Aim Secrets: Pixel Skipping causing bad Aim is a Myth

[@AnirudhRived]

I'm a Rainbow 6 player but i have still watched almost all of your aim guide videos and they are amazing. There are no other videos like yours anywhere thanks for such valuable information. I can't really think how lucky many players would be by having a coach like you.

[@ioStux]

Edit: There is a tool floating around that apparently tells you whether you are Pixel Skipping or not. *That website is trash and is proven to be wrong* , which is why I am deleting comments that are mentioning it. There is already enough misinformation regarding this topic flaoting around, don't think about pixel skipping, you don't have to play at a million DPI to make sure you aren't skipping pixels, just play the game and have fun improving. Become one of the cool kids and join my Discord! discord.gg/Tmv3rJw We are already at over 3000 Members and it keeps growing. I am active on it every day and I don't miss any mentions, so if you want to chat come over! Keep in mind that I am busy coaching sometimes, so if I don't reply immediately, it's probably because I am currently working, but I'll try my best to get back to everyone :)

[@naipbot]

ioStux Coaching | Overwatch I play at 400 dpi and 8 sens do I have this angle skipping?

[@rndm6092]

NergoKnife Gaming Definitely not, some pros use 400 dpi.

[@Tehstool]

Would you mind explaining why it's wrong, iostux?

[@BlueSkyleaf]

Uhm actually low dpi like 400 and 8 ingame can already skip noticeably for everyone :/ So you should worry about it tbh... starting at 800 dpi most commonly used sensitivities are prone to a much lower skip which most won't notice. And you also should mention somethint else: dpi defines WHEN a mouse raects to movements, low dpi mean shaking the mosue has NO effet while high dpi at he same sens will rgeister even the smallest movements! So if you are a shaky person super high dpi dcan completly ruin your aim.

[@KRysGamingYT]

I think the title is a bit click baity as you sort of rename pixel skipping to angle skipping which means it's a misnomer rather than a myth. I agree the former may have led people to infer incorrectly the meaning of it but that doesn't negate that the phenomenon named pixel skipping existed. Regardless, I really appreciate all the amazing info you put out there and helping people become aware of very high level details like this. You do great work for Overwatch. /salute edited: typos.

[@ioStux]

Need to draw the attention of new viewers somehow monkaShake

[@NoAimNoGain]

ioStux Coaching | Overwatch Shitty excuse. Your content is awesome; you don't need clickbaits. Just let the content speak for itself.

[@cashmir8495]

No Aim No Gain That‘s not how the real world works, i‘m sorry to tell you

[@NoAimNoGain]

Cashmir Actually, I happen to know very well how "the world" works; I also make content for YT. I'm just one of those people that values strong principles, such as honesty. So, for me, using clickbaity titles is a display of weakness.

[@KRysGamingYT]

ioStux Coaching | Overwatch I totally get it. That's why I still appreciate your content :thumbs_up:

[@vincenthugentobler955]

keep up the good work bro, I don't think I'm the only one that has improved due to this series

[@livefreeprintguns]

I wish I had seen this video a year ago. Thanks for making it!

[@pzogel]

Some things: First off, 'native CPI' isn't really a thing anymore, for most of the common sensors on the market (3360, 3310, 3988, AM010 and variants) every CPI step is 'native' (i.e. not interpolated). The actually important thing is whether a higher CPI step has higher sensor smoothing to reduce jitter, as smoothing introduces motion delay. The 3310 found in Zowie mice, for example, has 20 frames of smoothing at all CPI steps (~4 ms lag) whereas the 3360 has 2 frames below 2000 CPI and 32 frames above 2000 CPI (~6.4 ms). Added smoothing is MUCH worse than any gain in terms of angular granularity. Still, angle skipping is real and it surely is related to low CPI; to be precise, low CPI coupled with a high overall sensitivity (hence a high multiplier) as the number of counts isn't sufficient to 'support' the high multiplier. If you use high CPI/high sens or low CPI/low sens there is no problem. Therefore it is recommended to set mouse CPI to the highest non-smoothed step if (and only if) you're using a very high overall sensitivity.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

Also the resolution (thus the size of the skipped pixels/angles) and the speed of the mouse is important as well. There tens to be a point where the sensor can't keep up with the speed.

