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I used to start on a g502 with a really high sens and now I play on an HSK pro with a really low sens. I've recently enjoyed the sens randomizer in aimlabs for my practice. Voltaic does well to explain why things like that don't ruin muscle memory and it really gives access to all the aiming muscles you'd wanna use naturally.

It's a pity that your aim improvement guides don't get many views. You are good at what you do

To all people with ultra high sensitivity, afraid of changes. My early gaming career was 2-3cm/360 too. Then I started to play CSGO, watched some guides, and they taught me how to utilize my wrist and elbow. I set my sens to 50cm/360, and it was kind of extreme at first, but once I started using my wrist and elbow more, it really didn't take long to adjust. Then, I started playing faster paced games like Apex, Overwatch. 50cm/360 was too slow, and I was afraid of breaking my "muscle memory". I came across some video that said that pros and generally experienced people can adjust sensitivity on the fly, and adjust fairly quickly within the same gaming session. I increased my sens, and... it was true. My 180 turns were too fast, I overaimed a few times, but I got used naturally without thinking about what I was doing wrong. My sens changed a few times throughout the year - 37-41cm/360, and lately even 32-33, and it didn't affect my performance in a bad way at all. It takes me a few shots, turns, and I'm all set. I have more than one mouse, some have bigger dpi deviation, some faster feet, some have sensor more towards the front (Orochi for example) - it all affects sensitivity, and yet, I don't really need weeks/months to adjust. I can even jump into a firing range, grab my desktop non-gaming mouse set to half dpi of my gaming ones, and aim just fine. So yea, don't be afraid to experiment, be open minded, and you'll be able to use different sens in no time!

Hey man love your content! You have a great and natural way to describe alot of motor learning and adaptation principles associated with aim. Great to see it being simplified while also considering the nuance!

great vid. your older vids have been getting me back into my aim game. It's kinda hard for me to find a good sens

This video answers a lot of questions related to sensitivity. Great piece of information as always since i know struth way of explaining long back behind kovaaks videos

Awesome video, your product looks amazing. I'll add that body size (among other things) also plays a massive role in ergonomics. If someone is going to copy a professional to the T, it's really important to consider the differences in that professional's and one's body. A mouse that's right for TenZ may not be the right *size* for someone else, as an example. Just a story about myself: I used to play CS:S in amateur divisions and even pulled a sponsorship for a while. I'm also a classically trained percussionist (played professionally for years, I have a degree as well). We study ergonomics and how to use our equipment as "idiomatic" as possible, meaning best lent to match ergonomics to the music being played. (This is like how different video games have different best sensitivities.) Long story short, I developed Tendonitis, because I simply was practicing/performing music too often and for far too long. What I learned from that experience that's relevant to this video, is that I learned the painful way how much of that Tendonitis was actually developed *playing* Counter-Strike. Something to think about. I've deployed most of my ergonomics training to my gaming setup, and my performance went way up. It was like a light switch, and honestly something I should have known better from the start. It's the kind of thing you don't think about until it's too late.

As someone who always struggle to keep one sens for more than a day here is how i'm trying to fix it, feel free to give advices if you have good ones. 1. Accept that no matter what sens i'll play at there will be work to be done, whether it's on my tracking, flicking or anything else. 2. Setup a sens that would allow me to do a perfect, easy and comfortable 180° with my eyes closed, this way i can base it off something that is not skill related like most videos recommend you to do (tracking/flicking etc) 3. If my sens feels too slow i cut it in half, if it feels too fast i double it, doing that for a couple of minutes trick my brain into thinking that my sens is neither too fast or too slow. 3a. main sens (csgo) = 2 -> 1 or 4 depending if it feels to slow or too fast. the reason i chose to use the 180 method over every other methods i found is because they all rely on current mouse control instead of "potential". in csgo for example i can play pretty much every sens from 1.5 up to 2.5 (70cm up to 40cm/360) without real issue, therefore making the choices really hard for me. With this method i ended up at 2 at 400dpi in csgo (51.9cm/360) and no matter what game i play i always land within that range (50-53cm/360) i just go into a training ground or smth and do the 180 with my eyes closed, if i can do it 10 times in a row then i consider it being good to go. i don't know if it's the best way to do it but at least this way i'm not overthinking as much as i used to.

great video, more people should know about the effects of mouse pad sizes, arm aiming and your elbow height compared to your desk, it truly changes you knowing these helfpul tips. I used to play on a really fast sens 2 years ago and after some research i discovered arm aiming and troughout the years i went from 27cms to what is now my range of my ideal sens (43.5 to 40 cms) i got really good with this "range" of sens (i got master 1 in aimlabs) after 300 hours of aim training but i can still improve so much i just need to find... my perfect sens X) (aimers know the struggle)

For apex changing my cm to 360 made a noticible difference instantly. Also focusing on my target and not the crosshair. Solid

I would have never though about lower sens meaning you have a much larger area to flick to or track in while aiming at a target. I already play at fairly low sens because I get a bit jittery but having this obvious thing pointed out I might just lower it a little more. Awesome vid, liked and subscribed baby

I would actually like to this test. Get 2 people who have never used mouse and keyboard, make one copy a pros settings and gear, and the other needs to find something they like. See how different the stats are.

