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To simplify input for those who play with custom aspect ratio, the calculator now has native support for this. If you don't use a custom aspect ratio, just leave it at "Native"! This means that you enter your monitor's resolution, then select the aspect ratio you use. Stretched is the aspect ratio stretched out to the entire resolution of your monitor. Black bars is either black bars on the sides, or letterbox i.e. black bars on top and bottom. Important: Changing aspect ratio does not necessarily change anything in your calculation! 360 distance will always stay the same, and if you're using a vertical matching method stretching horizontally does not change anything and vice versa. The "Actual FOV" in the output will show you the FOV for your aspect ratio. For instance those who play CSGO with 4:3 stretched on a 1920x1080 monitor do like this: If you play with black bars, select this: If you're on an ultrawide monitor and there's a game that does not support 21:9 but maxes out at 16:9, do this: Likewise on a 16:10 monitor with a 16:9 game (so you have black bars on top and bottom):

If you have black bars on the sides and use 1810x1080 to get an FOV of 103, you are doing it correctly as far as I can tell.

Hello , Thanks for taking the time to read and reply , i will try that for sure .

Hey man if you need help with the pohovat accel program I suggest you join the Kovaak's FPS Aim Trainer discord and ask the people in the #inter-mouse-accel channel at the bottom. They all talk about accel/pohovat etc... and have people with experience that can help you out ! Take care )

All calculations here are done with scripts to get the sensitivity 100% correct. And aside from certain games with issues regarding acceleration/smoothing, FPS dependent sensitivity, report rate or similar, calculations are spot on. As for how to measure 360 distance, using scripting software included in the mouse driver (like Logitech LUA scripts) is one way, using a tool like Kovaak's Sensitivity Matcher is another.