1. What is Valorant Sensitivity?

The Valorant sensitivity setting determines how much your cursor moves in response to mouse movement. It's a crucial setting for aiming precision in the game.

2. How Does the Calculator Work?

The calculator uses the sensitivity formula:

Where:

• \( sens \) — In-game sensitivity setting (dimensionless)
• \( yaw \) — Degrees of rotation per mouse count (degrees)
• \( dpi \) — Mouse dots per inch (DPI)

Explanation: The formula calculates the in-game sensitivity needed to achieve a specific rotation distance based on your mouse DPI.

3. Importance of Sensitivity Calculation

Details: Proper sensitivity settings are essential for consistent aim in Valorant. Most professional players use sensitivities between 0.2 and 0.8 with 400-800 DPI.

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Enter your desired yaw (degrees of rotation) and your mouse DPI. The calculator will determine the appropriate in-game sensitivity setting.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is a good yaw value for Valorant?
A: Most players use values between 180 and 360 degrees. 360 means a full mouse swipe rotates your character 360 degrees in-game.

Q2: How does DPI affect sensitivity?
A: Higher DPI means your mouse is more sensitive to physical movement. You'll need lower in-game sensitivity settings with higher DPI.

Q3: What's the difference between sensitivity and eDPI?
A: eDPI (effective DPI) is sensitivity × DPI. It's a better way to compare settings across different configurations.

Q4: Should I change my Windows sensitivity?
A: For best results in Valorant, keep Windows sensitivity at 6/11 (the middle setting) and disable mouse acceleration.

Q5: How can I find my perfect sensitivity?
A: Start with this calculator, then fine-tune in the practice range. Your perfect sensitivity should allow both precise aiming and quick turns.