[@loonz8775]

What dpi would u recommend for the razer viper ultimate I tried looking up the frames of smoothing but I couldn’t find anything on it

[@pzogel]

@@loonz8775 Viper Ultimate has no smoothing across the entire CPI range, so you can choose w/e you want. I suggest staying below 5000 CPI, as jitter will become noticeable beyond that point.

[@TheSarah10001]

Hmm this is interesting I have thoroughly tested, for instance 400 dpi 12 ingame (overwatch) & then 3200 dpi 1.5. In-game. Using my G-pro (3366) & they are the same cm/360 (28.864) but they feel vastly different. The only way to describe it is the higher DPI feels more "Responsive" & easier to flick shot. But the lower dpi feels easier to track with.

[@Tehstool]

So pixel skipping exists except it's dealing with angles and not pixels? I wouldn't necessarily call that a myth.

[@xellos5262]

I'd assume with Myth he means the number of people who blame their bad performance on it :x

[@ioStux]

If that was clickbait, then thank you for falling for the bait! Oh and I see you wrote a comment on it, that means KZbin now thinks you found the video so engaging to even participate in its comment section! Oh boy lucky you, have fun seeing my clickbait in your recommended feed all day, its gonna be hard to get rid of now that you commented

[@mememarine2393]

i can literally just press not interested in your content in the recommended list and theyll never show up again www.google.co.uk/#q=%68%6f%77%20%74%6f%20%66%69%6e%64%20%63%68%69%6c%64%70%6f%72%6e literally is that easy

[@Tehstool]

Yeah don't click that link.

[@daddybonez]

meme marine fuck you holy shit

[@torb1trick415]

well this doesnt help the fact that i can physically see my reticle physically skip over one pixel no matter the sens and dpi combination. why cant it just move 1 pixel at a time? is it the mouses fault? i use a glorious model o

[@ArgadashHD]

Pixle scipping is actually a thing in CSGO. But it has nothing to do with the DPI. Its the ingame sensitivity that makes you skip pixels...

[@mareksicinski449]

which has to do with ur dpi

[@rendyg1176]

I wouldn´t name the video "Pixel Skipping is a Myth", because the first time I read it I was like ...I thought iostux knows what he is talking about... Thank god he knows :) Yes, angle skipping is the right term and it is a serious problem if you want to hit something! I tried to play with WMO on 450dpi, but it was simply impossible :D cheers

[@rndm6092]

I think he meant that some people were making pixel skipping out to be this huge thing that devastates the aim of 400 and 800 dpi players.

[@1kreature]

I just had this exact problem on Battlefield V! I could NOT aim at a guys head. The slightest movement of the mouse either produced no motion or too much making me jump to other side of the head. So, I loaded up the target map where you can test your aim and train. There I could easily play around and look at my mouse sensitivity vs other settings and it turns out there is somehting there after all. If I set my mouse sensitivity very *high* it adds a filter and the minimum motion needed to produce movement in game makes it skip the head. Well, makes it skip more in motion than I'd like to hit what I am trying to aim at... So, I think the notion of pixel skipping stems from this issue. A combination of mouse dpi, how it is handled by the driver and delivered to game, and how the game decimates/scales this information before acting on it. It is definitely possible to create a bad combination that gives a very frustrating day.

