800 DPI vs 1600 DPI shakiness? Question.

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Jedeco

I normally play .41 at 800 DPI and feels shaky but when I instead .205 at 1600 DPI, the shakiness disappeared. Has anyone encountered this? Is it 'cause the mouse is registering more when it comes to micro aiming? Can anyone test this out and give me your feedback. Thanks!

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Ronyko23

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higher dpi is better. just lower ur sense.

#3

Araise

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obviously playing at a higher dpi improves sensor input but its most likely just placebo

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Jedeco

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I didn't really switch to higher dpi for Valorant. It's cause I do day trading and have to swap to multiple monitors so I increased my DPI. That's why I don't think its a placebo thing.

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tuxe

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i would play 1600 dpi but i always fuck up my smokes bc its too fast XD

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Jedeco

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You have to lower your in-game sens. It should be the same, that's why I put 1600 dpi @ .205 and 800 dpi @ .41

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tuxe

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bro... im not dumb. for example with clove when you place smokes, its like moving your cursor around. nothing to do with your sens

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Jedeco

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Ohh I didn't even know that LMAO since I don't play Clove or atleast havent tried on the new sens. I didn't know it was just based off DPI.

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temi

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Play whatever feels good for u…
For me 1000dpi is my sweet spot… at 1600 it’s shaky however my edpi is 480, at 800 it’s too rough n doesn’t pick up on some stuff

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StutterSt3p

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I run 1200 and I think it works well, but nah I haven't experienced shakiness differences.