eDPI Calculator
Enter your mouse DPI and in-game sensitivity to get eDPI (DPI × sensitivity) and the mouse distance for a full turn (cm/360). Pick a game to see your Valorant, CS2 or Overwatch 2 numbers right away.
eDPI
- cm/360°
- 40.82
- in/360°
- 16.07
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What eDPI is and how to calculate it
eDPI is your mouse DPI times your in-game sensitivity, so 800 DPI at 0.4 is 320 eDPI. It lets players with different DPI compare real sensitivity in the same game.
Each game scales sensitivity differently, so eDPI cannot be compared across games. Compare cm/360 instead, or use the sensitivity converter.
DPI and sensitivity pairs with the same eDPI
Within one game, the same eDPI gives the same turn distance. When you change mouse DPI, set the sensitivity as in this table.
| DPI | Sensitivity |
|---|---|
| 400 | 0.8 |
| 800 | 0.4 |
| 1600 | 0.2 |
| 3200 | 0.1 |
This game's sensitivity scale is not proportional, so there is no DPI × sensitivity table for it. When you change DPI, pick this game on both sides of the sensitivity converter and enter the new DPI in ‘DPI (only if different)’.
eDPI vs DPI vs cm/360
DPI is how many counts your mouse sends per inch of movement, a property of the mouse itself. Going from 800 to 1600 DPI doubles the counts for the same distance, so in games that show an eDPI, halving the in-game sensitivity keeps the same turn distance.
eDPI compares players within one game; cm/360 compares across games. To match another game, use the sensitivity converter.
No raw input in your game? Turn off mouse acceleration first
Windows 'Enhance pointer precision' is acceleration: move faster and you turn farther. Lutimize (our app) turns it off in one click and can undo it any time.
Common questions
Is a lower eDPI better?
There is no single right answer. Lower makes small, precise aim easier and higher makes big turns easier, so pick what suits your style and keep it steady.
Why does eDPI show "-" for some games?
In games where the sensitivity scale is not proportional, DPI × sensitivity does not reflect your real sensitivity, so we show only cm/360.
I changed my mouse DPI. How do I keep the same feel?
Divide your current eDPI by the new DPI. For example, to keep 320 eDPI at 1600 DPI, set the sensitivity to 0.2.
Is there a good or average eDPI?
It depends on the game and on how you use your wrist and arm, so this calculator does not set a target. If big turns are hard, go a little higher; if small corrections are shaky, go a little lower.
Last reviewed 2026-11-06