eDPI Calculator

First things first, if you want to convert your current sensitivity between two games, jump here to our Sensitivity Converter.

This is what you get:

eDPI Calculator
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Just enter your mouse sensitivity and the DPI value of your mouse for “Player A” and then for “Player B” to calculate the respective eDPI. If you only want to calculate your eDPI value (Player A), then fill the fields of Player B with random values (e.g., “1”). Then, press “calculate” to compare the eDPI of both players.

Player A

Mouse DPI *

Sensitivity *

Player B

Mouse DPI *

Sensitivity *

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FAQ

What does DPI mean?

The number of DPIs (dots per linear inch) that a device can detect is the standard by which mouse sensitivity is measured. By changing the DPI, you can rapidly modify pointer speed for precision operations like in-game targeting.

What does eDPI mean?

Effective Dots Per Inch (eDPI) is calculated by multiplying the mouse DPI by the in-game sensitivity. The eDPI value can be used to compare two players’ mouse sensitivity in the same game. Because the scaling of the mouse sensitivity varies from game to game, the eDPI results cannot be compared if the players play different games.

Is high or low DPI best for gaming?

A high DPI value allows for faster in-game movement with less mouse movement. Conversely, a low DPI value allows for finer in-game movement, with the mouse having to be moved a greater distance. Therefore, depending on the type of player, mouse grip, mouse, and mouse pad, each player must find their personal best DPI value.

Which eDPI is best for gaming?

In general, there is a certain eDPI value range for each game that allows for good control of mouse sensitivity. Depending on the player type, mouse grip, mouse, and mouse pad, a player adjusts the DPI and in-game sensitivity for themselves. There is no predefined best eDPI value.

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