy

And sry its a new mouse not mouth
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GeneralZezo2

no0o0o0obyyy wrote: »

My question is whats better , increasing mouse dpi and decreasing ingame sensitivity ?
Or decreasing dpi and increasing in game sensitivity ?

You should increasing mouse dpi and decreasing in game sensitivity, that's better

M1600wner

Do remember to lower the Polling Rate to 125 Hz, if it's a rather modern mouse. Anything higher results in "wobbly" movements when you play CrossFire.

Your Mouse Driver Most likely has such a Setting somewhere, do check it out once you have the chance.

HEYIMPATRICK

It depends on the sensor and other stuff, some claims some mouse run better at 800/1600dpi than 400/450 dpi

it's all about preference (what you like the best, desktop wise and ingame wise)

swesub1

GeneralZezo2 wrote: »

You should increasing mouse dpi and decreasing in game sensitivity, that's better

ahh i see, did i do it right then? xd

[GM]Kanadian

Brush and floss daily (always decrease sensitivity IMO)

GeneralZezo2

swesub1 wrote: »

ahh i see, did i do it right then? xd

Yeah sure N1 xD

[GM]Kanadian wrote: »

Brush and floss daily (always decrease sensitivity IMO)

New tip added to the list

Y0ungAngie

M1600wner wrote: »

Do remember to lower the Polling Rate to 125 Hz, if it's a rather modern mouse. Anything higher results in "wobbly" movements when you play CrossFire.

Your Mouse Driver Most likely has such a Setting somewhere, do check it out once you have the chance.

But I have 125Hz and like 900 something DPI, 10 sens on CF. And still have a "woobly" movement

M1600wner

Y0ungAngie wrote: »

But I have 125Hz and like 900 something DPI, 10 sens on CF. And still have a "woobly" movement

Hm. That sounds rather unusual. I'm at 125Hz, 1000 DPI and about 41 Sensitivity, and can't really say I've had many complaints.

You sure it's on 125 Hz? Do keep in mind that in case you've been using Slants Method, it doesn't work on Windows 8/8.1/10.

If your Mouse driver has a built in function for that and you've been using that, then frankly, I'm stumped. It's the first time I heard about people having wobbly aim at 125 Hz in CF.

gomhoria

If you Google it u will find that most of famous players use 400 dpi and 6-10 in game sensitivity

no0o0o0obyyy

M1600wner wrote: »

Do remember to lower the Polling Rate to 125 Hz, if it's a rather modern mouse. Anything higher results in "wobbly" movements when you play CrossFire.

Your Mouse Driver Most likely has such a Setting somewhere, do check it out once you have the chance.

Thx all for ur help
But how could i adjust the polling rate ?