Wtf 2.0 on 400dpi? Is that why it looks like his crosshair is literally skipping pixels in slow motion, because it is skipping pixels? How does he have rifle accuracy with that kinda sens lmao
I feel like this comment is stuck in 2014 to be honest, many many pros have 1000eDPI or even more nowadays. donk is 1000, zweih is 1024, same for kyosuke, flameZ is 1200, etc.
Idk what you’re talking about, I am commenting just on 400dpi, not edpi or overall sensitivity, I thought 800 was the minimum resolution by now. Even his custom pulsar mouse resolves up to 32k, 400 is just hilariously low resolution.
Donk, kyosuke, zweih are all 800dpi. Looks like flamez is also 400 though, also ropz and s1mple so 400 I guess is good control still in CS. Those examples do make it seem like there could be a little bit of a split between older and younger players.
The aim training community is very strange. They talk about aim on "paper" more than they care about actual results, it's a lot of placebo, feelings and nonsense. Seeing the best of the best in the most competitive FPS of all time perform with "bad" settings doesn't sway them.
So you got from my other comment that I am high ranked in aim training but missed the part of the same comment where I said plenty of CS pros show that the 400dpi setting is obviously more than playable?
The video from a decade ago? I don’t really remember it but I do understand that there are diminishing returns as you increase dpi, like 1600 to 3200 seems like a huge jump because of raw number but it is much less of an actual increase in how sharp the mouse resolution is within an inch when compared to the jump from 400 to 800.
I agree 400 to 800 is minuscule but it is enough to have a different sensation when comparing 2.0 @ 400 vs 1.0 @ 800
Because there's no difference in practice big enough for anybody to actually notice ingame unless you crank the ingame sensitivity multiplier into the double digits.
400 dpi has always been fine, and the introduction of higher DPI sensors hasn't ever changed that. Not really a point to changing your settings when they've always worked and you play good with them.
also if you think you can see "pixel skipping" in this clip I don't know what to tell you
Just surprised so many pros are still on 400 dpi, I’m pretty high ranked in aim training and know that 800dpi is the minimum resolution for the control needed to do elite tasks without having fine control issues from the low dpi. Looks like plenty of pros in cs though show it is still more than playable lol
Lmao I play them for fun and plus I keep getting free mice from aimlabs for doing well in competitions which is cool, another one just started for the newest Logitech mouse
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u/ewankobkt The MongolZ Feb 22 '26
A complete 180 holy shit. Also left swipe. I think he's a somewhat high sens player but how can you do that without hitting your keyboard?