BEFORE VS AFTER
Check how a new DPI and sensitivity combination changes turn speed in the same game.
For the same game, calculate each eDPI by multiplying mouse DPI and sensitivity (converting percentages where needed). Percentage change in turn speed = (new eDPI ÷ old eDPI − 1) × 100.
If the eDPI of both setups is equal, their modeled full-turn distances are equal. If setup B has 25% higher eDPI, it turns 25% farther for the same mouse travel, while its cm/360 is 20% lower. The difference in distance is not the same percentage as the difference in turn speed.
Do not use this percentage comparison to compare eDPI from different games. Use the cross-game converter instead.
No. cm/360 is inversely proportional to eDPI: a 25% faster setup requires 1/1.25 = 80% of the old travel distance, which is 20% less.
Yes. Both DPI and sensitivity are included for each setup.
This comparison is within one game. Use the cross-game sensitivity converter for different games.
