Jacster

I notice that even past 4 decimals, I instantly noticed a difference. For instance, my current sens is 2.17725, and I instantly notice a difference between 2.1772 and 2.17725. The thing is, I believe that the amount of numbers you can have is actually unlimited, but to an extent, you don't notice a huge difference. I believe you should take off the limitation of decimals to allow any sens to travel over to all games if possible.

Found quite a big problem for the Csgo calculator. I was messing around with it to test if it's stable and found this problem. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive - Hipfire Sensitivity: sensitivity "1.85435" 360° rotation: 22.0611 inches Discrepancy: 0 inches Counter-Strike: Global Offensive - Hipfire Sensitivity: sensitivity "1.8544" 360° rotation: 22.0606 inches Discrepancy: -0.0005 inches As you can see, the receiving sensitivity given back is different from the one given. This can cause huge problems when transferring other game sensitivities.

You can just scale your sens with 400 dpi. Find a dpi calculator and make the correct changes and you'll be good to go.

Hey DPI Wizard, is there a limit to how many digits you can put into a sensitivity? For instance, if there is a limit of 5 digits, you can make a sense like 2.2456. But if there is no limit, you can put 2.24567899876545324. Is there any way to figure this out?