[@mareksicinski449]

Isn't there skipping at highest dpis too? 4:20 2000 is huge though? 700-900 edpi makes more sense no? well u can change dpi preset for desktop use

[@Katze822228]

that theory does not make any sense. You can just turn down the windows sensitivity and you can make pretty much any DPI feel good for 2D cursor movements. Since i don't see any advantage to using low DPI, I use 4000 DPI and 1/4 windows sens. That makes it feel like 1000 DPI for all 2D cursor movements, even in games. It makes slow crosshair movements in 3D space more responsive and smoother because you have to move the mouse less to make it send a position update to your PC. The only time i lower my DPI is when i play aim trainers that are CPU limited and can't handle 4000 DPI and 8khz polling rate. In that case lower DPI artificially lowers the polling rate because when you never move the mouse fast enough to saturate the 8khz polling rate and it still feels more responsive that way than turning down the polling rate. To saturate 8khz at 800 DPI you'd have to move the mouse 10 inces per second. In real games that can definitely happen but in aim trainers not really, maybe in some scenarios but than you'd know beforehand and can change the settings. But in real games you should just lower the polling rate if the game can't handle that high polling rate. You wouldn't want your game to lag out when you do a quick 180° spin because you get shot from behind. So there's no real reason to use low DPI in games. On my old mouse that had a PMW 3366 sensor the mouse movements were slightly jittery at 4000 DPI so i used 2000 DPI with that mouse. But my deathadder v3 is completely smooth even at 30000 DPI. The real reason why so many professional players use a low DPI is probably because not too long ago higher DPI settings had problems like the jitter on my mouse. And now pros are a bit cautious with trying out new settings or they just copy each other. Why change something that works well enough. Afterall it doesn't really affect your performance much unless you use a really low DPI like 400 on a medium overall sensitivity. But in theory with a higher DPI your ingame cursor movements are closer to your real mouse movements so I still don't completely understand why so many professional players use low DPIs. If i competed in a game for money, I'd want to use the best settings, not settings that work well enough...

[@khalidelmorsy8090]

How to make 360 degrees? And the high dpi better or not ?applied on pubg mobile? And what sens with which dpi?

[@jebipp]

I can’t believe KarQ would lie to me

[@namethatiuse2677]

Holy shit. Someone actually explained this

[@yedrellow]

Overwatch has way too close engagement ranges for anything to matter in terms of angle skipping. Games with extremely long engagement ranges and small targets like Arma, Squad, Project Reality or maybe PubG does have some issues with this skipping though. However you're not going to try and shoot a guy 1 kilometre away in Overwatch.

[@georgep779]

widow says hi

[@Planet_B1ue]

Very confusing, even though I want to understand so bad.

[@1kreature]

By the way... A FOV of 140 degrees on a 4k monitor (3840 pix wide) is 0.036 degrees pr pixel. And if you snipe using 8x zoom you are now down to each pixel representing 0.0045 degrees. A single mouse tick could then easily skip 2 pixels to the side. The big question is if there is errors in drivers making the actual ticks quantized. There appears to be for MS driver on high dpi mouse if you do not install Logitechs driver. Problem is Logitechs driver introduces lagg instead.

[@marcuspvxea]

Been playing fps games for a long time and before back in the days i could aim in a smooth line, now it jumps every pixel when i aim, its a noticible difference and its in every game. And its the game engine that causes these issues. Specially in fps games like Arma, Squad, csgo etc when you aim far distances it is a great bother. (Low dpi in the software while using high dpi in games apparently fixes it) HIGHLY depends on the Engine that is used. Used to play on some of the highest mouse speed on csgo (4.00 & nearly close to the max on windows settings) It's a problem that exists and is not a myth, Surprisingly when i use my old mouse as back then the aim is smooth but changing to the newer devices its a big issue.

[@shuramixu]

I'M TESTING 1600X900 AND I DON'T FEEL PIXEL SKIPPING THAT BEFORE I SET IT TO 1920X1080P AND THERE IF I FEEL PIXEL SKIPPING, I HAVE 400 DPI

[@Vlad_Noir]

Finally. someone that actually knows what there TALKING ABOUT.

[@bechti44]

Sorry but If I am in sniper scope, trying to aim at the enemies head, moving the mouse very slowly but nothing happens and then suddenly it jumps over his head, I call it pixle skipping still. And it is an issue. I would like to have a fast moving mouse which is still precise when moving it slowly and have to decide between fast/skipping pixles or slow/not skipping pixles.

