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nah im adjusting it by moving on 50cm mousepad ingame to match the same stopping point on the wall

I haven't analysed nor tested anything here, but just from the first glance - yea, you might feel some differences starting from the welcome screen cause you do realize that actually MENUS in cs:go are not affected by rawinput? Same applies for ingame buy menu. So if you change windows multiplier for example, you will feel the difference in menus, but not in aiming ingame. So that might change some of your theories, just adding it here for now.

No no, of course I'm not saying the website is useless or anything. Just wanting to know if he meant there was something special to pay attention to, other than calculations. Other than that, I'm just curious if there really is a problem with those high dpi in cs:go or not

Ok, so please answer my simple, exemplary question. I use 400 dpi, 2.6 sens, CS:GO of course. rawinput1 and all that needed stuff. I wanted to switch to 1600 dpi (and 0.65 sens obv) multiple times, but I just felt that my aim is off and im not confident about my movements. It wasn't caused by dpi deviations (cause irl 360 distances matched) and wasn't caused by shitty mouse (modded fk2 with g305 internals). My question is: is it really me having it hard to get used to the different way of my screen moving with 1600 etc, or... is it what you are trying to describe? Cause 0.65 x 0.022 doesnt look like a lot of decimals, so I should be fine. Also, why do you suggest using mouse-sensitivity website for that, when we can do simple calculations ourselves? (1600x400 -> 2.6/4)