Since this has been bugging me ever since I got this wmo 1.1a, while trying to use raw input in any game it just makes the mouse move absolutely slow, like turtle slow. I usually have to up the windows sensitivity to like 8/11 or higher since using 6/11 also makes it move slow. I have this thing clocked at 500hz with the MarckC accel remove thingy or something. So what could be the problem? Is this a simple fix or should I just stick with using my g500.
Raw input making my mouse slower?
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Since this has been bugging me ever since I got this wmo 1.1a, while trying to use raw input in any game it just makes the mouse move absolutely slow, like turtle slow. I usually have to up the windows sensitivity to like 8/11 or higher since using 6/11 also makes it move slow. I have this thing clocked at 500hz with the MarckC accel remove thingy or something. So what could be the problem? Is this a simple fix or should I just stick with using my g500.
Wmo only has 1 option of 400 dpi. You could be using a different dpi on your g500.
Wmo only has 1 option of 400 dpi. You could be using a different dpi on your g500.
GeknaiirWmo only has 1 option of 400 dpi. You could be using a different dpi on your g500.
I get that my wmo only has 1 option of 400 dpi. I uninstalled the drivers for my g500 to see if that effected it any but it still runs pretty slow.
[quote=Geknaiir]Wmo only has 1 option of 400 dpi. You could be using a different dpi on your g500.[/quote]
I get that my wmo only has 1 option of 400 dpi. I uninstalled the drivers for my g500 to see if that effected it any but it still runs pretty slow.
I get that my wmo only has 1 option of 400 dpi. I uninstalled the drivers for my g500 to see if that effected it any but it still runs pretty slow.
my ingame sensitivity is now 6.0 because of the low dpi. adjust elsewhere.
my ingame sensitivity is now 6.0 because of the low dpi. adjust elsewhere.
the entire point of raw input is that it ignores windows mouse settings
the entire point of raw input is that it ignores windows mouse settings
http://www.notalent.org/sensitivity/sensitivity.htm
Use this to calculate the sensitivity of your mouse.
http://www.notalent.org/sensitivity/sensitivity.htm
Use this to calculate the sensitivity of your mouse.
Use this to calculate the sensitivity of your mouse.
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