[@Danbero]

I did not care. I just wan't to get a comfortable and nice mouse sensivity so I just needed to know if the pixel skipping is caused by high ingame dpi and low mouse dpi, or high mouse dpi and low ingame dpi.

[@octs609]

ok I personally disagree not saying I use pixel skipping as a my excuse but when I went on valorant and played on 400 DPI with 0.44, I could barely make precise movements, I went on 800 dpi with 0.22 and I could precisely make movements and as they are theoretically coefficient I was able to make more drastic movements and smaller movements at a higher rate on high dpi and low sens, I was quite baffled as I played on high game sens for a while but as soon as I switched I saw the difference, the same for cs go and even fortnite (yes I play fortnite sometimes don't hate or hate idc) so I feel as if it can throw you off at high range

[@DerStoke]

Very cool video. Could you do one about Hz for mice? Differences and (dis)advantages of 500 Hz vs 1000 Hz for example?

[@love-thugger]

Higher polling rate is more responsive that's like asking about the advantages of a 60Hz monitor vs a 144Hz monitor

[@GamingVasta]

Good to learn this.

[@AlberTesla1024]

If low dpi skips the angels, then how come Shroud who uses 400 DPI is one of the best players?

[@ioStux]

Its in the title of the video, it exists, but it doesn't cause bad aim. It's effect is negligible.

[@1NabbinatoR]

you said at the end of the video that is better if is a single digit number, but guess what, overwatch sens is different from other games so with 400 dpi i have to put FUKIN "12" in apex legend or other game is 4. i can't change mouse sens in windows, it had to stay at 6. because i play league and osu, and other old games. i'm so mad about this

[@StrategiaFPS]

So i want 20k edpi my mouse only goes to 3.2k edpi (zowie fk2) so i should just use the sens to get to 20k edpi or should i buy a whole new mouse? can i get better or will pixle skipping always keep me at a lower skill ceiling?

[@just_furguy]

pixel skipping can be an advantage actually, try 100 dpi on tracer I hit more crits for some reason ~3700sr, tracer is the only heroe it gives me an advantage on (calc like 800*6=4800/100=48 ingame, insert your dpi and settings)

[@jasonlimchinhoong8491]

I play bf1 and my dpi is 800 and my in game sens is 20 is that too high

[@Dyna1One]

So, question: if you have a 1080p screen and a 1440p screen, and switch between them- does it change your sensitivity? As there are about 40% more pixels horizontal and vertical? Or does Overwatch force one sensitivity? If so, someone with a bigger screen would have a higher sens or dpi to make the same 360•

[@ioStux]

No, no matter what screen you use, 360 degrees = 360 degrees

[@Fatihkocakjoyboy]

But I see a lot of pros still use 400 DPI, so I guess this makes not a big difference?

[@ioStux]

No it doesn't really, which is why I refer to it mattering as a "Myth" :)

[@SalehBayahya]

different pro players use different dpis depending on what game they come from if it's csgo for example they'll probably use 400dpi because they're used to it

[@CiseLS]

more owl player use 800 dpi

[@AnymMusic]

I use 400 with 10. Works for me

[@FirebladeXXL]

then you use the exact sense i use: 1600 at 2.5.

[@lelunbalanced7621]

Same i use 1600 DPi at 2.5 on 1280x720 in game, windows mouse 3/11, EPP off

[@FirebladeXXL]

you play on 720p? i couldnt, not on my desktop pc, because it would just not look sharp.

[@lelunbalanced7621]

720p 75% renderscale LUL, man im running a potato i need every frames i can get...

[@tero3915]

@@FirebladeXXL lol iam playing 640x320 to get 60fps

[@JimboTheCrackSmoka]

Shannon's Law is actually real to my belief. I played on 400 DPI with around 5.7 sens, higher than the Shannon's Law Sample to Angle ratio which is bad, and was evident during my games as I was just mediocre. I doubled my DPI and dropped my sens to about 3.7 and the next game I got 29 eliminations with McCree. My weapon accuracy increase in subsequent games also.

