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I scale 3200 dpi on my sensor down to 800 (easier to remember values) to keep the feel of 800 dpi on my desktop while keeping the higher dpi benefits. There wasnt an option for that.

i said on a tftv stream that b4nny had said (and he did) on his stream that "people running tftv are absolutely incompetent" next thing i know im banned on b4nnys stream lol

habib said it was 2.25 @ 800 dpi
and blaze confirmed it in mumble

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/directx/demystifying-full-screen-optimizations/

I disable Fullscreen Optimizations ( FSO ) because if Desktop Windows Manager ( DWM ) is running in the background, my mouse feels sluggish. Its not a true Fullscreen Exclusive (FSE) environment as referenced in the article, but rather a windowed borderless environment with added optimizations to make it feel close to FSE.

also while you are at it disable full screen optimizations. Do the same for your game .exe files like hl2.exe. I didnt experience any weird mouse things because I had done those things before.

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Ja das ist nicht so gut :(

BenQ 24,5" ZOWIE XL2546K

- 24,5" FHD
- TN-panel
- 240Hz, 1ms(GTG)
- DyAc+

The Dyac thing, ive heard prevents ghosting massively. Heard really good feedback.

You could go for 360 hz panel as well, beavern has that in combination with razer 8k. I can only imagine how smooth the curson on his screen looks

Also: https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/images/asus_rog_swift_360hz_pg259qn/lag.png

Avoid first generation (~2017-2018) 240Hz monitors as they have higher signal and response time latencies than second generation (~2019-2020) monitors. Examples of common 1st generation monitors:
Acer XF250Q
Dell AW2518Hf
ASUS XG248/258Q
ASUS PG248/258Q
BenQ XL2540/2546
ViewSonic XG2530
2nd generation monitors are usually the same price so there’s little point in buying 1st generation monitors. Some examples of gen. 2 monitors:
Acer XF252Q
Omen X 25f
Asus VG259QM
Asus VG279QM
If you can afford them, consider the 360Hz monitors for their lower signal and response times compared to 240Hz monitors:
Asus PG259QN
Dell AW2521H

Monitor review sites with latency measurements (do not compare latency measurements from different sources due to differing test methods)
https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews.htm
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews
https://pcmonitors.info/reviews/archive/

Yeah this does help, but visuals might become slightly less smooth. Its worth it though.

Can you post your mousegraph?
https://www.overclock.net/threads/mousetester-software-reloaded.1590569/
instructions on second post.
make sure no applications are opened when you record your mouse graph.

I mean dont get me wrong, there are very few top aimers that I know that use palm. Palm definitely limits full aim potential (for most people). But you should use a grip which is most natural and comfortable for you.
Also its not just boardzy that thinks palm grip is bad, every grip has its pros and cons. Palm is the most comfortable for long gaming sessions but is the most restricted in terms of degrees of freedom. If claw/ftip its causing you strain, burning sensation and inflammation in your joints then youre doing it wrong and should stick with palm. When I switched from palm to fingertip there was a transition period of discomfort, it wasnt anything unbearable or bad like the things I mentioned above.

G pro superlight, xm1r, viper mini and hati-S would be better mice, 60-70g range/ ambidextrous. If you have the budget for it. Check out boardzy's reviews alongside these https://www.youtube.com/c/Cynadote/videos

Also can recommend slightly lower friction pads since you are moving away from boomer tech, https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1RAnmZxDNduaGV8kB-GCvZ0MO6d9-0j9jmrU2f8dp0Ww/edit#gid=0
dont go too low on friction. might be hard to control, if you are not used to low sens/ more arm motion.

The mouse input delay is pretty bad for this, you are using RTSS (external frame limiter). so yeah that's the tradeoff, you will get smoother and crispier visuals at the cost of input delay. Personally I don't like the slightly sluggish mouse, but if you don't feel any delay, go for it.