Good video, I changed my aim style to ftip a while ago and it's game changing. Before I was the strait finger palm grip lol. Using your tip to use raw accell to rotate the sensor in my mouse was also super helpful for finding a comfortable way to grip my mouse.

I hit a plateau last year. Cut my sense by about half and immediately improved my tracking. After adjusting to the new macros my flicks are just as good as before with the benefits of lowering my sense. I can't imagine the sense settings where a sneeze will send you into an mlg montage spin.

a lot of people who say to use a comfortable sens also say it should be in a reasonable range for whatever game its for. i agree that a newer player should start by using what the pros use until they get better and then find their own settings and grip style, etc. Great video!

that's why I spent nine years perfecting the style of aiming with my long sword. people told me it wasn't comfortable but thanks to this video I can confidently say those wizards won't be laughing when they see me again.

As i agree that usually lower sensitivity + practice makes you more accurate, its not always the case bcs of a lot of reasons. Im playing fps since cs 1.6 era, playing other games like valorant, quakelive a lot etc and i have found that what people rarely talk about is elbow aiming which i am doing bcs i have restricted wrist movement. What i mean is that usually people on higher sens tend to finger grip and just randomly wrist left and right, when i aim i have elbow bone on desk and my wrist is stiff and just moving my arm left and right and im far more comfortable and precise like that than i was on lower sens. In cs go i had like 4k hours with low sens maxed faceit lvl 5 or 6 if i remember, after 80h of switch to like 15cm/360 in cs go i had lvl 9 and rising.. I dont say its better but what im saying there is a lot of factors that make you aim/track/flick better in either sens.

I used to use 33cm/360 but then I found I work best with 41.5cm/360. I’m not the best aimer by any stretch, LEM CSGO & Diamond OW, but that’s a big jump from what I used to be, MGE CSGO & Plat OW. Could also be because I switched from aggressive claw to relaxed fingertip or it could be both.

There’s so little videos about REPEATING chair angle to the table or hand position on the table. My accuracy shoots up by 10% in same conditions in Aimlabs when aligning for optimal glide of mouse. It’s so hard to understand how exactly to know what feeling of something’s off means exactly. Like what movement to make to correct it? Could you make a video explaining how to get into repeatable position step by step? My position is perfectly ergonomic for 15 hours of intense aim, yet it’s very hard to repeat once someone touched chair and it has to be angled again.

I can confirm that this is true after switching from default to a pro setting. This dragged me into another world - there are lots of variations amongst the pros! Take for example dpi - they’re split between 400, 800, and 1600 mostly (there are others, but we’re talking majority here). These differences in dpi, of course, mean huge differences in game sensitivity settings due to the dpi differences. Using a dpi converter also confirms that they do not all equalize to approximately the same sensitivity. But I believe most players struggling with aim tend to suffer from tiny mouse movements/jitter even while aiming directly at a target. The solution, I believe, is to keep lowering your sensitivity making it harder for adrenaline to create these minor jitters resulting in less precise aim. You’re essentially having the mouse assist you in keeping your sim on target. Note that this is not just being on target but getting to target and stabilizing on it - if your sensitivity is too high, it will take longer to stop on target - seems wrong right ? If my sensitivity is faster, I should get to the target faster! It’s not about getting to the target faster, but getting there and locking on it. Though the 10000 dpi will certainly get there faster, locking on it will take longer. Using an aim trainer can help, but they should include over/under shoot and time around target/jitter stats so you can adjust your sensitivity accordingly.

when i first switched to-finger tip grip it took me like 3 months to get better lol but now my aim is next level

I benefit more from working with the variables as well - Albeit not identical to your suggestions. Do include changing devices frequently, new/always fresh games + running "ice cold hot drop starts" - as opposed to warmed up. Also avoid over familiarizing with games for the reasons you provided and others of my own. I tend to leave dpi at default and change game sensitivity sliders often. Transferrable skills flow into the aspects of the game naturally. Same with the situational plays and keeping as many things dynamic as possible fosters growth. Our response times are altered by other life factors. Fingers/extremities only vs adaptive more complete arm motion points working in unison are critical points to differentiate and this is very concise. Martial arts and sports concepts allow the spontaneity and fluidity, and form to take a natural shape around our best traits. All depends on which aspect we build or styles of play from. Asymmetry is definitely our friend if we seek to extend. Our individual natures are not identical nor are our physiologies. You make perfect sense opinions or otherwise. How to know strength spectrum without awareness and understanding of the spectrum of weaknesses. Starts with introspective about what is contributing or removing from the position for success. It makes available potential situational adjustments expand in proportion with your time invested in a reliable way to leave comfort sooner rather than be ill-prepared to later. Initiative and focus from any perspective. Goes for your body ergonomics just as you outlined. In sport, dance, martial art and gaming included. The more nuanced physics of modern graphics, games, and input devices derived from the first devices and some things never change. Others must always be open to change, however. Enjoyed this vid and going to give some of your adjustments a rip. Expanding potential available means to use energy towards a destination in any form of plan to improve- always warrants a look/test. Appreciate your perspective and the upload. Best wishes and much respect, friend!

