EPT[H] Best "Pro" Razer Death adder 3500DPI Settings? - Page 2
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LingBlingBling
United States353 Posts
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Cyro
United Kingdom20328 Posts
If you can reach everything on your screen comfortably (this happens at ~550-600dpi for me using my grip at 1920x1080) then you basically dont experience any slowdown in the amount of time it takes you to move anywhere on the screen, assuming you have room on mousepad etc. To use an example in FPS (though turning in a 3d game and controlling mouse on 2d ui are very different) people using 400dpi and very low sens still turn almost instantly. On the other side of the argument, its pretty much accepted that lower DPI = more accuracy, and i find after playing at a wide range of DPI settings for years that as long as everything is comfortably in reach and not low enough dpi to give you grip issues with some days practice, then lowering can actually make you play faster | ||
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Lysergic
United States355 Posts
Windows Settings Pointer Speed: 6/11 (default) Uncheck 'Enhance Pointer Precision' Razer Settings Sensitivity/Speed: 50% or 5/10 Acceleration: 0 DPI: 1800 - Razer DA sensor has optimal tracking at 1800 DPI (Google it if you want detailed info). Polling Rate: 1000hz Sc2 Options Sensitivity: 51% (default) | ||
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LingBlingBling
United States353 Posts
On December 26 2012 14:20 lysergic wrote: Use these settings if you want ideal performance and 1:1 tracking. Make sure to adjust them in Windows and in the Razer driver software. Windows Settings Pointer Speed: 6/11 (default) Uncheck 'Enhance Pointer Precision' Razer Settings Sensitivity/Speed: 50% or 5/10 Acceleration: 0 DPI: 1800 - Razer DA sensor has optimal tracking at 1800 DPI (Google it if you want detailed info). Polling Rate: 1000hz Sc2 Options Sensitivity: 51% (default) Thank you, I took your advise, everything feels fine, I change starcraft 2 settings from 51% to 54% sensitivity and its working wonders (= | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20328 Posts
On December 26 2012 14:50 LingBlingBling wrote: Thank you, I took your advise, everything feels fine, I change starcraft 2 settings from 51% to 54% sensitivity and its working wonders (= This is basically exactly what i said. 51, 52, 53, 54% in sc2 are all identical in the sc2 engine, they all correspond to 1:1, 6/11 in windows. You dont want 50% or 55% because of rounding errors in display that can make 50% mean either 51% or 49% for example, so you set inside the range by 1% (51-54%) to avoid being accidentally outside of it 5/10 sens in Razer drivers is cutting DPI in half, 10/10 = 1:1 with what you have set. The sens is basically a "true dpi" slider for 1800dpi which is the native dpi of the sensor and vastly outperforms the other settings, i said 1.5-3 sens range using on-the-fly for exact selection as that is pretty much the best range for playing at 1366x768 (equivalent to around double that on a 1920x1080 display) | ||
Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On December 26 2012 13:33 Cyro wrote: I really have to disagree with the higher dpi = more speed thing though - i hear it all the time. If you can reach everything on your screen comfortably (this happens at ~550-600dpi for me using my grip at 1920x1080) then you basically dont experience any slowdown in the amount of time it takes you to move anywhere on the screen, assuming you have room on mousepad etc. To use an example in FPS (though turning in a 3d game and controlling mouse on 2d ui are very different) people using 400dpi and very low sens still turn almost instantly. Uh... there is nothing to argue. If you're doing a 360 degree turn with a 400 CPI/DPI mouse as fast as you are a 5600 CPI/DPI mouse, then you're moving the physical 400 CPI/DPI mouse faster and further across the pad than you are the 5600 CPI/DPI mouse, and likely using more force. I don't mean more CPI will make you play faster (it will likely make most people play sloppier), but the mouse cursor will move faster at 5600 counts per inch than at 400 counts per inch, all other variables being the same. These high counts (such as on the DeathAdder 2013) are useless to most people who play at 1080p. | ||
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xsnac
Barbados1365 Posts
windows 6/11 , starcraft 2 : disabled , razer death adder driver : 900 dpi , 0 acceleration , 125 pooling . i dont find too much of difference with pooling . now i have my second death adder ( black edition and same settings ) . | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20328 Posts
On December 26 2012 16:51 Jibba wrote: Uh... there is nothing to argue. If you're doing a 360 degree turn with a 400 CPI/DPI mouse as fast as you are a 5600 CPI/DPI mouse, then you're moving the physical 400 CPI/DPI mouse faster and further across the pad than you are the 5600 CPI/DPI mouse, and likely using more force. I don't mean more CPI will make you play faster (it will likely make most people play sloppier), but the mouse cursor will move faster at 5600 counts per inch than at 400 counts per inch, all other variables being the same. These high counts (such as on the DeathAdder 2013) are useless to most people who play at 1080p. Thats what i meant. Doubling DPI doesnt half the amount of time it takes to select a worker - a lot of people imply this. ^Above poster is another example of one using 900dpi. This is pretty much equivalant to 1.8k + ~2-2.5 sens on 1366x768, if he is using 1920x1080, i reccomended 1.5-3 range. | ||
Trion
Canada291 Posts
On December 26 2012 12:29 mtn wrote: It's 6/11 if Im not mistaken(Default, no skippin pixels). Also in SC2 range between 51 - 54% is the best, again, cuz you don't skip any pixels.( someone on TL like a year a go did a study on that ;p ) Thanks, my mistake. 6/11 if correct. I do remember the thread saying between 51-54%, but it it looks like we now have the option to just disable SC2 mouse sensitivity and leave it as it was set for windows. | ||
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astroorion
United States1022 Posts
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