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Mouse dpi

Asked by lphilipl 3 months ago, 5 answers.
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I am having a hard time understanding mouse dpi and how it affects gaming. when a mouse says is can adjust dpi on the fly, is this changing sensativity? that would be useful.

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Playing Darts Answered by sparkinlarkin on Jul 28, 2008, 12:10PM
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I think a mouse with a higher dpi means that it has more precision which means that it runs smoothly across which is good for gaming.

I think the sensitivity is also a bit more... sensitive!

a7x Answered by seasonal69magic on Jul 28, 2008, 12:42PM
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the higher the dpi, the quicker it will move across the screen with less movement of your hand

Answered by lphilipl on Jul 28, 2008, 04:25PM
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cant you just change that in mouse sensitivity?

what I am looking for is a mouse that can change sensitivity with some slider on the side, so I can do that depending on the situation in a video game. know of one?

me Answered by ermical on Jul 29, 2008, 04:30AM
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dpi means dot per inch, the higher the dpi of a mouse the better.. you can change the sensitivity of your mouse in START>CONTROL PANEL>MOUSE>select the POINTER OPTIONS TAB, then adjust the speed... this is good when you have lower dpi mouse like 500dpi.

Answered by lphilipl on Jul 30, 2008, 07:51PM
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yeah but I want a mouse where I can change the sensitivity on the mouse with some wheel or something so even when im in a game and I need to be really twitchy or really slow I can be that

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