[@CMiY0]

Double O except if you double your dpi and lower the sensitivity to more than half of the in game multiplier, you’re not setting yourself with the same sensitivity you originally had. You effectively not only increased the DPI:in-game ratio, but you also increased your edpi as well. For you to be 1:1 with your edpi you would need to use 800 dpi-2.85 in game. Otherwise it’s wrong.

[@NehemiahOneoftwelveShin1of12]

that feeling when you've been using 10,000 dpi and 1 in-game sens I recently brought it down to 4200 dpi lol still 1 in-game tho

[@KRysGamingYT]

이세하 lol same. Ever since I saw taimou show pixel skipping in a video, I instantly went from like 10,1000 to 1,10000. At least the nice thing is that I can adjust my mouse dpi by steps of 50 and I've found the perfect dpi since then that gives me good muscle memory.

[@TkTerminator303]

Pixel skipping is NOT a myth. It just doesn't exist in Overwatch, because Raw Input is implemented properly, which causes Window's Mouse Settings to not take effect. If a game does NOT have it implemented properly, then if you have your Window's Pointer Speed set to something other than the 6th notch (out of a total of 11 notches). This causes pixel skipping as decribed here: www.esreality.com/index.php?a=post&id=1945096 Skipping CPI Counts explained by one of Logitech's Senior Engineers. kzbin.info/www/bejne/opSae4mgmLWtgpI

[@Aidiakapi]

LoNeZiLLa Window's settings have no impact since Overwatch uses raw input for gameplay.

[@TkTerminator303]

Yeah that would make sense as long as it has Raw Input implemented properly. You'd be surprised how many games/engines don't have it implemented properly. I didn't know this was an Overwatch specific video, =]. Does Enhance Pointer Precision have an effect, do you know?

[@Aidiakapi]

It doesn't, but honestly there's really no realistic way to implement "raw input" correctly. Either the code uses the raw input API or it isn't raw input (for keyboard/mouse ofc, controller using XInput is pretty much raw input but for controllers). So yeah, no windows settings have an effect, the only thing that does is the drivers from your mouse and your in-game sens :).

[@bendominado7152]

song?

[@taylan_franze3129]

I use 7 in gam sens and default windows dpi is that ok ?

[@solidnollid2932]

What does hz do on a mouse? Is 1000hz better then 500hz?

[@Jonathan-kq6jr]

It's the polling rate, so how often the system is checking to see if your mouse moved. The higher the better.

[@Aidiakapi]

LR dZ It's not response times (similar to ping), it's just how often it sends the position to your pc (similar to tick rate). You can have a 1000Hz and have all of those messages come in 20ms later.

[@just_furguy]

when your cpu is bad higher polling rates decrease fps, with my old i5 3350p and gtx 980 I struggle to get my 120fps for 120hz screen for example, putting my mouse hz down to 500 gives ~5 more fps

[@danielding6401]

But I texted it, it actually skips a pixel.

[@agmast3r169]

No u need to put your dpi extremely high mouse sens low and lower mouse pointer sensitivity from windows

[@guillermina.ynfante3589]

Were you eating

[@LorcaLoca]

Why should edpi be above 2000 and bellow 10000?

[@dalinar944]

no real reason,its just that thats a sensible range your edpi really should be in

[@happysuperhappy2091]

Doesn't matter, ryujehong uses below 2000 edpi, he uses about 30in for a 360 degree turn in-game or 30in/360. Edpi is just sensitivity times dpi so it is different for everygame, knowing your in/360 or cm/360 is more important. 9000dpi 1.01 sensitivity is about 6in/360 in overwatch, so 9090edpi in overwatch = 6in/360, divide 9090 by 2 and 4545 edpi gives you 12in/360. but 9090edpi in csgo is 1.8in/360 which is way different so don't get caught up in edpi as if it is important.

