If you see a mouse lagging onscreen or the pointer jumps from spot to spot then increase the polling rate. The polling rate is very important and we set ours to 1000Hz but we left this picture at 500Hz which is the default setting. The Performance screen lets you change the default DPI and we set ours to 4000 DPI and the current acceleration is good for us so we left that at zero but if you want to increase the speed of the cursor here’s where you do it.
The best we can manage in the lab currently is 8000 DPI but if some monster high pixel setup happens the Mamba has us covered with the most precise laser sensor made for mice and we can go up to 16,000 DPI if need be. Now if you run an old 800 DPI mouse you would have to slam and jam 5 inches or more to go end to end on the screens, the Mamba allows you to select how many pixels per inch you want to move. So stack 3 of those bad boys side by side and the 1440p monitor stretched across 3 screens would turn into 4320 pixels. For instance we have 4560 x 1440 monitors in the lab currently as well as one 4K monitor. Think of it like future proofing your mouse. The 16,000 DPI setting you can play with it but its most effective and applicable on multi-screen and large horizontal pixel situations. Normally it’s a good idea to leave right and left click alone and the sensitivity up and down keys well we like having on the fly DPI switching so we left our Mamba 4 and 5 keys alone but later we switched the DPI the keys change to. The screen Synapse loads to after the tutorial is the Customize screen and this is the screen where you can customize what each key does.
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