lolbolt Posted May 31, 2020 Posted May 31, 2020 So I purchased a new monitor (a bigger one) and have been trying to play League of Legends and my mouse sensitivity just does not feel the same. I have the same windows sens as before, same DPI, same in game sensitivity, same peripherals, just a new monitor. I tried converting it but the converter gave me the same exact sensitivity i put in which makes no sense to me because it doesn't feel the same at all. So i'm here wondering if anyone can help (sorry if this isn't the right place to post it) Old monitor Acer GN246HL 24" 1920x1080 - DPI 800 - League Sens 50 New monitor MSI OPTIXG27C4 27" 1920x1080 - DPI 800 - League Sens 50 I would just like to find the correct new sens without having to change my DPI but if the only way of doing it is by changing my DPI then that's fine. I'm not sure if i'm having this conversion issue because the league of legends sensitivity only moves in increments of 5 but I would appreciate any help.
Drimzi Posted May 31, 2020 Posted May 31, 2020 (edited) You need to multiply your DPI by 24/27. That will fix the sensitivity for both 2D and 3D. 800 * 24/27 = 711.111111 If you set the DPI to 700, it will pretty much make it the same as before. You won't need to change the ingame sensitivity. 24 inch screen is 20.918 inches wide. 27 inch screen is 23.533 inches wide. Before: Moving the mouse 1.35 inches moves the cursor 20.918 inches. After: Moving the mouse 1.35 inches moves the cursor 23.533 inches. If you multiply the DPI by 24/27, moving the mouse 1.35 inches will move the cursor 20.918 inches again, returning the cursor speed to normal. Displaying the same FOV on the 27 inch monitor is the same as zooming in 1.125X (27/24) on the 24 inch monitor. So cm/360 also needs to increase by 1.125x. Multiplying the DPI by 24/27 will do exactly that. Edited May 31, 2020 by Drimzi lolbolt 1
Wizard DPI Wizard Posted May 31, 2020 Wizard Posted May 31, 2020 Support for this in the calculator is coming the next update.
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