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Originally Posted by Carniflex 
The optimal dpi setting is actually dependent on the resolution you play. I, for example, play at 5400x1920 and anything below ~800 is waaaay too slow even for sniping. With 800 dpi a full swipe over the mouse surface moves me about 30 degrees (cant remeber from top of my head windows mouse pointer settings but I have poked at these as well for making the mouse fit my preferences spot on). So for a 180 degree turn I would need 6 swipes. I usually play at around ~4000 dpi and use preset DPI settings if I need higher accuracy. Like all modern gaming mouses have these.
So no need to get all worked up how 450 dpi or any other arbitrary number is the "right one". It depends.
The optimal dpi setting is actually dependent on the resolution you play. I, for example, play at 5400x1920 and anything below ~800 is waaaay too slow even for sniping. With 800 dpi a full swipe over the mouse surface moves me about 30 degrees (cant remeber from top of my head windows mouse pointer settings but I have poked at these as well for making the mouse fit my preferences spot on). So for a 180 degree turn I would need 6 swipes. I usually play at around ~4000 dpi and use preset DPI settings if I need higher accuracy. Like all modern gaming mouses have these.
So no need to get all worked up how 450 dpi or any other arbitrary number is the "right one". It depends.
Correct, the DPI you need is dependent on your sens. But it is also dependent of your FOV, and with your Resolution I guess you won't be playing that on the standard 90 FOV. So I think you would be fine with something lower than 4000. Unless you have superhigh sens. But then you need high DPI anyway
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