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Originally Posted by Skylit 
Even if a mouse utilizes the same sensor, performance and cursor fidelity will differ based on quality surrounding hardware and firmware. I'm not exactly fond of some solutions used by a few companies.
The original Kinzu had a very low cost sensor and hardware package propped in a gaming mouse.
The V2 uses the same sensor as the kana, but it's not quite the same performance due to magnification changes offered by the main manufacturer. Refer to my sticky for an explanation.
In terms of performance, the Kinzu v2 is quite fine @ 400-1600 DPI. Max speed performance is quite low peaking out around 70 IPS.
The Kana will do fine at 400 and 800 DPI. 1600 cursor accuracy is quite messy and the 3200 range is interpolated from that "messy" setting. In terms of max speed, it will do around 130 IPS. Quite fine for most gaming situations.
Judging by your settings the Kinzu v2 will be fine.
I actually wonder if you could successfully blind test a lot of 10 or so mice of the same model (different batches) and correctly pick the ones with japan branded D2F.
I'm leaning towards a very low chance ^^
Even if a mouse utilizes the same sensor, performance and cursor fidelity will differ based on quality surrounding hardware and firmware. I'm not exactly fond of some solutions used by a few companies.
The original Kinzu had a very low cost sensor and hardware package propped in a gaming mouse.
The V2 uses the same sensor as the kana, but it's not quite the same performance due to magnification changes offered by the main manufacturer. Refer to my sticky for an explanation.
In terms of performance, the Kinzu v2 is quite fine @ 400-1600 DPI. Max speed performance is quite low peaking out around 70 IPS.
The Kana will do fine at 400 and 800 DPI. 1600 cursor accuracy is quite messy and the 3200 range is interpolated from that "messy" setting. In terms of max speed, it will do around 130 IPS. Quite fine for most gaming situations.
Judging by your settings the Kinzu v2 will be fine.
I actually wonder if you could successfully blind test a lot of 10 or so mice of the same model (different batches) and correctly pick the ones with japan branded D2F.
I'm leaning towards a very low chance ^^
Thanks for you post much appreciated
I'm still a noob when it comes to online gaming, I'm still contemplating if I should keep my Zowie AM. In CS:GO ingame sensitivity is 1.57 and I tried with DPI 2300 on my mouse, this gives me 10cm for 360.
I actually played at 1150 dpi and 1.57 ingame now it is 20cm/360 but it feels slow as hell turning around and so on, I'm used to just move my wrist only but now with 1150dpi I have to use my arm which is not necessary a bad thing, my aim might have become slightly better at the cost of having a eternity to rotate lol
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