Mouse DPI
This is part two of my advice on hardwares for gaming. This post will be about gaming mouse precision and gaming surfaces. Some of you might be thinking.... hmm.... dpi dpi whats the fuss about dpi? Well.... some say dpi i just making your mouse more sensitive? Well this is my thought, the higher the dpi, the more accurate your mouse. Just imagine, a one inch box with 5600 dots and a one inch box with only 800 dots. And imagine... your head is in the on one of the many dots. How many dots will be on your head compared to the second box?
DPI makes you mouse more accurate and precise. The movement of the mouse will be smoother compared to the 800dpi mouse. DPI just means precision. Higher DPI means greater precision/smoothness for your mouse movement. For example, in lay-man's terms, with a higher DPI mouse, you have a better chance of landing the pointer on a pixel you want vs. a mouse with lower DPI (correct me if I'm wrong)
You can bump up the sensitivity for average mouses (mice?), but you will lose the precision. You will lose precision for a higher DPI mouse as well. Meaning!! Nicer headshots!! :D
Gaming Surfaces
speed surface
control surface
As you see above, we have the smoother surface and the rough textured surface. The smooth surface is called the speed surface, it helps you navigate the mouse a ultimate speeds if you are a speed player. The second picture is from a control surface. Its kinda rough and helps you control the mouse very well. It adds friction to the mouse feets. Control surface is good for snipers!! :D For me, the control surface works fine. :) The gaming surfaces are weaved from thread and provides optimum precision for the invincible lazer on your gaming mouse. Not optical with the red light, but lazer mouse. Lazer rebounds from the surface more smoothly and precise instead of a table or any normal mouse pad.
-InfectedAccuracy-
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