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Quoted from JackieBoy

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Worked for me too :)

thx, that did the trick

as far as initial impressions go, I noticed a little “faster” sens, or should i say the lack of negative acceleration. Not that different, but I’ve yet to play a match to really give it a go and see if it feels any diferent.

Quoted from Yz50

I think that anyone who’s experiencing like crazy higher/lower sensitivities from enabling raw input should check what their windows sensitivity is set to

If it’s default then enabling raw input shouldn’t drastically change how fast your mouse moves but if you’re using,

1/11 in windows then multiply your tf2 sensitivity value by 0.0625 if you have the raw input enabled
2/11 multiply it by .0125
3/11 .25
4/11 .5
5/11 .75
6/11 (default) 1
7/11 1.5
8/11 2
9/11 2.5
10/11 3
11/11 3.5

if you do that your sensitivities should match up exactly (excluding the accel factors)

ty xx

I use the default Windows mouse settings (6/11), I know because I formatted about 2 weeks ago and didn’t touch it yet + I just checked.

And still my mouse sensitivity was way higher ingame as soon as I turn my raw input on.

Doesn’t matter to me though, as I’ve already found a new sense that works like a charm (even better than before actually, but could be placebo effect).

Quoted from Yz50

windows sensitivity

This should be on default regardless of anything. If you want your mouse to move faster or slower in windows, adjust your DPI instead.

edit; got chris-ninja’d :<

Quoted from Sir Remix

A few days ago i was at my desk pc, everything went fine and i used the new raw input setting. Yesterday i was on my laptop, also, everything went fine agian (i use the same mouse for both pcs). Now today i’m back on my desk, and when the raw input setting is on, i can’t even move my mouse. I can shoot and so on, but not move it. Any ideas?

Disable the X-fire in-game menu thing.