eDPI (effective DPI) is your mouse DPI multiplied by your CS2 in-game sensitivity. Most CS2 professionals use eDPI between 600-1000. Lower eDPI (600-800) provides maximum spray control and precision, while medium eDPI (800-1000) offers better balance for entry fragging.

What sensitivity should I use in CS2?

Most CS2 professionals use 400 DPI with 1.5-2.5 in-game sensitivity (600-1000 eDPI). For beginners, start with 400 DPI and 2.0 sens (800 eDPI). AWP players use lower sens (1.5-2.0), riflers use medium sens (1.8-2.5), and entry fraggers can use slightly higher (2.0-2.8).

Should I use 400 or 800 DPI for CS2?

400 DPI is the standard in CS2, used by approximately 60% of professional players. Both work if you adjust sens accordingly, but 400 DPI provides more granular sensitivity adjustments and matches the traditional CS standard used by most pros.

How do I convert Valorant sensitivity to CS2?

To convert Valorant to CS2, multiply your Valorant sens by 0.314. Formula: CS2 sens = (Valorant sens × Valorant DPI × 0.314) ÷ CS2 DPI. Example: Valorant 0.4 @ 800 DPI = CS2 2.54 @ 400 DPI. Note that after converting, you may need to lower CS2 sens by 10-20% for better spray control.

What is zoom_sensitivity_ratio_mouse in CS2?

zoom_sensitivity_ratio_mouse controls your sensitivity multiplier when scoped with AWP, Scout, or AUG/SG. Default is 1.0 (same as unscoped). Most pros including ZywOo and s1mple use 1.0 to maintain consistent muscle memory. Some use 0.818 for slightly slower scoped movement.

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Counter-Strike 2 / CSGO Sensitivity Tool

CS2 CSGO eDPI Calculator

Calculate your effective DPI, compare with professional players, convert sensitivity from other games, and optimize your CS2/CSGO settings for better aim.

⚙️ Sensitivity Settings

Enter your DPI and in-game sensitivity to calculate eDPI and compare with professional CS2 players.

Popular Gaming Mice

Mouse DPI 800

400 (Pro Standard) 800 1600 3200

In-Game Sensitivity 1.000

CS2 in-game sensitivity setting

Primary Role

Your eDPI

800

⚖️ Medium-Low

Balanced aim and movement

Range: 800-1000 eDPI

cm/360° 1.14 cm

inches/360° 0.45"

Aiming Style

Wrist Aiming

Quick wrist movements

💡 Fast entries but less precise

Mousepad Size

Medium (35x30cm)

Compact pad sufficient

For Riflers

Recommended eDPI: 600-900

Reason:

Balance between spray control and entry fragging

Pro Examples:

NiKo (672), Twistzz (712), ropz (780)

Closest Pro Match

ZywOo Vitality

AWP

DPI: 400

Sens: 2

eDPI: 800

Main: AWP

eDPI Difference

Very similar!

🔄 Sensitivity Converter

Convert your sensitivity from other games to CS2

From Game

Source Sensitivity

Source DPI

CS2 Converted Sensitivity @ 800 DPI:

0.1256

eDPI: 100

🏆 Professional Players

📊 Sensitivity Ranges

Very Low Sens 400-700 eDPI

Used by: NiKo, Twistzz, ropz

✓ Maximum precision, stable spray

✗ Slow movement, huge pad needed

Best for: Long range rifles, holding angles

Low Sens 700-900 eDPI

Used by: ZywOo, dev1ce, Aleksib

✓ Great precision with decent mobility

✗ Still requires large mousepad

Best for: AWP, versatile rifling

Medium Sens 900-1100 eDPI

Used by: electronic, nafany, frozen

✓ Good balance of speed and control

✗ Less precise than low sens

Best for: Entry fragging, aggressive rifle

Medium-High 1100-1400 eDPI

Used by: s1mple (hybrid style)

✓ Fast flicks, wrist-friendly

✗ Harder to maintain consistency

Best for: Aggressive AWP/rifle hybrid

High Sens 1400+ eDPI

Used by: Rare in pro CS2

✓ Ultra-fast movement

✗ Very hard to control spray

Best for: Not recommended for competitive

💡 Optimization Tips

🎯 Finding Your Sensitivity

• Most CS2 pros use 400-800 DPI with 1.5-2.5 in-game sens (600-1000 eDPI)
• AWPers typically use lower sens (700-900 eDPI) for precision
• Riflers use medium sens (800-1000 eDPI) for spray control
• Make small adjustments (±0.1 in-game sens) when tweaking
• Test each sensitivity for at least 1 week before changing

🖱️ Mouse & Settings

• 400 DPI is the most common in CS2 (used by 60% of pros)
• Keep Windows sensitivity at 6/11 for 1:1 tracking
• Enable Raw Input in CS2 settings (m_rawinput 1)
• Disable mouse acceleration (m_customaccel 0)
• Use 1000Hz polling rate for best performance

⚙️ CS2 Specific Settings

• Set zoom_sensitivity_ratio_mouse 1.0 for consistent AWP sens
• Use cl_crosshairstyle 4 for static crosshair
• Enable Raw Input Buffer (m_rawinput 1)
• Disable mouse acceleration (m_customaccel 0)
• Set fps_max 0 for unlimited FPS

🎮 Training Routine

• Practice spray patterns on aim_botz for 10 minutes daily
• Play Deathmatch for 30 minutes before competitive
• Use workshop maps like Recoil Master for spray control
• Practice pre-aiming common angles on maps
• Use Aimlab/Kovaaks for tracking and flicking drills

⚠️ Common Mistakes to Avoid

Copying Pro Settings Without Context High

Problem: Pros have different setups and thousands of hours adapted

✓ Solution: Use pro settings as reference, find what works for YOUR playstyle

Using Mouse Acceleration Critical

Problem: Inconsistent muscle memory, unpredictable spray control

✓ Solution: Disable in Windows, CS2 (m_customaccel 0), and mouse software

Wrong Raw Input Setting High

Problem: Input lag or inconsistent aim feel

✓ Solution: Enable Raw Input (m_rawinput 1) in CS2 console

Not Practicing Spray Control High

Problem: Can aim at heads but lose gunfights due to spray

✓ Solution: Spend 10 min daily on Recoil Master or aim_botz spray practice

Sensitivity Too High Medium

Problem: Cannot control AK/M4 spray patterns

✓ Solution: Lower to 600-1000 eDPI range, practice until consistent

Not Using Full Mousepad Medium

Problem: Limited movement range, can't check corners

✓ Solution: Angle keyboard, center mouse to use full pad surface

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

🎯 Aim Trainer Conversions

🎮 KovaaK's

CS2 Sensitivity

1.000

Use this exact value in KovaaK's CS:GO preset

🔬 Aim Lab

CS2 Sensitivity

1.000

Use this value in Aim Lab's CS:GO/CS2 game profile