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Would a high DPI mouse enhance your gaming experience?

Would a high DPI mouse enhance your gaming experience?

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Brandon_En
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11-28-2023, 02:26 PM
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I've got a mouse and I'm fine with it. I'm just wondering why companies promote such high dpi numbers—like 16000—when most people use 1000 or 3000. It's curious, but I want to understand if high dpi actually adds value in gaming or anything else.
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Brandon_En
11-28-2023, 02:26 PM #1

I've got a mouse and I'm fine with it. I'm just wondering why companies promote such high dpi numbers—like 16000—when most people use 1000 or 3000. It's curious, but I want to understand if high dpi actually adds value in gaming or anything else.

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djkelly2001
Junior Member
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12-03-2023, 06:42 PM
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It's the same reason they make 240 hz monitors when there is almost no benefit over 144hz ones, they make $80 steaks when most people can't tell the difference between that and a $20 one. Marketing and advertising. Larger numbers means better to those that don't look into things too closely. There is a reason people ask about clock speeds without looking at anything...
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djkelly2001
12-03-2023, 06:42 PM #2

It's the same reason they make 240 hz monitors when there is almost no benefit over 144hz ones, they make $80 steaks when most people can't tell the difference between that and a $20 one. Marketing and advertising. Larger numbers means better to those that don't look into things too closely. There is a reason people ask about clock speeds without looking at anything...

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_CoolGirl27_
Junior Member
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12-05-2023, 09:25 AM
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High DPI isn't always the best choice for gaming. Sometimes a lower DPI works better. In FPS games, high DPI helps with movement but can hinder precise aiming. You can adjust the DPI setting to enhance your experience.
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_CoolGirl27_
12-05-2023, 09:25 AM #3

High DPI isn't always the best choice for gaming. Sometimes a lower DPI works better. In FPS games, high DPI helps with movement but can hinder precise aiming. You can adjust the DPI setting to enhance your experience.

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12-07-2023, 12:35 PM
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It's the same reason they make 240 hz monitors when there is almost no benefit over 144hz ones, they make $80 steaks when most people can't tell the difference between that and a $20 one. Marketing and advertising. Larger numbers means better to those that don't look into things too closely. There is a reason people ask about clock speeds without looking at anything else, like comparing a Pentium 4 to a i7 and need to be educated, they just thing higher numbers are better.
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toughguy111269
12-07-2023, 12:35 PM #4

It's the same reason they make 240 hz monitors when there is almost no benefit over 144hz ones, they make $80 steaks when most people can't tell the difference between that and a $20 one. Marketing and advertising. Larger numbers means better to those that don't look into things too closely. There is a reason people ask about clock speeds without looking at anything else, like comparing a Pentium 4 to a i7 and need to be educated, they just thing higher numbers are better.