🖱️Mouse DPI Sensitivity Calculator

Calculate effective mouse sensitivity from DPI and in-game settings

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Mouse DPI Sensitivity Calculator

Enter your mouse DPI and in-game sensitivity to calculate eDPI, the physical distance needed for a 360° rotation, and your sensitivity classification.

Formulas

eDPI = DPI × In-game Sensitivity
cm/360° = (360 × 2.54) ÷ (DPI × Sensitivity × Yaw)

Yaw is a game-specific mouse input multiplier. CS2/Apex use 0.022; Valorant uses 0.07. A larger cm/360 means lower (slower) sensitivity; smaller means higher (faster).

eDPI Reference

Most pro FPS players use 200–600 eDPI. The 400–800 range is recommended for competitive gaming. Above 1600 is considered high sensitivity.

FAQ

Is lower sensitivity always better?

Low sensitivity improves fine aiming but makes quick 180s harder. The best sensitivity is the one that feels natural for your playstyle.

Should I raise DPI or in-game sensitivity?

Same eDPI = same result. High DPI + low in-game sensitivity gives smoother cursor movement due to higher sensor resolution.

What if my game isn't listed?

Most source-engine FPS games use 0.022. Check your game's community resources for the exact yaw value.