I have an optical hp 3 mouse button and im trying to figure out what my dpi is ....basically when i got to mouse options it has a place to select pointer speed and that is based off 11 ticks..and ther is enhanced pointer precision but i have that ticked off...currently im on the 5 tick on the pointer speed..and i was wondeirng what is my dpi...and if the pointer speed affects dpi...and i main scout on tf2
thanks :P
I have an optical hp 3 mouse button and im trying to figure out what my dpi is ....basically when i got to mouse options it has a place to select pointer speed and that is based off 11 ticks..and ther is enhanced pointer precision but i have that ticked off...currently im on the 5 tick on the pointer speed..and i was wondeirng what is my dpi...and if the pointer speed affects dpi...and i main scout on tf2
thanks :P
The windows setting only affects tf2 if you don't have raw input on.
The windows setting only affects tf2 if you don't have raw input on.
http://www.notalent.org/sensitivity/sensitivity.htm
[quote=tehh4ck3r]http://www.notalent.org/sensitivity/sensitivity.htm[/quote]
That wont find his dpi
tehh4ck3rhttp://www.notalent.org/sensitivity/sensitivity.htm
This website finds your inches/360, which requires the knowing of your in-game sensitivity and your DPI.
[quote=tehh4ck3r]http://www.notalent.org/sensitivity/sensitivity.htm[/quote] This website finds your inches/360, which requires the knowing of your in-game sensitivity and your DPI.
try searching the model number + dpi, maybe you can find the specs
try searching the model number + dpi, maybe you can find the specs
Use a ruler to figure out your inches/360, then input your TF2 sensitivity in the notalent website. Change the Mouse DPI field until you get an inches/360 that is close to the one you measured. Also, put 0.75 in the Windows Multiplier field since you're at tick 5.
It's not the most precise way to get it, but if you've got a no name HP mouse it might be your only way. If you have a really high sensitivity (like 1-4 inches) you may want to consider bringing it lower just to make measuring easier. Turn accel off as well if you have it on.
Use a ruler to figure out your inches/360, then input your TF2 sensitivity in the notalent website. Change the Mouse DPI field until you get an inches/360 that is close to the one you measured. Also, put 0.75 in the Windows Multiplier field since you're at tick 5.
It's not the most precise way to get it, but if you've got a no name HP mouse it might be your only way. If you have a really high sensitivity (like 1-4 inches) you may want to consider bringing it lower just to make measuring easier. Turn accel off as well if you have it on.
He's asking how to actually find what his DPI is, I think.
If that's the case, I would just try googling some drivers for it, or just google the mouse itself.
He's asking how to actually find what his DPI is, I think.
If that's the case, I would just try googling some drivers for it, or just google the mouse itself.
1) Flip the mouse over
2) Look for a model number
3) Google the model number and find the specifications. Your DPI should be listed. If not, there's nothing you can do about it.
1) Flip the mouse over
2) Look for a model number
3) Google the model number and find the specifications. Your DPI should be listed. If not, there's nothing you can do about it.
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My antivirus goes off but AFAIK, it's a false positive.
enotus mouse test
My antivirus goes off but AFAIK, it's a false positive.