800 DPI vs 1600 DPI Difference

[HaloDaycare]

It's like it's Youtube in 2009 all over again

[letmeecookbroooo]

People dont get this, Dpi metters, more dpi more fluent picture movement is

[skinscalp]

You should adjust the in-game sensitivity so you get the same eDPI to compare the smoothness/accuracy. Of course higher DPI will cover more grounds, like you don't need a video to know this.

[otysafiry]

Wut....of course it's gonna speed things up it's picking up more dots per inch.... that's why you half your in game sens, lol

[levinhawk]

On (Very low)lower DPI - Your mouse will miss/jump the pixels and you might feel that your aim is inaccurate,

On (very high) higher DPI - Your mouse will create virtual pixels/counts by dividing actual existing pixels of your screen and because of higher noise you might feel that you are missing shots and your aim is inaccurate.

😂(*I have a 1080p resolution laptop and I have tried from 400 to 4000 dpi)

If you have a high resolution monitor(like 4k, have more pixels) use high dpi

And If you have a low resolution(like 1080p, have less pixels than 4k and 2k) monitor use average or low dpi

- It also depends on personal preference.
- Find a combination between dpi and sensitivity

- In my case, I can show some h*cker type flick shots with 1000 dpi but I think I can aim more precisely with 1100 dpi(Flick shots aren't that good on 1100 dpi, In Valorant)
😂