And while people can do fairly accurate quick movement of the mouse, position wise, it is extremely difficult to do accurate and consistent quick movements of the pointer when mouse acceleration is present. When there is mouse acceleration present though, the pointer travels additional distance proportional to the speed of the mouse as well. When it is disabled, your mouse pointer moves proportionally to your mouse movement. I also advise disabling Enhance pointer precision. Additionally, some settings of the slider (bigger than 6/11) will cause loss of mouse reading resolution.
By using the pure readings from the mouse, without an obscure scaling going on, you always know what exactly you have as a foundation.
#CLIX SENSITIVITY AND DPI WINDOWS#
I don't like the Windows sensitivity scaling because it is quite obscure and it's not immediately obvious how exactly it works and what it does to the mouse readings. Setting the mouse sensitivity in Windows settings in the middle (6/11) disables windows sensitivity scaling. First, it is assumed that you have a mouse with a variable DPI setting (the vast majority of good gaming mice). If you just wonder what sensitivity you need to aim well, there are plenty of guides on that topic already.ġ. Please note that this guide focuses mainly on the relationship between DPI and sensitivity and the optimal ratio between the two. I will try to generally explain the important bits as good as possible. So you have to just take my word about some of the details. For practical reasons, I cannot explain every single bit of information I am presenting here. Also my physics/engineering/programming background has helped me a lot to understand the topic well. First I want to say that I've spent a long time learning about the mechanics/theory of the game, and countless hours in experimenting with different settings.
Set the appropriate in-game sensitivity (simply called sensitivity in this guide) so that you can both aim accurately and consistently and move well in the game.Pick up a DPI value (if your mouse has variable DPI) that is comfortable to you to use the pointer in Windows or RTS games for example.Set your Windows sensitivity slider in the middle (6/11 nothes) and disable Enhance pointer precision option.This will be a long post, so here is the TLDR version for the lazy one: This is a topic that is widely misunderstood in the community, so I decided to do my take on it.
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