suck on my fat 4" nerdstar chode

stop downvoting me im european

shout out to everyone trying to organise LAN events for 100 players with 100 provided PCs and 100 different configs and peripherals the future of esports is beautiful

Go asterix and obelix!

http://www.talktofrank.com/ gives an internal server error and im SO close to doing calpol can somEONE PLS TALK TO ME

+rep threads mean nothing

additionally if you disable fullscreen optimisations you cant see notifications when you're fullscreen. it's at the bottom of the compatibility tab for hl2.exe:

just like ms to add a slightly broken feature that specifically ENABLES overlays on fullscreen games, than adds ANOTHER slightly broken feature to disable them

you SUCK catbowcar

nothing you'd really notice, it basically means some memory that wasn't used wasn't being freed so after a while your game's memory usage would bloat and eventually force the os to close it

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blands is great for dm, literally just dont spam house or choke and run/jump through if you get spammed anyway

gRaPHiC dEsIgN iS my PaSsIoN

but also there ISN'T a definitive answer. it's a sliding scale and it'll differ depending on what an individual prefers (if they can even perceive changes properly at that extreme). and if there was, why on earth would you want to be right on the edge of what's technically the highest ingame you can have? it makes no sense

if you want to give yourself the highest fidelity in a perfect world you would use a tiny ingame and a big DPI, but as setsul said big DPIs are just fudged numbers and some mice become less accurate at higher dpis

literally, just keep your dpi within reasonable bounds (400-1600 is pretty normal) and set your sens to whatever you want. if you change dpi from 400 to 1600 and change your sens to keep inches/360 the same, I guarantee you wont notice any difference

and if you're using non-raw input or 0.1"/360 or fov toggles or a fidget spinner for a mouse or some shit you've got bigger things to worry about

isn't it called rust

dpi is irrelevant in this question, it's simply the number of "ticks" a mouse gives to the computer for every inch you move the mouse. if you had 1dpi and something normal like 1.5 ingame then your movement would still be smooth, just VEERRRY sloooowwww

if you had 1dpi and something like 100 ingame, then you'd get large amounts of "pixel skipping"

if you had 1 dpi and something like 0.1 ingame, every pixel on your screen would change when you moved your mouse an inch, and you'd technically be skipping an angle that you can't aim at, just a very small one.

there isn't a definitive answer to this, literally just "dont use anything stupid" and you won't notice any skipping.

u dont have to off urself just sterilising yourself is enough