software problem Razer Naga Epic
I have long been looking for a solution to the problem, but could not find anywhere. The problem is that I cannot configure dpi. when I change the dpi slider it changes speed only along the X axis. in wireless mode, it changes only the Y axis. please help solve this issue
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Hi there @iPeaceWalker , i happen to have the Razer Naga Epic too, tho i didnt bothered too much with the dpi settings, in the performance tab in Synapse 2 you have a tick box called Enable X-Y Sensitivity and when you click, both X-axis and the Y one will appear above the slider. And when you set the dpi there it'll be set for both of them. Have you tried that?
.Surf.Well, I made a video of how the program works for me. I’ll say right away that nothing depends on the choice of the synapse version, this problem also existed on older versions 4 years ago, and maybe even earlier, as soon as the mouse went on sale. And I already begin to suspect that I have a defective mouse.
Hi there @iPeaceWalker , i happen to have the Razer Naga Epic too, tho i didnt bothered too much with the dpi settings, in the performance tab in Synapse 2 you have a tick box called Enable X-Y Sensitivity and when you click, both X-axis and the Y one will appear above the slider. And when you set the dpi there it'll be set for both of them. Have you tried that?
iPeaceWalkerWow, never seen that synapse version before lol. But i can assure you the mouse is working fine, that software is the problem of most of the cases out there. I strongly recommend you get the Synapse 2.0 version and try it in there. Although i can't really tell how your sensitivity feels like from the video, give it a try. Old Razer softwares are causing lots of problems indeed.
Well, I made a video of how the program works for me. I’ll say right away that nothing depends on the choice of the synapse version, this problem also existed on older versions 4 years ago, and maybe even earlier, as soon as the mouse went on sale. And I already begin to suspect that I have a defective mouse.
.Surf.
Wow, never seen that synapse version before lol. But i can assure you the mouse is working fine, that software is the problem of most of the cases out there. I strongly recommend you get the Synapse 2.0 version and try it in there. Although i can't really tell how your sensitivity feels like from the video, give it a try. Old Razer softwares are causing lots of problems indeed.
downloaded synapse 2.0. the problem is exactly the same.
X value does not change. turning on and off 
essentially does not change anything.
well, thank you for your help, apparently I will take a new Naga, it's time, hehSign up
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