Soulfire1992

1920 x 1080. With 400DPI I need about 6,5cm vertical and 11,5cm horizontal.

Hey, thanks for your reply. I checked the registry key but didn't spot anything unusual. Is there a way to increase the Y sens within the registry? "The y would normally "feel" slower than x because we have less range of motion in our fingers up and down that our wrist left to right. This is why some people prefer to increase the y sensitivity." Whenever I see people playing Overwatch ( regardless of their eDPI, even low values like 3000 - 6000 ) they don't have a problem hitting things below/above them or aiming up/down in general - but when I tried some lower eDPI I was barely able to do it. Looking left/right is fine but down/up feels horribly slow and makes me not want to engage any vertical fights at all. I did a clean install of Win11 yesterday and played Overwatch without any mouse related stuff installed with no success. So it is not a driver or software issue I guess.

Hello, my mouse y and x sensitivity are not even, furthermore x seems to be double as fast as y. This is a permanent thing for me, regardless of being on desktop or in any game. I tried different mice, scaling options, gpu driver related settings and 3rd party software to match the sensitivities...... so i'm out of ideas and it's driving me nuts since I cannot figure out what causes it. System: Win11 64 RTX 2070S I7 9700K ASUS Prime Z-390P Tried Logitech G502Hero / 502X, Corsair Nightsword RGB and a no name mouse. I'd be unbelieveably thankful for any advice you might have, thank you.