Is there any different of using a normal mouse and gaming mouse with high dpi on cs go.

Please advice thanks

I dont find any difference. lol, played the same with both mouse. Only thing is the extra button for faster access to stuffs.

The general perception is that higher dpi = better , which isn't true at all . Depending on the mouse brand that you're interested in , and also your needs or maybe the grip that you find comfortable , there are quite a number of choices out there.

Anyway , most enthusiasts out there thinks 400/800dpi is where the limit , anything more isn't necessary. Also always get optical mouse if you can , laser mouses have hardware acceleration built in which is inconsistent and can't be turned off , so it might mess up your muscle memory.

The optical sensor used in Logitech G303 , Zowie FK1 , FK2 and Steelseries Rival are considered one of the best , though the Rival are said to be worn off quick on the rubber sides.

What's your current dpi and sensitivity for CSGO?

big and comfy mousepad more important than mouse actually

asdf_zed freakenstein after tested the Logitech G602 i realize there alot of difference.

In gaming mode = blue light

A light soft tap already shoot about 0.1 seconds

Normal mouse require at least 0.5 seconds.


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ah if you wanna talk about those nitty bitty details then yes gaming mouse got advantage. i thought you were only talking about dpi. but i still stand by what i said, if you aren't swimming in cash then mousepad still is better than a super high end mouse. i'm using a normal kinzu and i'm doing fine

Ah , a wireless mouse , not the best choice out there for CSGO but still you can just upgrade in the future , I used one from Logitech before , G700s , as long as you keep the receiver near it shouldn't have any problems with latency/connection. Now get a decent mousepad and you'll be fine.

Clothpads are generally for those who want precise shots , Hardpads are a lot more slippery so it might be harder to get those shots , speaking from experiencing it with the Hardpad for at least 5 years , been using a clothpad since 3 months ago , took some time getting used to but loving it so far.