Calculate Your Gaming Sensitivity Precisely

DPI (dots per inch) measures your mouse sensor's sensitivity, indicating how many pixels the cursor moves per inch of physical mouse movement. EDPI (Effective DPI) is the result of multiplying your mouse DPI by your in-game sensitivity, providing a more accurate representation of your actual sensitivity in-game.

This depends on the game type and personal preference. Lower EDPI (200-800) offers greater aiming precision, ideal for games requiring precise targeting (VALORANT, CS2). Higher EDPI (1000+) allows for quicker turns, suitable for fast-paced games (Fortnite, Apex Legends).

Professional players' EDPI varies by game. In VALORANT, most pros use 250-400 EDPI; in CS2, the common range is 400-800; while Fortnite pros typically use 1200-2400 EDPI. Remember, professional settings aren't necessarily optimal for everyone.

The best approach is experimentation. Start with the average EDPI range for your game, then make gradual adjustments until you feel comfortable. Test different scenarios (close-quarters combat vs. long-range aiming) and give your muscle memory time to adapt to new settings.

360° turn distance refers to how many centimeters you need to move your mouse to complete a full 360-degree turn in-game. A lower value indicates higher sensitivity. Most players prefer a 360° turn distance between 20-40 centimeters, depending on the game type and personal preference.