Find your cm per 360° turn — or the sensitivity you need for a target distance.
360° turn distance
eDPI
90° flick
Sensitivity for cm/360
Choose the game (or custom yaw) your sensitivity belongs to.
Type your mouse DPI and in-game sensitivity to get your cm/360.
Enter a target cm/360 to see the exact sensitivity you need at your DPI.
cm/360 is the physical distance in centimeters your mouse must travel for a full 360° turn. It is the single most reliable way to compare sensitivity — it ignores a game's numeric scale entirely. Most pro FPS players sit between 25 and 50 cm/360.
Because each game uses a different numeric scale, the same cm/360 guarantees your flicks and tracking are physically identical. Use this with the sensitivity converter to transfer your aim anywhere.
Most professional FPS players use 25-50 cm/360. Lower (faster) suits flicks and large mousepads, higher (slower) suits precision and tracking. Start near 40 and adjust.
Mark your mouse position on the mousepad, turn a full 360° in game, and measure the distance. That measured value is your true cm/360 regardless of what settings claim.
They measure the same thing (physical aim speed), but cm/360 is universal across games while eDPI is only comparable within the same game.
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