
There's plenty of info out there about determining your mouse grip type.
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Make sure to watch the video that walks you through how to properly measure your hand.

Rocketjumpninja covers this topic better than anyone else.

I've used Radeon's anti-chill as well, and RTSS just works better. So for my monitor which supports 144hz, I set my FPS cap to 141.
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I've experimented with a lot of different settings, and the conclusion I've come to is the following TL DR: enable any motion blur reduction settings you have available in your monitor, enable any anti-lag settings in your video card software (for AMD, it's called 'Anti-Lag'), and use RTSS to limit your FPS to ~5-10 frames below its refresh rate.

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