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@DPI Wizard thank you! It's much more intuitive now especially in the 'simple' view.

It's telling me that 1.4 sens with 1600 dpi results in 6.4cm/360. This just doesn't seem to physically be true. I think maybe the YAW is being treated as the sens? I'm not expert, but the calculations seem off here to me. Is there more data I can provide to be helpful here?

Depends on your grip. I have 19cm hands and I claw the g305 and it’s great. However, if weight is your objective, try the Glorious Odin. Not wireless, but it’s what I main now.

Thanks as always for the response @DPI Wizard. That helps!

Been using the calculator pretty heavily, and while I may not understand all of the underlying math, I'm getting to a point where I'm pretty good at understanding the input and output with 2 exceptions: 1) Aim dropdown. I understand that, generally speaking, ADS and scoped weapons by their very nature reduce the field of view, and can therefore screw up 360 distance calculations (which is why you use 0% monitor distance, etc.) My assumption when using the calculator is that using options like "All", "Hipfire" or "All w/ADS" means that hipfire sensitivity will be matched between games, and that the sensitivity will scale down and be the same at the smaller fields of view in scopes and ADS. Are the other settings (ADS for specific weapons, scopes etc) normally useful? Would there be a reason to try to convert my hipfire to a scoped sensitivity? Is this something that people who play primarily ADS games do? 2) FOV Type. It doesn't seem like FOV type is a setting available in most games. What do the options mean? Is the calculator defaulting to what it understands that game's FOV type to be? Why is the dropdown available if it can't be configured from game to game? I have no idea what to make of the options there.

By '0mm' do we mean horizontal monitor distance?

Hallelujah.

You're absolutely right about the posting moderation. I was a mod for a music forum and this is exactly how we did it. I think the forum would eventually need to get there, but I think (if possible) the mod team here would need to agree on what the answers are and then consolidate those answers into an easily digestible format. For example, could 0% MDH be agreed upon as an imperfect but 'best' conversion method, etc, and then stick to that when addressing questions or writing resources. Again, as an initiate who knows enough to be dangerous, I'd be happy to read/review/produce any content needed and help provide the perspective of someone who just wants to get in and get out, so to speak. I find this stuff very interesting and it's been very helpful making my performance consistent across competitive FPS titles. I'm a believer.

What I do like about that article is how it make the technical details optional - but my main thought is that whatever is built is sufficiently simple and clear and thorough enough to be a reference for what I imagine the average user of the site to be like (myself included): anally retentive, wanting to make sure they've understood and implemented the right settings, but not feeling like success using the calculator is conditioned on them really understanding the underlying theory behind MDH, FOV, 3D space, etc. I can imagine the above might improve the quality of life/free up the time of the generous members here who take the time to answer the 1000th question about whether or not a given user's settings are right for BO4, etc. Simple, effective articles on topics (and even individual games) that help address commonly asked questions/concerns when using the calculator.

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I'd do this personally: I know this is not what you asked, but this is an EXTREMELY high sensitivity. I think you'd benefit a great deal from slowing your mouse down about 25% of what it is. Not kidding at all. It'll be a revelation to you.

@DPI Wizard Is there a compelling reason not to default to 0% MDH here?

Plug in your own settings though of course. Use the Aim "All"

Do this (ignore the Black Ops stuff you only need to fill out the first game):

@Dawndrake If you're just looking for the relative sens for Ashe, I think all you'd need to do is input your sens and DPI and it will give you your relative sens for Widow, Ana, an Ashe. No need to convert it.