[Samzon]

I know I made a similar thread a few weeks ago but I really need to be sure what the problem is before I go ahead and buy a new mouse

The problem I'm facing is the settings I want to use cannot work for me. For example, 400dpi and 1.9 is perfect for me. I can flick shots and instantly hit my target. But my main problem with these settings is when I aim with precision accurately to try get a headshot within a small space my mouse feels like it jitters slightly, like it skips pixels? I don't know how else to explain it.

When I use 400dpi and 1.3 it's fine, why is that? I don't like playing on 1.3 but when I aim with precision on higher sens it feels like it skips tiny pixels so makes me less accurate.

Razer Taipan Corsair mm400 pad 6/11 400dpi 100hz polling

Is this a mouse problem or is it just because I'm using high sens? I hope not. because I can't play on really low sens.

TLDR: When I use high sens and when I aim with precision my mouse seems to jump small pixels which makes it annoying for me. Like when I hold my crosshair and move while turning corners, it moves and looks pixelated.

Made a video. This is 400dpi and not playing CSGO.
https://vid.me/JZJx

 

[popups]

Maybe it's the fact you are using 400 CPI.

 

[Samzon]

I used 800 dpi still same problem.

 

[jayfkay]

Its normal, the lower your sens the easier it is to aim pixel precise.
The downside is obviously less mobility and slower reaciton time.
Your choice.

 

[Samzon]

So it's not my mouse?

 

[Skyval]

Try using 800 DPI with 0.95 sens.

Edit: Just read your other thread, you said you have the problem even with 800 DPI and "matching sens"? You used 0.95 then? going from 400 DPI to 800 DPI (double) should mean you half your sensitivity--- 1.9 / 2 = 0.95. If that didn't work, then I don't know what the issue is. Especially since you say setting it to 1.3 fixes is.

The in-game sensitivity setting is directly related to how far you "turn" per count/"dot" from the mouse. Obviously a larger value means each turn is larger, or more "jittery", but you can compensate for a lower in-game sensitivity value by increasing DPI (as long as you don't go crazy with it).

 

[Samzon]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skyval

Try using 800 DPI with 0.95 sens.

Edit: Just read your other thread, you said you have the problem even with 800 DPI and "matching sens"? You used 0.95 then? going from 400 DPI to 800 DPI (double) should mean you half your sensitivity--- 1.9 / 2 = 0.95. If that didn't work, then I don't know what the issue is. Especially since you say setting it to 1.3 fixes is.

The in-game sensitivity setting is directly related to how far you "turn" per count/"dot" from the mouse. Obviously a larger value means each turn is larger, or more "jittery", but you can compensate for a lower in-game sensitivity value by increasing DPI (as long as you don't go crazy with it).

I've done some testing and even when I'm not in the game and use 400dpi and slowly move my mouse in one direction it jitters. I will make a video soon for you, will you be around you help?

 

[bruzanHD]

Buy a new mouse, see of the same problem occurs, return it if it does, in which case it is most likely your motherboard's USB port/controller.

 

[Samzon]

Made a video. This is 400dpi and not playing CSGO.
https://vid.me/JZJx

 

[bruzanHD]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Samzon

Made a video. This is 400dpi and not playing CSGO.
https://vid.me/JZJx

Read my previous comment;
Quote:

Originally Posted by bruzanHD

Buy a new mouse, see of the same problem occurs, return it if it does, in which case it is most likely your motherboard's USB port/controller.

 

[magictwist]

If you are on Linux they just fixed it in the latest update (they caused it in the update before)

LINUX

• Fixed a regression where small mouse movements could be ignored.

http://blog.counter-strike.net/index.php/2016/01/13509/

 

[Samzon]

****. Don't put these things into my head, a new motherboard is the last thing I need.

 

[wmoftw]

has this always happened? did it start all of a sudden? did you get a new mousepad?

 

[Soo8]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Samzon

Razer Taipan

No wonder you have problems.

 

[Kamikaze127]

I used a Razer Taipan for about 8 months as a CS:GO player and never had this issue, but then again I use 2200 DPI. Then again, I found the Taipan to be a bit large and hard to lift, so I bought a Diamondback 5G.

 

[wmoftw]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kamikaze127

I used a Razer Taipan for about 8 months as a CS:GO player and never had this issue, but then again I use 2200 DPI. Then again, I found the Taipan to be a bit large and hard to lift, so I bought a Diamondback 5G.

it's likely a pad issue. abyssus has issues on the talent, and other pads make certain sensors act funny. if he's just noticing it now or it's always been around, it's probably the sensor. if it just started, that's something else.

 

[Samzon]

2200 DPI? If I used that DPI my jitter would break my monitor.....

 

[Samzon]

A pad issue? Really?

I have a Razer Galiathus, my mouse doesn't register swipes. So I went and bought a Corsair MM400...

 

[Kamikaze127]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Samzon

2200 DPI? If I used that DPI my jitter would break my monitor.....

Yeah, I'm a bit odd. I have 3 monitors though (2x 24" & a TV) so I need it for moving around the desktop. I use a really low setting in game though, something like 0.33.

 

[Samzon]

How did you even come up with such a DPI? I mean, why not 800 dpi and use in-game sensitivity to adjust? Why the hell 2200.