DPI of a generic Acer mouse.

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Shaun o
Most optical mouses that do not have a switch or button to select the Dpi mode of them on the mouse work at about.

1200 Dpi, if you can switch between optical Dpi modes via a switch on the mouse the range can vary from

800 dpi, 1200 dpi, 1600 dpi and 3200 dpi.

For pure gaming mouses the dpi range can be as high as 9600 dpi and above.

No doubt the acer mouse if a basic mouse will be 1200 dpi max.
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Shaun o

Shaun o

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Most optical mouses that do not have a switch or button to select the Dpi mode of them on the mouse work at about.

1200 Dpi, if you can switch between optical Dpi modes via a switch on the mouse the range can vary from

800 dpi, 1200 dpi, 1600 dpi and 3200 dpi.

For pure gaming mouses the dpi range can be as high as 9600 dpi and above.

No doubt the acer mouse if a basic mouse will be 1200 dpi max.
 
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koffeeshop77

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1000dpi
http://www.misco.se/Product/Product.aspx?P_ItemId=118833&hbx_CMP=AFC-02&cm_mmc_o=VybgwgBF5CjCVybgwyAEEwyCjCuwwpCjCzkk
MS.11200.005 is the "sales version" where as MS.11200.006 is the OEM version
it also suppose to be a pretty good maose for the "what it is" alot of mouses like that do not have near 1000dpi, but more like 200-400dpi. of course now days when there is 8000+dpi out there for extrem gamers it souds small but is use to play with a logitech MX 1000 laser mouse and it rocked. so there you go.
 
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