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SteelSeries ExactSense
ExactSense will adjust the Counts Per Inch (CPI) of the mouse, which determines the
mouse’s “sensitivity”. Raise the CPI, and the cursor on screen will move farther with the
mouse. Lower the CPI, and the cursor on screen will move less.
Note: The Sensei has a natural CPI of up to 5700. If you need more sensitivity on your mouse than
that, the mouse’s firmware is able to Double the CPI (DCPI) to up to 11,400. Reaching the max DCPI
is done by normally setting the CPI in the menu.
SteelSeries FreeMove
FreeMove decides the amount of path correction on your mouse. Path correction is a
default on most mice to compensate for less than ideal surfaces and prevent “jittery”
movement. However, the tradeoff is that the prediction is not always accurate for
incredibly fine movements. Setting FreeMove to high will allow for very straight lines, but
lower settings will allow more precise control over the cursor.
SteelSeries ExactAccel
ExactAccel increases the acceleration of your mouse. Think of it as a dynamic CPI
adjustment. The faster you move your mouse, the more the cursor will move.
SteelSeries ExactAim
ExactAim can almost be considered the opposite as ExactAccel. Very slow, deliberate
movements of the mouse are made with a dynamically decreased sensitivity in order to
increase precision.
SteelSeries ExactLift
ExactLift sets the lift distance of the mouse. Setting a lift distance too high may accidentally
move the cursor when you try to reposition your mouse, while setting it too low may
accidentally lose the tracking of your mouse while moving. Try to find a right balance that
is comfortable for your hand.
Polling Rate
ExactRate determines how frequently the computer samples the mouse for information.
Increasing it will make the cursor even more accurate to direct mouse movements, but will
require more resources (both in power and memory) from the computer.
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