CS2 DPI Converter & eDPI Calculator

Switching to a new mouse or DPI? Enter your current CS2 sensitivity and DPI, then your new DPI, to get the in-game sensitivity that feels exactly the same. Your eDPI (DPI times sensitivity) and cm/360 stay the same, so your aim does too.

From
To

Your sensitivity in CS2

0.625

at 1600 DPI in CS2

eDPI
1000
cm / 360°
41.6
inches / 360°
16.4

CS2 command: sensitivity 0.625

Pros at your sensitivity

    CS2 sensitivity by DPI

    CS2 sensitivity for each eDPI at common DPI settings.

    eDPI400 DPI800 DPI1600 DPI3200 DPIcm/360
    40010.50.250.125103.9 cm
    6001.50.750.3750.18869.3 cm
    800210.50.2552 cm
    10002.51.250.6250.31341.6 cm
    120031.50.750.37534.6 cm
    16004210.526 cm

    Frequently asked questions

    How do I keep the same sensitivity when changing DPI?

    Multiply your current sensitivity by your old DPI, then divide by your new DPI. For example, 2.0 at 400 DPI becomes 1.0 at 800 DPI. Both are 800 eDPI and feel identical.

    What is eDPI?

    eDPI (effective DPI) is your mouse DPI multiplied by your in-game sensitivity. Two players with the same eDPI in the same game have the same sensitivity, whatever DPI they use.

    What is a good eDPI for CS2?

    Most CS2 pros play between about 600 and 1100 eDPI. Across the 176 pros we track the median is 804 eDPI. A lower eDPI makes small, precise adjustments easier, which suits CS2's long sightlines.

    Is a higher DPI better?

    Not by itself: the same eDPI feels the same at any DPI. Some players prefer 800 or 1600 DPI because the cursor is smoother on the desktop, then lower the in-game sensitivity to match.

    New to eDPI and cm/360? Read how sensitivity conversion works.