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I agree to receive information about UAB ACME Europe news, offers and promotions at the phone number and e-mail specified in this form.īy providing personal information you also give us your permission to contact you by phone or e-mail for direct marketing purposes. If your mouse's DPI is at the native resolution, or you cannot change your mouse's DPI, you need to increase the sensitivity instead.I consent to my personal data, as specified in this form, being collected and processed for direct marketing purposes. If your mouse's DPI is below the maximum NATIVE resolution for its sensor, you should raise the DPI until you no longer undershoot. If your strafing is pulling the crosshair off the point or your target is out-running the cursor in a MOBA, you are 'undershooting' what you are aiming for and your DPI or Sensitivity is too low.Otherwise you'll have to lower your Sensitivity below 1 to compensate instead.

If you can lower your DPI to fix this whilst keeping your Sensitivity at 1, do so. If your mouse-hand is pulling the crosshair off the point / cursor off your character you are 'overshooting' what you are aiming for, and as such either your DPI or your Sensitivity is too high.In a MOBA, set your character walking around the map (with your view fixed, not locked to the character, of course) and keep your cursor following him or else any other moving target on the map (a creep, for example). In a first-person shooter pick one fixed position, strafe left-and-right (ideally as one of the faster characters in the game) and try to keep your crosshair on that fixed point. Test your crosshair or cursor's ability to track.

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