I don't quite agree with that description

dpi = dots per inch

if you move your mouse one inch you get your dpi worth of dots

sensitivity = how many pixels each dot is translated into

Do you consider the dpi toggle on the mouse as changing the dpi or as changing the sensitivity?

dpc dots per centimeter

it should change the dpi

as we superiour eurofags would say

but cheap chink shit I am sure has only one dpi

>superiour

wot

:^)

and "changing the dpi" means that mouse driver changes sensitivity

I don't think there's such a thing as literally changing dpi

then they literally lie

There's basically max dpi of a mouse and everything else is done in software

I mean sure

I don't see a difference between changing dpi and changing sensitivity

they can software force it to skip dots

and that would count

I just looked up fireglider, I used to use it on 600 dpi

as changing dpi

Well yeah, pretty sure that's what happens in all mice

DPI Steps: 3,600; 2,000; 1,600; 1,200; 800; 600

optimal settings is windows sensitivity 6/11 and then you control the mouse ""sensitivity"" by changing dpi

6/11 windows sens is the one that rounds the pixels the less or something

6 is no change

internet is full of this stuff, very important for gaymyrs and artists

used to read it couple years ago

I haven't used the built-in Windows hardware acceleration in quite a while

Acceleration is horrible

It feels super wonky to then use someone else's computer

Acceleration is off by default in 10 isn't it?

I don't think it is

took a look there and mine isn't ticked

yeah I know that pain aerione

Acceleration is only good if your mouse is at like 400 dpi

>tfw mech keyboard and 3000dpi mouse

>visit parents

>have to use 5 dollar rubberkeyboard and 400dpi mouse with sensitivity crank'd up and acceleration on

>constant misclicks