PUBG Mouse sensitivity Issues on new build

[Links2586]

Hello everyone, I'm having this weird issue with mouse sensitivities in pubg.  

I was running an I7-4770k OCed to 4.2 with 16gb of ddr3 ram.

I was using 1700dpi with the specific sensitivities listed in the image.  The game ran at 90fps in cities and I was a beast with my aim.

I upgraded to an i7-8700k OCed to 4.8 with 16gbs of ddr4 ram oced to 3200mhz. I'm usually running over 120fps in cities now.

Somehow, during that change, my settings have become ridiculously fast.  I can't aim for shit anymore and need to figure out why.  

I'm sure it has to do with the increase in fps, but im not really sure how to fix it.  I tried 1600dpi and 1500 dpi but it just seems like my 180 turns are too slow. 

Any ideas on how i can fix this>

[potato psoas]

On 3/24/2018 at 12:39, Links2586 said:

Hello everyone, I'm having this weird issue with mouse sensitivities in pubg.  

I was running an I7-4770k OCed to 4.2 with 16gb of ddr3 ram.

I was using 1700dpi with the specific sensitivities listed in the image.  The game ran at 90fps in cities and I was a beast with my aim.

I upgraded to an i7-8700k OCed to 4.8 with 16gbs of ddr4 ram oced to 3200mhz. I'm usually running over 120fps in cities now.

Somehow, during that change, my settings have become ridiculously fast.  I can't aim for shit anymore and need to figure out why.  

I'm sure it has to do with the increase in fps, but im not really sure how to fix it.  I tried 1600dpi and 1500 dpi but it just seems like my 180 turns are too slow. 

Any ideas on how i can fix this>

I doubt that changing your specs would affect your sensitivity. It might have been an update or you changed something. But if you ask me, it's probably just PUBG being stupid. The configuration doesn't save properly and the in-game options don't really show the right settings. Make sure you are editing the config file rather than in-game. And make backup copies.