eDPI (effective DPI) is calculated by multiplying your mouse DPI by your in-game sensitivity. For example, 800 DPI x 1.0 sensitivity = 800 eDPI. Many competitive CS2 players sit somewhere around 600-1200 eDPI.

CS2 Sensitivity Converter & Crosshair Tool

Q: What sensitivity should I use in CS2?

Start around 700-1000 eDPI, then adjust based on mousepad space and comfort. Lower sensitivities help precision, while higher sensitivities make quick turns easier.

Q: How do I convert my Valorant sensitivity to CS2?

Divide your Valorant sensitivity by 3.18182 to get the equivalent CS2 sensitivity at the same DPI. For example, Valorant 0.5 = CS2 ~0.157.

Q: What crosshair should I use in CS2?

A static style 4 crosshair with size 1-2, a small negative gap, and a high-contrast color like green or cyan is a reliable starting point. Tune it until it stays visible on every map you play.

Q: Should I use a dot or line crosshair?

Both are valid choices. Dot crosshairs provide precise center focus but can be hard to see. Line crosshairs are easier to track but may obscure targets at long range. Try both and see what works for you.

Convert sensitivity between games, build your perfect crosshair, and browse practical CS2 presets.

Sensitivity Converter

From Game

Sensitivity

To Game

Converted Sensitivity

0.6286

eDPI & Distance Calculator

Mouse DPI

eDPI

1600

cm/360

26.0

in/360

10.2

Your eDPI of 1600 is high - fast but may sacrifice precision. Consider lowering.

Common eDPI Ranges

Low control

600-800

Balanced rifle

800-1000

Fast entry

900-1200

Desk-limited

1200+

Quick Tips

Lower sensitivity = more precise aim

Higher sensitivity = faster flicks & turns

Common range: 600-1000 eDPI

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Disable mouse acceleration

Preview

Console Command:

cl_crosshairstyle 4; cl_crosshairsize 2; cl_crosshairgap -2; cl_crosshairthickness 0.5; cl_crosshaircolor 1; cl_crosshairdot 0; cl_crosshair_outlinethickness 0

Crosshair Builder

Style

Size

Gap

-2

-5

Thickness

0.5

2.5

Color

Outline Thickness

1.5

Crosshair Presets

Use these as honest starting points for common CS2 roles and visibility needs. They are presets, not claims about a current player config.

Balanced Rifle

Preset

Static line crosshair with a clear center gap

DPI

800

Sens

eDPI

800

Size: 2

Gap: -2

Thick: 0.5

No Dot

Compact Rifle

Preset

Small cyan crosshair for clean long-range taps

DPI

800

Sens

1.1

eDPI

880

Size: 1

Gap: -3

Thick: 1

No Dot

AWP Hybrid

Preset

Slightly larger lines for rifles while staying readable with the AWP

DPI

400

Sens

eDPI

800

Size: 2

Gap: -2

Thick: 0.5

No Dot

Entry Fragger

Preset

Visible crosshair and faster sensitivity baseline for explosive entries

DPI

800

Sens

1.25

eDPI

1000

Size: 1.5

Gap: -2

Thick: 1

No Dot

Micro Dot

Preset

Minimal dot setup for players who want an exact center reference

DPI

800

Sens

0.9

eDPI

720

Size: 0.5

Gap: -3

Thick: 0

Dot

High Visibility

Preset

Large green crosshair for bright maps, streams, and lower resolutions

DPI

800

Sens

eDPI

800

Size: 2.5

Gap: -1

Thick: 1

No Dot

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FAQ

What is eDPI in CS2?

What sensitivity should I use in CS2?

How do I convert my Valorant sensitivity to CS2?

What crosshair should I use in CS2?

Should I use a dot or line crosshair?

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