I think I maxed it out. Did I do something wrong? I asked Jason but he said that's the maximum I can go. When I move to my new place, I intend to hook it up to a monitor, but I "fear" that will mean a lot more movement to traverse the higher resolution.
Generally, if you move slowly, the mouse driver should disable acceleration for greater accuracy. In Windows, I use a pointer speed of 7/8 with Enhance pointer precision enabled. I don't use Snap To though... I actually find it annoying. LOL...
I think you may not understand this. But as a gamer, the worst nightmare is unpredictable level of acceleration, especially shooters. I'm talking about angle snapping. angle snapping | Mark's Devblog I think this site covers everything I wanted to say.
Well, that's why gaming mice have quick switch buttons to toggle changes in acceleration. I have to say though that acceleration really helps minimize movement, especially if you don't have enough table real estate. Oh, okay, I thought you were talking about snap to.
This is not true as well. Just use high DPI mode permanently like I do now. It is still quite precise and very little mouse movement.