CS2 eDPI Calculator
In Counter-Strike 2, small sensitivity changes can affect crosshair placement, spray control, flicks, and how steady your aim feels. eDPI gives you one simple number that is easier to compare than DPI or sensitivity alone.
Enter your DPI and in-game sensitivity to instantly calculate your eDPI.
Use Decimal Mode for CS2, VALORANT, Apex, R6, and most PC shooters.
What is CS2 eDPI?
CS2 eDPI means effective DPI. It combines your mouse DPI with your CS2 sensitivity.
This means a player using 400 DPI and 2.4 sensitivity would also have 960 eDPI.
How to Use the CS2 eDPI Calculator
You can also switch to Percentage Mode if your game uses percent-based sensitivity (like Fortnite or Apex). The tool adjusts the scale automatically.
What is a Good eDPI for CS2?
There is no perfect CS2 eDPI, but many players prefer a lower to mid-range sensitivity because CS2 rewards crosshair placement, recoil control, and precise movement.
A useful starting range is usually around 800–1600 eDPI.
Lower eDPI gives more control but needs more mousepad space. Higher eDPI allows faster turns but can be harder to control during sprays and micro-adjustments.
CS2 eDPI Range Guide
| eDPI Range | General Feel | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Under 600 | Very low sensitivity | Best for players who use large arm movement and want maximum control. |
| 600–1000 | Low to medium sensitivity | Good for rifling, tracking, and stable crosshair placement. |
| 1000–1600 | Medium to fast sensitivity | Good mix of control and faster turning. |
| 1600+ | Fast sensitivity | Works for some players, but may feel harder to control in precise duels. |
CS2 Scoped eDPI
Scoped eDPI is an estimate of your sensitivity while scoped.
This is useful if you often use the AWP, SSG 08, AUG, or SG 553.
Frequently Asked Questions
Multiply your mouse DPI by your CS2 sensitivity.
Yes, 800 eDPI is a common low-to-medium starting point for CS2 players who want better control.
Not always, but it is on the faster side. It can work if you prefer wrist aim or have limited mousepad space.
Yes, but DPI alone does not tell the full story. Your final aim speed depends on both DPI and in-game sensitivity.
Both can work. Many players use 400 or 800 DPI and then adjust in-game sensitivity to reach their preferred eDPI.
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