Not a placebo. I strictly use 6/11 windows speed with 1800 DPI and after the registry fix something definitely felt different when I moved the cursor. It's not that different as I'm already used to it, though you'll still have to do a bit of fine tuning on your muscle memory.

Uncultured

United States1340 Posts

January 01 2012 08:34 GMT

#44

Can someone confirm that windows 7 actually has acceleration of some sort?

I used the regfix.exe and don't really notice anything.

Kluey

Canada1197 Posts

January 02 2012 20:01 GMT

#45

You actually just fucked up my mouse.. o_o;;

The hexidecimal values are 100% correct but my mouse is flying from corner to corner.

Gladiator6

Sweden7024 Posts

January 02 2012 20:08 GMT

#46

On January 01 2012 17:17 LoLAdriankat wrote:
Not a placebo. I strictly use 6/11 windows speed with 1800 DPI and after the registry fix something definitely felt different when I moved the cursor. It's not that different as I'm already used to it, though you'll still have to do a bit of fine tuning on your muscle memory.

Same here, It feels kind of slower now. Will test it in a few games soon.

Grumbels

Netherlands7031 Posts

January 02 2012 20:10 GMT

#47

Can't you access all of this with the Logitech driver, for those who have it? I've turned off acceleration in there.

sopas

509 Posts

January 02 2012 20:11 GMT

#48

On January 01 2012 17:34 Uncultured wrote:
Can someone confirm that windows 7 actually has acceleration of some sort?

I used the regfix.exe and don't really notice anything.

i think using the mouse movement recorder in markc fix is best way to see if u have acel.
it gives me 1:1 mouse: pointer movement ratio by just disabling enhanced pointer precision in win7 options.

Romitelli

Brunei Darussalam566 Posts

January 02 2012 20:23 GMT

#49

On January 03 2012 05:08 eYeball wrote:

Show nested quote +

Same here, It feels kind of slower now. Will test it in a few games soon.

It does make your mouse a bit slower on the same DPI, since it turns off the artificial acceleration Windows provided.

However, it makes your mouse strokes 100% predictable, which, as explained in the OP, can't be achieved with pointer enhancement turned on.

oxxo

988 Posts

January 02 2012 20:25 GMT

#50

Windows 7 doesn't need anything beyond unchecking enhanced pointer precision except for games way older than SC2.

Atoissen

Norway1737 Posts

January 02 2012 20:48 GMT

#51

Thanks, im so stupid when it comes to computers, and I have been wondering why mu mouse has been so strange, now it feels so sharpe and responsive v_v

freetgy

1720 Posts

January 02 2012 20:55 GMT

#52

damn it, i totally forgot about the mouse fix since i quit playing cs 1.6
definitly needed.

Now i realize why my notebook always felt different than the desktop.

Romitelli

Brunei Darussalam566 Posts

January 02 2012 22:15 GMT

#53

On January 03 2012 05:25 oxxo wrote:
Windows 7 doesn't need anything beyond unchecking enhanced pointer precision except for games way older than SC2.

True, but fixing the registry makes your mouse behave the same regardless of what you're doing, including surfing the web or, as you mentioned, playing older games.

Hossinaut

United States453 Posts

January 03 2012 00:53 GMT

#54

Too bad there isn't a reliable way to do this on Macs... I've tried like 10 different things, and all they've done is reduce my mouse sensitivity, not actually acceleration.... yippee. D:

Nick.TNA

209 Posts

January 29 2012 05:51 GMT

#55

Hey guys. I've had the mouse acceleration fix active for a while, and its been really great. However, I just recently bought a new mouse, and I feel like i'm getting less precision out of it. None of the settings have changed in regards to my mouse settings though, so i'm wondering if it has anything to do with the drivers the mouse installed, or perhaps its simply because its a different mouse.. Anyone have any idea? ^_^

iTzSnypah

United States1738 Posts

January 29 2012 06:03 GMT

#56

I just did this and WOW the difference is crazy... I've had to turn the pointer speed down a notch because the speed/distance the cursor moves when i move the mouse like 1cm is WAY faster/further than with the 'enhance pointer precision' on.