🎯 Tactical Shooter
CS2 Sensitivity Converter
CS2 runs on Source 2, the successor to the original Source engine that also powers Apex Legends and (partially) Deadlock — which is why those three share the same 0.022 yaw and convert 1:1 at the same DPI.
⚙️ Engine: Source 2📐 Yaw:
0.022Input (From)
⚠️ Important: Windows Mouse Settings▼
Output (To)
Converted Sensitivity
0.157
CM / 360°
103.9 cm
Inches / 360°
40.9”
eDPI (Universal)
400
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Very Low SensitivityFull arm-aimer — large sweeps, high precision tracking
Pro Average42 cm/360°
📡 Polling Rate Impact
Input Delay1.00 ms
°/poll cycle0.009°
Reports/sec1.000
Your Equivalent Sensitivity in Other Games
See instantly which sensitivity to configure across other games based on your DPI.
🎮Valorant
Sens:0.157
eDPI:126
🎮Apex Legends
Sens:0.500
eDPI:400
🎮Overwatch 2
Sens:1.667
eDPI:1333
🎮Call of Duty: Warzone / MW3
Sens:1.667
eDPI:1333
🎮Rainbow Six Siege
Sens:1.923
eDPI:1538
🎮Fortnite
Sens:1.980
eDPI:1584
Frequently Asked Questions About CS2 Sensitivity
How do I set my exact sensitivity in CS2?
Open the developer console and type sensitivity X, replacing X with your value (e.g. sensitivity 2.0). You can also set it in Settings → Mouse, but the console command supports more decimal precision.
Does sub-tick affect sensitivity conversion?
No. Sub-tick changes how the server processes inputs between ticks, not how mouse movement translates to camera rotation. Your cm/360 conversion from CS:GO or any other Source-family game still applies exactly.