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I carefully read your explanation above, and now I fully understand how to calculate the coefficient, I can derive the coefficient through the MDH% formula, and then reverse deduce what is FOV under the unit value, the specific need to be carried out in the game through pixel measurement software, thank you for your patience

apex default is mdh / mdv 0% in cod & battelfield you can set the coefficient and use either 1,778 , 1,333, mdv or 0% mdv /mdh csgo uses 1,333 mdv as its default since that correlattes to the aspect ration of 4:3 which used to be the native screen ration when counterstrike was initially programmed and the devs wanted to increase the perceived uniformity across zoom levels.another example for said behavior is destiny two which has a similar background given that it uses 1,778 mdv as its native for a similar reason jsut with 1 simple change the native aspect ratio these days being 16:9. Both of these just make an arbitrary point on the edge of the screen feel similar giving one the perceptinon of uniformity 0% has a different approach id suggest you go look at the insrtructions if they are available in your native language, the videos are great examples for the different types of match

Just like you can definitely feel and see the difference between a 120 Hz monitor and a 360 Hz monitor, you can also do it to polling rates. There are a lot of variables though, as for instance what sensitivity you run, DPI, FPS, and how much you move your mouse etc. Some are comfortable with a 2 inch 360 distance, others prefer 50 inches. This makes a huge impact on how fast you move your mouse. Back in the days of 125 Hz we had no comparison, monitors were usually 60 Hz and games rarely ran over 60 FPS (I'm exaggerating here, but you get my point). No one missed 4k when 1080p came, and no one though their Corvette was slow before Tesla came along. For the most part we don't know what we're missing until something better shows up