Great video. Thanks for the info.

The example about targeting 8x larger area with 8x lower sensitivity misses other key points: You're aiming at 8x larger area but the movement you need to perform is 8x longer and you need to perform it 8x faster in order to target enemy at the same time as high sensitivity example. It doesn't make it 8x easier as it seems, it only shifts aspects of aiming that will determine the result. What i mean isn't that 5 cm/360 is justified. My point is different settings put different focus on different aspects, you need to find what's your limitation point (precission, speed, consistency etc) and adjust settins accordingly. What i like to bring on such examples is comparision of aiming at long ranges vs short ranges which is similar situation. At long ranges you need to move at X times smaller target, that also moves X slower than shorter ranges, does it make it easier or harder? IMO it only shifts focus from how fast you're abled to accelerate/decelerate at close range while keeping as much control as possible vs how precise can you be with single pixel increments.

I once did an interesting experiment. I turned on the system program Paint and with my eyes closed drew a circle. It turned out that what came out was a vertically flattened ellipse. After that, I increased the vertical sensitivity of the mouse by 50%. Using RawAccel. The subsequent circles drawn looked much better. To this day I use this setting in every game and it plays perfectly.

if anybody has more questions i’d look at a coach named Titanos who knows more than anybody about aiming. you have a natural sensitivity that you should be using to where your natural flicks tend to land directly on target. the guys really good.

This is great stuff man. I’m on a reasonably low sens, but after watching this I’ll try a very low sens. I’ll also need a new desk and chair… and monitor… shit, I’ll just try the sens change for now.

I'd just like to point out that there is a tradeoff after a certain point where you're giving up close range ability for precision. A great example is CSGO where a single 180 is rare enough already that they've traded much of their close range ability for precision. I believe the "find what's comfortable" quote comes from one better player to a decent player both at decent sensitivities. You've gotta find the sensitivity that works for you and the games you play. I'd suggest starting out at whatever the pros use for your currently most played game, use it for a few weeks, and then change it a little at a time.

Reminds me of how getting a bigger tablet area for osu can be better long term

Once again very nice video. May I ask you what sensitivity are you using in Apex Legends? Cause that tracking is LIT🔥

I think one thing to note is that if you have your elbow as a pivot your wrist will hover of your desk where as if you use your wrist as a pivot, your elbow will hover slightly of the desk. It depends on whether you aim with arm or wrist.

first time i encounter a vid like this that says exactly that about comfort within the sense and how it can negatively serve u i made a vid just like this 1 year agoo explaining the same thing its coool to know im not crazyy

Did not expect a gunfire reborn clip 😂

For me I think the argument for aiming with what's most comfortable is far stronger for me after having to do physical therapy twice a month for over year for a long time I was playing like 44 cm starlight 12 small , at this point I play about 28 cm now and pulsar X2 medium , My aim was a lot better back then, however nowadays I don't even have to go to physical therapy

I trained and coached archery for several years and this problem is very true even there. Some coaches even learn students that "Do what feels good and works for you" which mean the archer will develop bad habits incredibly hard to break when they are set instead of adapting correct form from the start, even if it feels odd att first. What works at first might hinder progress in the end.

People say my sensitivity is high and they’re right, however I just grew up using a mouse pad with a little wrist rest and limited mouse space, even with the room I have on my desk as an adult i still use a little crappy mouse pad with a wrist rest. All my flicking comes from my wrist and fine adjustment in my fingers. I use 1.15 sensitivity on CS2 and 2400 DPI which is 15.05cm/360°

Ive been using my g502 for a long time, it was my first ‘gaming mouse’ and i cant use anything else mainly because of the extra buttons on the side. I use the extra weights in it as well so its 139 grams. I prefer the heavy mouse as it allows me to be more precise without having my mouse glide all over my mouse pad. I have my chairs arm rests just slightly above my desk so that way im not leaning on my wrist and more on my forearm/elbow. For reference i play at 1900dpi and 0.55 sens in CS which according to aiming.pro is 39.7cm/360. I feel like i could lower it more with practice.

