you can try with mouserate or similar if it keeps stable 1000Hz, anyway it needs a lot from your PC to run it with 1000Hz, so I rather use 500Hz myself. About dpi, it's like the lower the better
Higher DPI feels more natural as it reflects the movements your hand is performing more precise. Isn't necessary good for tracking though (actually it is not) : p
Because the human makes mistakes, so do his hands. Tracking is more stable and better with a lower DPI due to the mouse not being that much affected by the human himself making slight mistakes.
well i dont do mistakes so .. :DDD ok now seriously maybe we fail sometimes but with lots of practice u will see the benefits of a higher dpi setting ( especially smoothness .. u feel like u have full control out of ur mouse ) :P
Not right as well, the DPI should be reasonable low for games running powered by the Quake 3 engine, but not too low nor too high. Basically everything between 400 DPI and 800 DPI is fine. The higher the DPI the bigger the positive acceleration. I'm using 800 DPI myself as it just feels best, although I was used to 2000 DPI.
That little very handy program is only fixing acceleration in Windows, but doesn't affect the moue build in acceleration. You're a high skilled player which I've already been spectating on ETTV, but your knowledge about this is laughable if you don't even know that there are two types of devices (the operating system and your mouse) which can cause acceleration : )
I don't know if it variates between different Deathadder mice, whether they have the ability to keep 1000 Hz stable or not, but if yours is able to do that, then you could at least try using it. 1000 Hz feels more aggressive and a bit more reactive than 500 Hz, although the con of it is, that it uses your CPU more extensively.
The choice is always yours, play with what feels comfortable to you.
i use 500 hz 1800 dpi with no driver and it feels great
OR
Full dpi 1000hz + rinput
The choice is always yours, play with what feels comfortable to you.