If the mouse pointer begins to move erratically or the mouse itself no longer moves smoothly, the mouse probably only needs to be cleaned. The rollers may have hair or lint wrapped around the axle points, carefully remove any lint with tweezers. Look in the center of the roller to see if there is any built-up residue.

How can I solve mouse lags in Windows 10?

1. Install the official mouse driver.
2. Enable / Disable Scroll Inactive Windows.
3. Change Palm Check Threshold.
4. Set the touchpad to No Delay.
5. Turn off Cortana.
6. Disable NVIDIA High Definition Audio.
7. Change your mouse frequency.
8. Disable Fast Startup.

The cursor jumps or sometimes doesn’t react at all. The problem is due to the receiver being too close to the USB port. It picks up electronic noise generated by the computer’s parts, interfering with the signals passing from the mouse. The solution is to install an extender, a male-female USB cord.

This means higher dpi will take more cpu resourse. This is why many experienced FPS player use 400dpi. Sometimes even very slight latency time which you can not feel can cause you miss shot. For users who don’t not have powerful cpu, they should choose lower dpi.

You need a 1000 DPI to 1600 DPI for MMOs and RPG games. A lower 400 DPI to 1000 DPI is best for FPS and other shooter games. You only need 400 DPI to 800 DPI for MOBA games. A 1000 DPI to 1200 DPI is the best setting for Real-Time strategy games.

The answer to your question is really simple, pro players use those settings because of microsoft, because of the intellimouse or the wheel mouse optical, those mice only could do 400dpi, and many pro players learned to play with those mice, so they got used to 400dpi.

It’s better to have a high DPI and a low sens because it tracks more dots per inch, per sens. 800 x 0.85 is better. 1600 dpi, 0.4 sens here. on lower DPI-settings, but it is heavily dependant on the mouse you are using.

The native dpi for a mouse will be the most accurate one, the most common native dpi is 800. However the effect of 800dpi at 6 or 1600 at 3 should not be noticeable on any decent mouse. The higher DPI the more dots you have for each inch your mouse travel.

Yes, it’s supposed to feel that slow, but you don’t need to force yourself to use it. I use 1.4 @ 1200 which would be more or less 4.2 @ 400 and I’m doing just fine. ex-coL, now C9 Hiko uses similiar sensitivity and he’s considered one of the best in NA. I recommend 800dpi.

400/500 has since been considered the sweet spot. You will find much more gain in other games and even office use with higher dpi and Hz. Higher sensitivity users will get more precision that is actually needed.

400 DPI = 1 inch mouse movement, moves the cursor 400 pixels. The lower the DPI, the less sensitive your mouse.