[@LorcaLoca]

ok good to know, i use 1800

[@hersh511]

So in other words it isn't myth. Its just called something different

[@TheBoWill]

So it's not a myth, it's just not exactly what an idiot would assume ?

[@varukiri8662]

So will the difference between 400 10 and 1600 2.5 be noticeable????????

[@aryansingh2199]

Varukiri with the 2nd option you might experience input lag. I don't think 10 in game sense will make pixel skipping a major problem. I, on the other hand, used to use 30 in game sens. Even that wasn't too bad for pixel skipping because I couldn't aim anyway, but the pixel skipping was noticeable.

[@ioStux]

where did people get this idea of 1600dpi giving them input lag?!?!?

[@taidadesu4879]

ioStux Coaching | Overwatch idk tbh

[@Aidiakapi]

Varukiri You can perceive it as smoother rotation. Unless you go crazy with in-game sensitivity though, it won't have an effect on your (player) performance. I personally do think it looks nicer (1600dpi 2.25 here).

[@hazart2798]

i recomed setting highes posible dpi on your mouse and lower windows cursor speed to match desktop movments it down it wont skip (a bad confing is low dpi and high cursor spped ) you wont change your muscle memory and you will skip less (somethimes you skip lest than a pixel so its not a problem (desktop))

[@2dgalaxy]

Yea but if you have a very high maximum dpi, setting your sensitivity would be hard because the multiplier would be too high, for example gpro has like 27k max dpi, with that high of dpi you could not really play on a low sens only high

[@AintPopular]

not a myth. Its real. playing at lower dpi makes world difference

[@HomeRecordingLessons_com]

hello friend, did you mean in a good way or in a bad way?

[@AintPopular]

@@HomeRecordingLessons_com lowering dpi is better for sniping, precision shooting so yea its good.

[@moritzmeyer491]

Yeah a new video :)

[@misikaro]

well i tested this my self and if i'm not wrong, 800dpi will register 800 "actions" per inch and 400dpi only 400, so practically 800dpi is twice as smooth? i was playing at 400dpi 7,22sens but now i changed it to 800dpi 3,61sens

[@Quimerateck]

i knew my 20$ mouse was doing this thing, been practicing in Aimlabs and i feel the stuttery jagged movement even with slow movements

[@Spladoinkal]

That's the mouse not being able to keep up. Has nothing to do with dpi. In fact, a lot of cheap mice are around 1000 dpi

[@esportsmiyagi]

According to scientists pixel skipping doesn't exist

[@gottakeepup]

I just like high dpi so I don't need to move my arm as much or wrist when I'm not gaming save the strain xd

[@StrategiaFPS]

Hey IoStux i play with 3.2k dpi and 6sens, i love this sense but i dont know if i should stay on it because of "pixel skipping" or "Angle skipping" Is it possible for me to get better with this dpi/sens or would the skipping hinder me and lower my skill sealing?

[@Ace42x]

Saw the title, was about to push spectacles up bridge of nose, then video goes "it's not a myth, silly people just use the term wrong and apply it to low DPIs rather than excessively high sensitivity".

[@3lit3gn0m3]

In OW my sens was 3 and in Apex I ended up settling at 1; I then learned after that the sensitivity translation lined up with my subjective tests. I've been looking at how DPI affects aim since I've been at 1600 for awhile now, but most pros seem to be 400-600...but this video seems to make me think I've got it right? I don't know...it feels ok to me, but it also bothers me that pretty much every pro/streamer has low DPI. Meh, whatever.

[@kkona3868]

the only reason most pros and streamers still use dpi's like 400 and 800 is because its simply what theyve been running since they starting gaming and there so used to it. as long as your dpi is in the range between 400 - 3000 (assuming you have a decent mouse) you shouldnt have to worry about your game angle skipping or stuttering

[@r4hs]

I have POCO F1 smartphone DPI start skipping pixels after i put 4 fingers in screen

[@Mark-xw5yt]

Wow a pubg mobile player watches these lol

[@PixelRory]

Did he just... say uh in this?

