DPI mouse / xim to T2 wrong what happens?

[Paulabc]

I have a question,
I changed the dpi on the mouse and forgot to adjust it in the T2. old 2250 new 12000.
I use xim.
I have now adjusted it to 12,000 but I hardly notice any difference. It's crazy it feels better even with the wrong value and the opponents fall faster. there is an explanation or placebo effect.

I tested again. whatever happens, I'm better with the "wrong" dpi. it's partially OP. the opponents fall much faster. kills are easier.

[Scachi]

Isn't the DPI setting n GTuner IV for the Titan only being used when using the mouse connected directly to the T2 with Input translator ?
For all other configuration (xim, USB-HID) this has no effect as far as I know.

[Paulabc]

Oh thank you.
then it will be a real placebo effect.
really notice I don't do anything about the mouse movement and the opponents were just bad.

[Paulabc]

Sorry guys,
I have to bring the subject up again.
There is really a noticeable difference when I play with a 12000 DPI mouse and in the T2 with the wrong DPI 2250.
I am really better.
I use universal gamepack and play BF5, with very little AA value orbital 17 set.
I don't notice anything about the movement or mouse movement itself. But the opponents fall faster or I win duels that I would not have won before.

Could it be related to the aimassist?

I would like to understand.

[Scachi]

The power of imagination I think.
Xim does only forward controller inputs to the T2.
That dpi setting is supposed to only scale the mouse values the T2 reads.. and the T2 can do this only when your mouse is directly connected to the T2. It doesn't do anything when you have your mouse connected to the Xim..it can't read mouse data then.

Set the DPI to some very low values, play a few matches, then set it to a very high and play a couple of more matches.. you won't see any difference.

[Paulabc]

ok I understand.
but yesterday I tested it again in a round and it really seems like that to me.
that the opponents fall faster.
I had spied on an empty server with small and large numbers myself. one notices in the movement that nothing changes.