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eDPI Calculator

Calculate your effective DPI (eDPI) and compare your sensitivity settings with professional players. Find the optimal mouse settings for competitive gaming.

eDPI Calculator

Calculate your effective DPI (eDPI) and compare with pro player settings

Enter a target eDPI to calculate the required sensitivity

Pro Player Reference

TenZ(Valorant)
204 eDPI800 DPI × 0.255
s1mple(CS2)
1236 eDPI400 DPI × 3.09
Shroud(Various)
400 eDPI400 DPI × 1
aceu(Apex Legends)
800 eDPI800 DPI × 1
NiKo(CS2)
528 eDPI400 DPI × 1.32

Click on a pro player to use their settings

Formula

eDPI = DPI × In-game Sensitivity

eDPI standardizes sensitivity comparison across different DPI settings

How to Use

  1. 1
    Enter your DPIInput your mouse DPI setting from your mouse software.
  2. 2
    Enter sensitivityInput your in-game sensitivity value.
  3. 3
    View your eDPISee your calculated eDPI and how it compares to pro players.
  4. 4
    Optional: Set targetEnter a target eDPI to find the required sensitivity.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is eDPI?

eDPI (effective DPI) is calculated by multiplying your mouse DPI by your in-game sensitivity. It provides a standardized way to compare sensitivity settings across different DPI configurations.

What is a good eDPI for FPS games?

Most pro players use eDPI between 200-800. Lower eDPI (200-400) is common in tactical shooters like CS2 and Valorant, while higher eDPI (400-800) is more common in fast-paced games like Apex Legends.

Should I use high DPI with low sensitivity or vice versa?

Both can achieve the same eDPI. Higher DPI with lower sensitivity may provide smoother cursor movement due to more data points, but the difference is minimal for most players.

Why do pro players use low eDPI?

Lower eDPI allows for more precise micro-adjustments when aiming. It requires more physical mouse movement but provides better accuracy for small corrections.

Is eDPI the same across all games?

No, eDPI is game-specific because each game has different internal sensitivity multipliers. Use a sensitivity converter to match your aim feel across different games.