Battlefield 2042 The Best Mouse Settings

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By setting these settings, you'll get fast and snappy mouse aiming. • If you experience laggy(accelerating) mouse movements, this might be why! • Match all settings and have the perfect quick mouse movements! Check out my recommended hardware below. • AMAZON.COM: • Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro: https://amzn.to/3M4NOew • Logitech G240 Mouse Pad: https://amzn.to/44WXoIU • Logitech G840 XL, if your desk is huge: https://amzn.to/42UOjOP • AMAZON.CA: • Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro: https://amzn.to/42zVuw8 • Logitech G240 Mouse Pad: https://amzn.to/42TLLAQ • Logitech G840 XL, if your desk is huge: https://amzn.to/3LZSqmc • I have a Corsair Dark Core RGB mouse on a Logitech G240 mousepad, and I have it set to 1000Hz, 2000 DPI (I run a 3440x1440 monitor, if you run less, 800 - 1600 DPI may work best for 1080P - 1440P monitors, with 4K you may need higher DPI, set it to what works best for you, then adjust the games to give you 360 in edge-to-edge movements or in 30cm (12inches) across), with mouse acceleration off / middle sensitivity windows setting. Below are my recommendations based on what I've seen pro gamers use. • DPI Setting: Set it higher, i.e.: 2000 DPI, so you have lower input lag and fewer pixel skips. Avoid excessively high, i.e.: 16,000 DPI, since it could introduce extrapolation by the sensor, and you'll need to set your windows/game sensitivities extremely low which may cause issues. • Sensitivity: Windows, it should be set in the middle, with acceleration OFF, this is why 2000 DPI works best, otherwise you'll need to change this and this can affect various games, since it is causing a negative of positive input offset. • In-game, set the sensitivity so that you do a 360 in the width of your mouse pad, you can adjust a little less or more, depending on your preferences, but do not skew too far off from this, as it is generally what pro gamers prefer.

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