Problem with Windows 10

[kHAZY]

This might be a weird one for you guys but i try to recreate the windows 7 mouse feeling that was the best aim ive had it was kinda a heavy aim but it was very precise and i could still move my mouse freely. Now if i lower my sens its just too slow and unprecise.
On windows 10 its kinda like that 800 DPI is much faster now and everything seems way too "snappy and fast" so i tried out to use Rawaccel on the Setting "Off" with a negative sens multiplier like 0.5 and 250 hz mouse polling rate and it was almost great for me but something is bugging me using it its just not the same do you guys know if theres something else i can do to recreate this kind of "heavy" aim? I had this without Acceleration

[Stimpy7314]

Yeah, just tape a stone brick on your mouse. Problem solved.

[Vocaleyes]

I agree completely with windows sensitivity being off, how some people are running 6/11 1600dpi is baffling to me as even 6/11 400dpi feels way too fast.

[Stimpy7314]

I agree completely with windows sensitivity being off, how some people are running 6/11 1600dpi is baffling to me as even 6/11 400dpi feels way too fast.

https://youtu.be/Sbzs5IFCoMQ

[imprecise]

This might be a weird one for you guys but i try to recreate the windows 7 mouse feeling that was the best aim ive had it was kinda a heavy aim but it was very precise and i could still move my mouse freely. Now if i lower my sens its just too slow and unprecise.
On windows 10 its kinda like that 800 DPI is much faster now and everything seems way too "snappy and fast" so i tried out to use Rawaccel on the Setting "Off" with a negative sens multiplier like 0.5 and 250 hz mouse polling rate and it was almost great for me but something is bugging me using it its just not the same do you guys know if theres something else i can do to recreate this kind of "heavy" aim? I had this without Acceleration

I think this is likely caused by dwm.exe being set to High priority, interfering with the responsiveness of inputs. In my experience, lower hz mice are less affected by this issue. You can test setting dwm to below normal from task manager > details and see if you notice a difference.
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I agree completely with windows sensitivity being off, how some people are running 6/11 1600dpi is baffling to me as even 6/11 400dpi feels way too fast.

https://youtu.be/Sbzs5IFCoMQ

Great video! Screen resolution is another factor here. High resolution low DPI causes a very low sensitivity.