#NCI
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DPI x In-game Sensitivity x Windows Sensitivity.

DPI is the DPI on your mouse, a MX518 goes from 400,800,1200,1600.
A Death Adder goes from 450,900,1350,1800.

In-game sensitivity is simply your in-game sensitivity.

Windows sensitivity depends on what bar your windows bar is set to.
1. 0.03125
2. 0.0625
3. 0.25
4. 0.5
5. 0.75
6. 1.
7. 1.5
8. 2.
9. 2.5
10. 3.
11. 3.5

So basically, if your windows sensitivity bar is in the middle, then you multiply by 1, if it’s 5 then you multiply by .75. and so on and so on.

For example, if you use a MX518 at 400DPI with 2 in-game and 6/11 windows, you formula would look like this. 400 x 2 x 1 = 800.

Let’s look at the benefits of using a high or a low sensitivity.

With a high sensitivity you usually have your riflers who are good entry fraggers, and great up close riflers. This is pretty simply explained by the simple fact that they can aim to their enemies heads faster with a higher sens. Generally speaking, the higher your sensitivity the worse you’re going to be in the mid-long range game.

Now let’s look at a low sensitivity. Someone with a low sensitivity Is often times an awper, this is because you have a much smaller margin of error. If you have a high sensitivity and you flick to someone, you might have a millimeter margin of error, but with a lower sensitivity that millimeter might turn into 2 or 3 millimeters. Riflers with this low sensitivity usually play the game a bit differently, a bit more controlled, since if they get in a bad spot, it’s going to be a lot more difficult for them to whip around and 180 someone in a matter of milliseconds.

A person with a low sensitivity is usually someone who has around 900 or less true sense. About 900-1200 or so is a medium sensitivity and anything higher than 1200 is pretty high.