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How To
How do I change the settings of my Razer mouse?
To change the settings of your Razer mouse – including changing the key binds, macros, and other functions, please download and install Razer Synapse 3.
How to adjust the DPI setting on a Razer mouse through Razer Synapse 3
DPI stands for “Dots per Inch” which is basically the measurement of your mouse sensitivity. It is the measure of how far your cursor moves on the screen every time you move your mouse. The higher the DPI setting applied on the mouse, the farther its cursor goes to every movement you make. For instructions, see How to adjust the DPI setting on a Razer mouse through Razer Synapse 3.
How to manually change the DPI Sensitivity on a Razer mouse
DPI stands for “Dots per Inch” which is basically the measurement of your mouse’s sensitivity. It is the measure of how far your cursor moves on the screen every time you move your mouse. The higher the DPI setting applied on the mouse, the farther its cursor goes to every movement you make. See How to manually change the DPI Sensitivity on a Razer mouse for instructions.
How to adjust the polling rate on a Razer mouse
Polling rate is the measure of how many times your mouse reports its position to your computer. Polling rate is measured through the unit Hz (Hertz). If your mouse’s polling rate is set to 100Hz, it means that it’s reporting its position to your computer at 100 times in 1 second, or in every 10 milliseconds. Razer mice are developed with the “Ultrapolling” feature, giving the users the option to adjust their polling rate to their preference. Check out How to adjust the polling rate on a Razer mouse for instructions.
How to enable the Sensitivity Clutch on a Razer mouse
The Sensitivity Clutch is one of the Razer Mouse sensitivity features that allows you to switch DPI levels that are stages apart temporarily and return to your current DPI without the need for cycling through Sensitivity stages. Check out How to enable the Sensitivity Clutch on a Razer mouse for instructions.
How can I assign macros to my Razer mouse buttons?
One of the best features of the Razer Mouse is its capability to record and assign macros to its programmable buttons. Macros are recordings of series of actions performed by the user with their device. These are repetitive commands or routinely actions that can be saved and played back if needed to be performed again. See How can I assign macros to my Razer mouse buttons for more details.
What is 'On-The-Fly Sensitivity' and how do I configure it?
On-the-Fly Sensitivity is one of the Razer Mouse’ sensitivity features which enables the gamers to adjust their DPI level instantly without the need of opening Razer Synapse. With this feature, you can adjust your DPI with the similar effect as a DPI slider, in which the DPI increases or decreases by increments of 50, instead of the normal increments per sensitivity stage. See How to enable On-the-Fly Sensitivity on the Razer Mouse for set-up instructions.
How do I use the 'Surface Calibration' on my Razer Mouse?
Surface Calibration allows you to optimize the Razer Precision Sensor to any surface for better tracking. You can configure all Razer and third-party mouse mats with this feature. To calibrate your Razer mouse, see How to use the Surface Calibration feature in Razer Synapse 3 for instructions.
Troubleshooting
Razer Synapse does not recognize or detect my Razer device
Please make sure you have installed the latest updates for Razer Synapse through Settings > Check for updates. If you’ve just installed Razer Synapse, please restart your PC. If there is no update available or you’ve completed the PC restart and your device is still not detected, please check out Razer Synapse does not recognize or detect my Razer device.
How to resolve DPI and mouse buttons issues, double-clicking/spamming inputs, and scroll wheel issues
Mouse issues can be caused by many factors such as improper hub connections, software bugs, and hardware issues such as stuck debris and dirty sensors or switches. To troubleshoot and resolve issues with your mouse, see How to resolve DPI and mouse buttons issues, double-clicking/spamming inputs, scroll wheel issues, and when a Razer mouse is not detected.
How to resolve issues where the cursor speed is too fast, slow, or lagging on a Razer mouse
If you are experiencing issues where the cursor speed is too fast, slow, or lagging on a Razer mouse, it could be caused by many factors such as incorrect DPI configurations, hub connections, software bugs, and hardware issues such as stuck debris and dirty sensors/switches. See How to resolve issues where the cursor speed is too fast, slow, or lagging on a Razer mouse to troubleshoot and resolve this issue.
How to resolve issues when a Razer mouse cursor has erratic movements
Mouse issues can be caused by many factors such as improper hub connections, software bugs, and hardware issues such as stuck debris and dirty sensors or switches. If you are experiencing erratic movement issues on your Razer Mouse, see How to resolve issues when a Razer mouse cursor has erratic movements for troubleshooting steps.
My Razer mouse does not track properly or the cursor moves on its own
There are two common reasons for such an issue to occur. It’s either the mouse sensor is blocked by dirt or other solid material that interferes with it, or it needs to reset its surface calibration. To fix the issue, see My Razer mouse does not track properly or the cursor moves on its own.
Why is my Razer mouse not working properly with a specific program or game?
Mouse issues can be caused by many factors such as improper hub connections, software bugs, and hardware issues such as stuck debris and dirty sensors or switches. If you are experiencing issues where your Razer mouse is not working properly with a specific program or game, see Why is my Razer mouse not working properly with a specific program or game to troubleshoot and resolve the issues.
My Razer mouse is not working properly after performing surface calibration
It is most likely that your mouse has not been calibrated properly, which can be fixed by recalibrating the sensor. For instructions, see My Razer mouse is not working properly after performing surface calibration.
How to resolve mouse isues with a loose scroll wheel or other Razer mouse parts
This might be caused by debris stuck under the switches or other parts of the Razer mouse. If you are experiencing this issue, see How to resolve mouse isues with a loose scroll wheel or other Razer mouse parts.
General Information
Is the Razer Viper 8KHz compatible with a low frame rate monitor?
Yes. However, to get the best out of your mouse, it is recommended that you use a high refresh rate display monitors with at least 144 Hz frame rate.
Is the Razer Viper 8KHz supported by Razer Chroma RGB™?
Yes, the Razer Viper 8KHz is supported by Razer Chroma™.
What sensor does the Razer Viper 8KHz use?
The Razer Viper 8KHz is equipped with Razer™ Focus+ 20,000 DPI sensor which allows you to exert granular control even with the widest displays. Learn more about Razer™ Focus+ Optical Sensor.
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What type of switch does the Razer Viper 8KHz use?
The Razer Viper 8KHz uses the 2nd-Gen Razer™ Optical Mouse Switch, which actuates every click you make with no delay. The switches are also durable for up to 70 million clicks.
What does Razer 8000 Hz Hyperpolling Technology do?
The Razer Viper 8KHz is equipped with true 8000 Hz polling rate, that sends a maximum of 8000 unique reports per second making the Razer Viper 8KHz 8x faster.
Will my Razer mouse work on a console that has USB ports such as Xbox360 and PS3?
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The Razer Viper 8KHz is designed for PC use. However, please note that as of 2018, Microsoft has updated Xbox One to support PC keyboards and mice. Razer Viper 8KHz will work with games that have allowed keyboard and mouse input. For these games, the Razer Viper 8KHz will work with basic functions.
Note: You can’t use a mouse on Home or within the Xbox user interface while navigating the dashboard. You’ll need to use your controller to configure your mouse. Settings do not support mouse interaction. A mouse will not work in Edge, which already has an on-screen cursor.
Does the Razer Viper 8KHz have onboard memory?
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Yes, the Razer Viper 8KHz has Hybrid On-Board Memory and Cloud Storage. You can save up to 5 profile configurations into the on-board memory and bring your settings anywhere.