I've got a Zowie Ec2 evo and I have heard that the dpi is not what it says it is, so I would like to know how to calculate it to have the same sensitivity as before.
What's a good way to calculate mouse dpi?
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I've got a Zowie Ec2 evo and I have heard that the dpi is not what it says it is, so I would like to know how to calculate it to have the same sensitivity as before.
quoting someone from overclock.net:
It'll vary depending on the mouse surface you're using and the thickness of the mouse skates. I also discovered that the dpi can change when dust accumulates on the lens of the sensor.
as far as i know, you can't really calculate it.
there are only estimates.
quoting someone from overclock.net:
My EC1 eVo CL has real dpi steps of 445, 1100 and 2215
i assume that the EC1 and EC2 are exactly the same in this regard (lod).
quoting someone from overclock.net:
[quote]It'll vary depending on the mouse surface you're using and the thickness of the mouse skates. I also discovered that the dpi can change when dust accumulates on the lens of the sensor.[/quote]
as far as i know, you can't [i]really[/i] calculate it.
there are only estimates.
quoting someone from overclock.net:
[quote]My EC1 eVo CL has real dpi steps of 445, 1100 and 2215[/quote]
i assume that the EC1 and EC2 are exactly the same in this regard (lod).
[quote]It'll vary depending on the mouse surface you're using and the thickness of the mouse skates. I also discovered that the dpi can change when dust accumulates on the lens of the sensor.[/quote]
as far as i know, you can't [i]really[/i] calculate it.
there are only estimates.
quoting someone from overclock.net:
[quote]My EC1 eVo CL has real dpi steps of 445, 1100 and 2215[/quote]
i assume that the EC1 and EC2 are exactly the same in this regard (lod).
measure the distance it takes to do a 360 with your old mouse
change your settings so that it takes the same distance to do a 360 with your new mouse
measure the distance it takes to do a 360 with your old mouse
change your settings so that it takes the same distance to do a 360 with your new mouse
change your settings so that it takes the same distance to do a 360 with your new mouse
Looking at how almost impossible it is to have exactly the same sensitivity I don't think it's it even worth it since I have already gotten used to the new mouse but thanks for your input anyway
Looking at how almost impossible it is to have exactly the same sensitivity I don't think it's it even worth it since I have already gotten used to the new mouse but thanks for your input anyway
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