1800 DPI vs 3500 DPI mouse

[Keytachi]

Hi. I got a Razer Deathadder for christmas, but it's the "old" (1800 dpi) version.
I can return that mouse and buy the 3500 dpi version for the same price as the 1800 was bought, but i don't know if it's worth the trouble.

Is there much difference between those two tracking values? Will the change be noticeable?


Thanks.

 

[theARNSKI]

Unless you're a hardcore gamer and you're particular about what you like to use, I'd doubt you'd notice any differences in DPI. To play games, I used to use this old, non-gaming Microsoft mouse we had laying around, but when I got the Deathadder myself, I hardly noticed a change. Easily could've returned it, but it felt nice in my hand . I have a friend who's really anal about DPI and stuff like that, though. For some reason or another, he can tell when someone's changed his DPI settings on his mouse, I forget which he has.