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FOV and ADS sensitivity can make a matched cm/360 feel different. Learn what 360 distance solves and what it cannot preserve.

Raw input and mouse acceleration can change how a converted sensitivity behaves. Check device input, Windows settings, and in-game raw input first.

Yaw describes how mouse input turns the in-game camera. Learn the practical meaning, caveats, and why converters use it carefully.

Measure cm/360 manually with a ruler, a fixed aim point, and repeated full-turn tests to verify your converted sensitivity.

eDPI is useful inside one game family, but cm/360 is better for cross-game sensitivity conversion. Learn when to use each.

Convert Fortnite to Valorant sensitivity with a cm/360 baseline, DPI checks, and practical notes for sliders, ADS, and raw input feel.

Convert Apex Legends to Valorant sensitivity by preserving cm/360, checking DPI, and separating hip-fire from ADS feel.

Converted sensitivity can feel different because cm/360 matches turn distance, not FOV, ADS, raw input, recoil, movement speed, or slider rounding.

Use old DPI x old sensitivity / new DPI to keep the same effective mouse input when changing DPI in games that scale linearly.

cm/360 is the physical mouse distance needed for one full turn. Learn why it compares FPS sensitivity better than raw in-game numbers.

Mouse sensitivity conversion matches physical turn distance across FPS games by accounting for DPI, in-game sensitivity, and game scale.

Convert CS2 to Valorant sensitivity with a cm/360-first process, DPI checks, and practical caveats for raw input and game feel.

Convert Valorant to CS2 sensitivity by preserving cm/360, checking DPI, and using raw input caveats from Windows and browser input docs.

Convert mouse sensitivity by matching cm/360 across games, adjusting DPI and yaw, and checking raw input/FOV issues. Includes 2026 Steam Windows data.