Low Vs High Sens at Claudia Bush blog

Low Vs High Sens. Low sens or high sens for better aim? Tracking heavy games like ow or apex most pros are in high sens, even in tracking scenarios in aim trainers people do better with. A high dpi means that small movements will move the cursor quickly, whereas a low dpi requires the mouse to travel further in order to cover the same distance on screen. To find your perfect sensitivity, you should figure out which of the two. You can set the dpi on. This guide breaks down the pros, cons, and what top players use in cs2, valorant, quake, and more. More consistent aim, smoother lines, better slow tracking, easier crit damage. >60 degree flicks, complex movement, looking around. Low sens is clearly the gold standard for competitive fps genres. Less wear on your shoulder, more on your wrist. Less arm fatigue, more awareness, better. Need to use fingers to adjust aim. There are two main types of sensitivities: Low sens and high sens. When higher sensitivities can work.

There are two main types of sensitivities: Less arm fatigue, more awareness, better. >60 degree flicks, complex movement, looking around. Need to use fingers to adjust aim. More consistent aim, smoother lines, better slow tracking, easier crit damage. Low sens is clearly the gold standard for competitive fps genres. When higher sensitivities can work. This guide breaks down the pros, cons, and what top players use in cs2, valorant, quake, and more. Low sens and high sens. Less wear on your shoulder, more on your wrist.

Is Higher Or Lower Sensitivity Better For FPS Games?

Low Vs High Sens Tracking heavy games like ow or apex most pros are in high sens, even in tracking scenarios in aim trainers people do better with. Low sens is clearly the gold standard for competitive fps genres. This guide breaks down the pros, cons, and what top players use in cs2, valorant, quake, and more. When higher sensitivities can work. Less wear on your shoulder, more on your wrist. A high dpi means that small movements will move the cursor quickly, whereas a low dpi requires the mouse to travel further in order to cover the same distance on screen. To find your perfect sensitivity, you should figure out which of the two. There are two main types of sensitivities: >60 degree flicks, complex movement, looking around. Tracking heavy games like ow or apex most pros are in high sens, even in tracking scenarios in aim trainers people do better with. Need to use fingers to adjust aim. Less arm fatigue, more awareness, better. More consistent aim, smoother lines, better slow tracking, easier crit damage. Low sens and high sens. You can set the dpi on. Low sens or high sens for better aim?