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> Or you could drop your mouse DPI and raise its sensitivity in Windows. the kind of person who buys a hi dpi mouse is not going to want to do this. there are
by leetcrew 4y ago
> Or you could drop your mouse DPI and raise its sensitivity in Windows.
the kind of person who buys a hi dpi mouse is not going to want to do this. there are precision issues with windows mouse sensitivity settings other than 6/11. are they noticeable by a human? probably not. but it defeats the purpose of buying that kind of mouse to begin with.
- tpmx 4y agoI'm probably a special case, but I'm only looking at ergonomics and the number of programmable buttons. I want two buttons on the left side of the mouse (mapped to back/forward) and two buttons to the right (mapped to Page Up/Dn). If you haven't tried web browsing like this you don't know what your're missing out on :). That leads me towards high DPI gaming mice, but I'm not a gamer.
- spockz 4y agoWhen the pc is sleeping the mouse itself could lower the dpi or increase the threshold. That way full dpi is still available when necessary.