Mouse DPI for the new monitor!

[TheUnknownMs]

Hey, i do have a problem since i got a new monitor and did upgrade from 24 to 27 inc i do feel the change my sens does feel slower i was looking for a calculator but cant find one.
I do hope someone can help me out here or does know how to calc it.. ty

DPI 500 Sens. 3.8

 

[TheNoobPolice]

Not sure what "sens 3.8" refers to, but it's not the monitor size but the resolution increase that will make the sens slower on your desktop.

You could set the calculator up like this to work it out - I'm assuming your resolution changes below, you'd need to enter the correct ones - for example if it was a 4k monitor you have, you would enter 3840 x 2160.

If you are wanting to convert to a game then resolution doesn't usually affect it, although a different size screen can still affect your perceived sensitivity and "feel".

 

[TheUnknownMs]

hey, ty for the reply. I do use the same resolution actually 1920x1080 its just a 144hz monitor :) from 24 inch to 27... I know exactly how much I do need to move my mouse for a 90 degree turn, it doesn't feel the same anymore I need to put my mouse up and take some more space and move it a bit more to make that 90 degree. (I hope u know what I mean) :D

btw sry for my English its not my native language

[DPI Wizard]

1 hour ago, TheUnknownMs said:

 I do use the same resolution actually 1920x1080 its just a 144hz monitor from 24 inch to 27...

The monitor size does not have any effect on your sensitivity, so it's likely just seem different because of the size increase.