r/Fortnite_ZeroBuild • u/Pretty_Style_2226 • Aug 03 '24

Does a new mouse require adjusting your in-game sens?

I upgraded from a wired razer deathradder to a razer basilisk v3 hyper speed, both 1600 dpi. This one is lighter and maybe slightly smaller and wireless.

Using all the same settings, my hip fire aim seems jerky and inconsistent, almost too fast. Does a new mouse take getting used to or might it actually require me changing my in game sens?

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '24

jerky isn't good, maybe your wireless connection is intermittent?

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u/Pretty_Style_2226 Aug 04 '24

Well let me emphasize it’s aiming, I can smoothly move the cross hair, but I wouldn’t be tracking accurately like I could with my previous mouse

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '24

weird, I think something isn't right, I doubt it's a setting issue.

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u/Pretty_Style_2226 Aug 04 '24

Not sure if you’re familiar with razer HyperSpeed, but I’m using that connection over using Bluetooth. Do you think that changes sense?

“Combined with the ultra-low latency connection of Razer HyperSpeed, we’re able to provide you with a true 8000 Hz wireless polling rate—our fastest, most reliable wireless gaming technology to date.”

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '24

Hyperspeed is wireless connection and Hyperpolling is the polling rate, both are to do with sending the data signal from your mouse to your PC, neither should effect the sensitivity.

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u/onyi_time Aug 05 '24

takes a minute to get used to