Game Conversion Examples
VALORANT to CS2 Sensitivity: Worked Examples
Follow five explicit mouse-setting examples for CS2, VALORANT, Apex and Fortnite, with DPI changes, percentage units and physical-turn checks.
Read the note
INPUT / OUTPUT
01 · SET THE SOURCE
02 · DEFINE THE TARGET
03 · VERIFY THE TURN
Local calculations
No account needed
A small console for a clear mouse setup
Sensitivity converter.
Translate the setting.
Verify the turn.
Use the sensitivity converter to translate a mouse setting with DPI and angular assumptions in view. Read cm/360, keep eDPI in context and copy a note you can verify.
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Keep the coefficients beside the result
The example uses VALORANT 0.35 at 800 DPI, reference coefficient 0.07, and CS2 at 800 DPI with reference coefficient 0.022. Replace the assumptions with your verified setup.
CONVERSION CONSOLELocal calculation / no account
A setting is useful when its meaning is clear
Define the source
Enter sensitivity, DPI and an explicit angular coefficient. The preset is a reference to inspect, not a certified default.
Read physical travel
See centimetres and inches for a full horizontal turn, plus 180-degree and 90-degree checkpoints.
Keep eDPI in context
Show the DPI-sensitivity product using the stated notation. Different game scales need their coefficients too.
Copy a reproducible note
Save source, target, coefficients, physical travel and scope exclusions together, with manual-copy fallback.
From a source setup to a testable target
01
Identify the inputs
Use the active source DPI and sensitivity. Review coefficient units and percentage-point notation.
02
Define the target
Enter target DPI and coefficient. Read the resulting sensitivity and physical-turn distance.
03
Verify the match
Check the value accepted by the game and a consistent horizontal hip-fire turn. Retain rounding and assumptions.
Choose the question before the number
Convert between reference scales
Inspect a VALORANT to CS2 sensitivity converter scenario, or select Apex and Fortnite references.
Change a DPI profile
Preserve physical turn travel while changing target DPI, under the same verified angular scale.
Start from cm/360
Enter a chosen physical full-turn distance and derive implied settings. The distance is your input, not a recommendation.
Questions before changing a setting
What does the sensitivity converter match?
The physical mouse travel for a horizontal 360-degree hip-fire turn under linear input, using the entered DPI, sensitivity and angular coefficients.
Are the game coefficients verified current defaults?
No. The presets are editable reference assumptions. Check your current game and configuration, then verify a physical horizontal turn.
Can I compare eDPI across different games?
Different angular scales and sensitivity conventions can make equal eDPI represent different turn distances. Read eDPI within its game context.
Are my inputs stored or uploaded?
No. Calculation fields remain in browser memory without uploads, calculation cookies or persistent history. Copy uses the device clipboard.
Read the method behind the conversion
Setup Checks
Sensitivity Conversion Mistakes to Catch
Check DPI profiles, percentage notation, coefficients, aiming states and game rounding before trusting a mouse-sensitivity match.
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DPI & eDPI
eDPI vs cm/360: What the Numbers Mean
Compare eDPI, raw sensitivity and physical turn distance. Learn why equal eDPI across games does not guarantee a matched mouse response.
Read the noteA match begins with stated assumptions.
Keep your DPI, sensitivity, coefficient and aiming state together. Verify the physical response after conversion.