Mouse sensitivity guides
How to understand, measure and fine-tune your aim. Start with cm/360 if you are new: it is the one number that means the same thing in every game, and the rest of the guides build on it.
| Guide | What it covers |
|---|---|
| What is cm/360? | The universal way to measure and compare sensitivity. |
| Find your perfect sensitivity | A step-by-step method to find the sensitivity that suits you. |
| Turn off mouse acceleration | Disable acceleration on Windows 11, Windows 10 and Mac. |
| Game yaw values | Checked yaw values for all 57 supported games. |
| Measure cm/360 in any game | Convert a game that is not on the list by measuring it. |
Where to start
New to sensitivity settings? Read what cm/360 is, then turn off mouse acceleration so every measurement is consistent. If you are unhappy with your current aim, the perfect sensitivity guide and the sensitivity finder narrow it down in about seven rounds. Once you have a setting you like, the sensitivity converter copies it to every game you play.
Changing mice or DPI? The DPI calculator keeps your aim identical and its built-in mouse DPI test checks what your sensor really sends. To compare with a friend or a pro in the same game, use the eDPI calculator; to compare across games, use the cm/360 calculator.