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How do you come to the conclusions, that this affects the PC performance? Show me proof, or I dont care.

I just see good positioning and good aim. Thats all

Chief Blur Buster wrote: ↑

02 Jun 2022, 16:40

Crossposted from other thread

Thank you Chief for this interesting insight into the DPI Theme! Learned some new things too. So, I will definetely stay on high DPI depending on the game etc.

Medium to high end Power Cables (especially if you have a good PSU) are allready shielded. Its not like there is just metal wires behind plastik. Those cables have a layer of a meterial which protects outer parts from EMI. Im sorry for you, its most likely placebo.

Vocaleyes wrote: ↑

30 May 2022, 12:33

When my mouse allowed for the development of muscle memory, I was 1850dpi and 250 polling. Was always the best feeling for me.

Sure, its all personal preference. 250 Polling rate has its pros too. Its lighter on your CPU which could give you smoother gameplay.

all these have seen long time before…. And i do not belive them one bit is nice testing thats true but they are not gamers… GamerNexus Linus and so on they know absolutely nothing about gaming and they testing gaming rigs can you belive it? All these latency tests are great in perfect world. At the...

all these have seen long time before…. And i do not belive them one bit is nice testing thats true but they are not gamers… GamerNexus Linus and so on they know absolutely nothing about gaming and they testing gaming rigs can you belive it? All these latency tests are great in perfect world. At the...

everything over 800DPI is nonsense…. you can check for example simple why he then play on 400DPI if there is so much advantage as you claim? Did you read my post? And checkout the videos from Battle(non)sense and Optimimum Tech. They describe it perfectly! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AoRfv9W11...

As I see, the time is simply the lag of the current mouse frequency. When moving the mouse really slow, the frequency is pretty low too. In the first picture you can see, the first dot only has 10hz! 10hz is around 100ms input lag! Increasing the DPI also increases the very first polling rate "steps...

Sorry, in the first picture its around 112 MS lag and not 105. Gotta wear my glasses! xD