[@survivor458]

pixel skipping / angle skipping name doesn't matter the point is that your aim becomes jittery pros use 400/800 dpi because they're using very low in game sens too but for the majority of players who play at high sens it's not smart idea to use 400 dpi and 40 in game sens ! instead using 4000 dpi and 4 in game sens am I dumb or something ? why you're saying it's a "myth" 3:20 at the same time here you're speaking about this angle skipping being a big issue

[@codyyh9421]

it doesnt matter. pine has 500dpi and 15 sens. soon 400 dpi 18. still they have a good aim

[@justing.9563]

overwatch. huh ok is overwatch another name for Fortnite?

[@chrisgreen9668]

???

[@katajiro8178]

A Razer Naga HEX V2 has a native sensitivity of 16000 DPI. I'm currently using mouse sensitivity of 1600 DPI and 3.0 in-game sensitivity. Will I notice any difference if I change it to 16000 DPI mouse and 0.3 in-game sensitivity? Edit: Min in-game sensitivity is 1.0. Question is the same: Will I notice any difference if I change it to 4800 DPI mouse and 1.0 in-game sensitivity?

[@duskqwq]

Ya it will be physically impossible to click anything in 2d mode(desktop and overwatch home screen)

[@happysuperhappy2091]

It does make a difference but you have to look closely to notice it at 103fov but 1600 compared to 4800 at around 11.36in/360 which is what you are using you won't tell much of a difference unless you can set the game to really low fov or if you have a 4k monitor. If you have quake 3 or quake live you can set field of view to 10 and test it yourself and you can see a clear difference from 200dpi to 12000dpi at 12in/360, i used logitech g pro. The lower the in/360 the bigger difference dpi makes. Only at like 48in/360 there is barely a difference between 200dpi and 12000dpi.

[@rockslps]

i doubt that 16000 is real,to get that high dpi they would have the sensor cut pixels into more pixels to simulate higher dpi

[@itstiger952]

Happy Super Happy oh thanks am using the same mouse for a year now

[@lelunbalanced7621]

Some sensors could have imput lag or take mistakes above certain DPI, its just always a safe advice to keep the DPI under 2000 DPI and if u have an old/cheap sensor mouse always use the lowest native DPI

[@Vitrooz]

i can see the difrent between 60hz and 75 hrz wtf

[@FirebladeXXL]

clickbaity af. i was waiting for the whole phenomenon to get debunked :D

[@Duenschissdoktor]

Ich kann mir das wirklich nicht anhören. Dein Englisch hört sich so verdammt schrecklich an.

[@ioStux]

Ok

[@crispy_ainsley4989]

Nochmal in deutsch bitte

[@dang5788]

Können Menschen immer noch kein englisch? Es ist so eine einfache Sprache und man muss einfach auf der Schule aufpassen.

[@Nortio]

So early...

[@SkeeterMakesGames]

Weagul would disagree.

[@JakeTheRake1000]

>listening to youroverwatch 4Head

[@xellos5262]

Nah I'd say you know they're bad, because they constantly repeat themselves and never really explain their opinion. Also the fact that they constantly lose focus of what matters is a good indicator.

[@durrtybuck8949]

My ps4 controller has better tracking then those piece of shit mice.

[@octs609]

not really as we can choose to play on a very low sens and be immobile but we choose not to

[@billmint8122]

Pixel skipping has to do with in-game sensitivity, not DPI, dude. It's been proven that anything over 4 sens in OW starts to skip pixels.

[@Jolty100]

William Jeffrey where has this been proven?

[@ioStux]

That website is trash, it's been proven before that the calculations it does are very wrong sadly

[@AnymMusic]

William Jeffrey if there isn't a credible source, then you might as well be lying

[@egz3637]

William Jeffrey i use 2.06 no skips at all

[@juannieto7076]

How much dpi do you use?