Quake 4 moved to id Tech 4 (the DOOM 3 engine), a full generation newer than Quake III's id Tech 3 — but it inherited the same m_yaw cvar convention, so we list it at 0.022 with slightly lower confidence than the id Tech 3 titles.
⚙️ Engine: id Tech 4 (DOOM 3 engine)📐 Yaw: 0.022
Input (From)
⚠️ Important: Windows Mouse Settings▼
Output (To)
Converted Sensitivity
0.500
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
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🎮Valorant
Sens:0.157
eDPI:126
🎮CS:GO / CS2
Sens:0.500
eDPI:400
🎮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
Frequently Asked Questions About Quake 4 Sensitivity
Is Quake 4's yaw as certain as the original Quake or Quake III?
Slightly less — Quake 4 runs on a different, newer engine generation (id Tech 4 vs id Tech 3), so while the m_yaw convention almost certainly carried over, it's not as directly confirmed as the id Tech 3 titles on this list.