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What is mouse sensitivity? DPI, eDPI and cm/360 explained
Your mouse has a DPI, your game has a sensitivity, and players quote something called eDPI. It sounds like three settings, but they all control one thing: how fast your view turns.
This guide explains each number in plain words, then turns them into cm/360, the distance your hand moves for a full turn. Slide the DPI, pick CS2 or Valorant, and watch how much mouse pad a full turn needs. You will also get a simple way to find a setting that feels right.
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