Guides

eDPI is the single number that lets you compare sensitivity with pros and teammates regardless of DPI. Here is how it is calculated, what the common ranges look like per game, and when eDPI stops being enough.

cm/360° is the physical distance your mouse travels for a full in-game turn. It is the one metric that stays honest across engines — and it is the number Sens Converter holds constant on every conversion.

Yaw is the hidden number that makes every sensitivity converter tick. This is what it means, the yaw values for common FPS, why ignoring it scales your cm/360° by over 3× between Valorant and CS2, and how Sens Converter handles engines that add extra scaling on top.

DPI matters less than most players think, but picking the right value still avoids sensor interpolation and lines up with modern polling rates. Here is how to choose between 400, 800 and 1600 DPI — and why Sens Converter always asks for it.

Not every FPS rewards the same aim style. Flick games punish you for being too slow; tracking games punish you for being too fast. Here is how to pick a cm/360° band that matches what the game actually asks of your hand.