1. What is Valorant Sensitivity?

Valorant sensitivity determines how much your cursor moves in relation to your mouse movement. It's a crucial setting that affects aiming precision and consistency in the game.

2. How Does the Calculator Work?

The calculator uses the Valorant sensitivity formula:

Where:

• \( cm/360 \) — Centimeters required for a 360-degree turn
• \( DPI \) — Dots per inch of your mouse
• \( 318 \) — Valorant's sensitivity constant

Explanation: The formula converts your physical mouse movement (cm/360) into Valorant's in-game sensitivity setting based on your mouse DPI.

3. Importance of Sensitivity Calculation

Details: Proper sensitivity settings are essential for consistent aim. Most professional players use sensitivities between 0.2-0.8 in Valorant with 400-1600 DPI.

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Measure your cm/360 in another game or use an online mouse sensitivity converter. Enter your actual mouse DPI (not the DPI reported by software which might be incorrect).

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Why is 318 the constant?
A: 318 is Valorant's internal sensitivity scaling factor that converts physical mouse movement to in-game rotation.

Q2: What's a good cm/360 for Valorant?
A: Most pros use 25-50 cm/360. Lower sensitivity (higher cm/360) generally allows for more precise aiming.

Q3: How do I measure my cm/360?
A: Mark where your mouse starts, move it until your character does a full 360-degree turn, then measure the distance traveled.

Q4: Does Windows sensitivity affect this?
A: Yes, always keep Windows sensitivity at 6/11 for accurate calculations.

Q5: Can I use this for other games?
A: No, each game has its own sensitivity scaling. You'll need to convert between games using a sensitivity converter.