Calculate your effective DPI (eDPI) to maintain consistent aim across all FPS games. Used by 100,000+ competitive players worldwide.
Pro players typically use 200-400 eDPI for tactical shooters. Your current eDPI of 400 is in the medium range.
Compare your sensitivity with professional players
Check your mouse software (Logitech G Hub, Razer Synapse, etc.) or mouse settings to find your current DPI. Common values are 400, 800, 1600, or 3200 DPI.
Open your game settings and locate the sensitivity or mouse sensitivity value. This is usually found in Settings → Mouse or Controls. Note the exact number.
Enter both values into the calculator above. Your eDPI is automatically calculated by multiplying DPI × In-Game Sensitivity. Use this number to compare settings across games.
eDPI, or effective Dots Per Inch, is a standardized measurement of mouse sensitivity in gaming. It combines your mouse's hardware DPI setting with your in-game sensitivity multiplier to create a single number that represents your true sensitivity.
The formula is simple: eDPI = Mouse DPI × In-Game Sensitivity
Different games use different sensitivity scales. For example, a sensitivity of 1.0 in Valorant feels completely different from 1.0 in CS2. eDPI provides a universal measurement that lets you:
Ultra-precise arm aiming. Requires large mousepad. Popular with tactical players and snipers.
Most popular among pro players. Excellent for precision. Requires medium-large mousepad.
Balanced approach. Good for both precision and quick turns. Works with standard mousepads.
Fast-paced gameplay. Wrist-focused aiming. Common in arena shooters and battle royales.
Extremely fast. Requires excellent mouse control. Rare in competitive play.