AVAGO 6090 which used on G9 and AVAGO 9500 which used on G9x

Both are same sensor which just improved on Frames per second and adding more dpi(Interpolated).

Which you guys needs to understand first for these "Interpolated" meanings, Interpolated doesn't means it suck in the first place, if it's suck, then G9X, SS XAI that uses AVAGO 9500 will also drop in "Suck" catergory, before any legit reviews out, please do not makes people misunderstand the meaning of interpolated.

which is, Interpolated is a "Virtual" Dpi boost which sensor handles differently, either it's just more customizable which means you're doesn't limited to 4 DPI setting.

As for people complaining that it suck, which is mostly negative acceleration causes by AVAGO sensor, this can be fix by lowering your DPI, and increase windows or in game sensitive. why doing so? shouldn't that we gamers buying high dpi mouse just because high dpi offers higher accuracy?
This is just pointless, for those people that think mouse offers more dpi means higher accuracy, because i need to ask you, is your hand the one that controls your accuracy and your mouse offers better tracking on surface so it tracks your hands movement accuractely OR the mouse gives you the accuracy so you can headshot better, doesn't that means the mouse helping you to aim? does mouse have that feature? NO

Why a sensor has megapixel like camera? Because it captures the table surface that your mouse glides on, and by capturing the surface and compare each picture with each pictures, the mouse will know which direction that the mouse is moving and thus sending data and causes the cursor to move.

What does Megapixel has anything to do with Dots Per Inch? Higher DPI means the picture that required the sensor to take will be more high quality(that's what higher megapixel for) so it can basically makes a different between 2 highly identical pictures.

Remember DPI is Dots per Inch, higher DPI which is making your mouse more sensitive towards mouse movement because any slight movement will be picked up by the mouse. thus you have a "ALOT HIGHER SENSITIVITY" mouse, not a "ALOT MORE ACCURACY THAT MAKES YOU HEADSHOT MORE" mouse.

But what's the drawback of setting high DPI, Basically anyone that has a Digital camera will notice this, Higher Quality Pictures requires the more processing, and may causes what we called "Negative Acceleration", Since the Sensor has already have capturing Frames Per Second Of 11,750 FPS, and they needed to process this much surface FPS and yet needs to process higher quality pictures due to your Setting of High DPI? If you set your DPI too high and it causes Skipping, Well, too bad, you just don't know how to fully use the mouse in the first place.

Basically what i wanted to say is, Sensor's Surface Capture Rate FPS, which is Mouse Tracks your hand movement more accurately thus making you use the mouse without worrying the mouse skips.

That's why most gamers intend to balance their DPI between 400~1800. where negative acceleration problems are lessen or gone. And also because DPI is stupid anyway. And who wants 6000 DPI, you want your cursor to fly out of your monitor?

DPI is just Marketing Gimmick.