Nice vids. I’ve used high sensitivity for a longtime then i switched to a low sens to try and it’s night and day when you take in count accuracy. But it’s a hard switch when you have to constantly turn around so i switched back to high sens but then i decreased it incrementally during the course of many months until i feel comfortable. So that’s it, don’t do big jumps in sens, lower it incrementally so that you feel only small changes that you can adapt fast to :)

wish I had seen this video a few years ago. Could've saved me a lot of bad training and I probably would have picked up my new favorite game, counter strike, a long time ago. My preferential sens was close to three times the pro sens. Once I realized I only suffered at range, I looked it up, put myself on the median pro sens, and now I'm on my way up the faceit ranks!

I agree that "it feels comfortable" is indeed the wrong approach. People should be thinking "that feels accurate". When you point at a door handle with your finger does that feel comfortable or does it feel accurate? In my opinion pointing with a mouse is similar to pointing with a finger. When it doesn't feel accurate it either feels too fast or too slow to do that 180 flick shot.

Exclusive fullscreen the same as borderless/fullscreen windowed/windowed fullscreen (whatever the game calls it) in modern games and on an updated version of windows.

I remember that when i first got my pc, I played minecraft with 100% sensitivity. Now I play on 25% (which is around 50cm/360) and 100% feels literally unplayable.

After about a game or two on a new sense, I’m typically used to it. If it is way to slow I will change my play style to match that and same with way to fast.

As someone who played with Mouse Acceleration for many years, i see this as a complete win

My number one weakness. Micro adjustments. I didn’t think about chair height… I’ll try it thanks.

Mouse dpi , screen size, mouse pad space, windows settings, in game settings and personal preferences all play a part in your performance. Copying a pros settings will only get you so far.

i have a long lingering question for a while now,, is training with higher sens helpful for improving mouse control or is it okay to keep only with low/easy sens

Literally the first thing I do when playing any game on PC is go to the options and lower the mouse sensitivity by at least a factor of 10. In literally every game, unless it's a top down game that uses my windows/2D sens.

Lower sense is definitely needed on a game like apex, I play a lot of snd in cod and I only ever snipe so I run really high sens when I turn down my sens aim with snipers is garbage but good with other guns

This seems like it's just been misinterpreted, as people who have already dropped their sensitivity and gotten used to it eventually ask the question again about sensitivity. Once upon a time, before esports and competitive gaming got this big (only 7-8 years ago), only pros and high level players thought about sensitivity. Now new players ask this question and read old responses or responses from people who were already adjusted. It's taken time for the answers to change properly. It was genuinely surprisng how many more people suddenly gave a shit about aiming after games like apex and valorant came out.

Awesome vid where can i find your discord?💪

My sens was 9cm/360... slowly trying to increase it. Currently at 16cm/360 and plan to hit in the 20s

Besides age (don't get old, reflexes stop reflexing), one thing that is suboptimal for my setup is my desk is an inch too high. That angle causes it to drag more than it needs to. I am dying to buy a sit stand desk so I can dial in the perfect height.

one thing i just recently realized when retesting to find my hipfire sensitivity is that when i try to strafe and stay aimed at one spot, going farther to the side my aim or mouse jitters a little when trying to stay centered. Is that a tracking issue from skates or pads or more sensitivity itself?

What game are you playing between 5:30 and 5:50? I’m looking for something new to play and that game looked fun. Awesome video by the way. I am going to lower my sensitivity and readjust

After MANY years, I just went down from 2400 eDPI to 680 for CS. Could not believe how much more I was hitting, and I already thought my aim was decent.

Amazing would to watch more vids from u

do you have custom skates on your mouse? @StruthGaming

When I started playing FPS on the computer I heard all over the place to "stop changing your sensitivity." It's probably been five years since then. I have more than likely only experimented (as in played with for longer than a month) with a little under/ over a handful of sensitivities. Did I take this advice too literally? Was this recommended to players who have issues committing to a feel (playing with a sensitivity for longer than < a month? Anyways, I'm lowering my sensitivity, I'll let you know how it goes. See you soon.

Great video, but I'm struggling with this. In Overwatch 1, I was Grandmaster (GM) and came close to the top 500, but I hovered around GM. This year, I'm more focused and wanted to get back into it, but I've noticed deranking. The weird part is that I've been aim training, bought a light mouse, and got the recommended pad, but my rank has been getting worse, which is really confusing to me. The aim training has been great-I dabbled in it back in the day, so, fortunately, I can see that I'm a "better aimer" than I was back then. However, the results are showing me I'm worse. I just recently bought my G502 since it was my first mouse and I loved it, and I've started playing with it again. It sure is heavy compared to the GPX, but I've been doing loads better. I don't know how to explain it, but trying to do the right things was creating a mental block. In the aim scenarios, I was doing great, but in-game, it was horrible. Now that I'm back to a comfort pick, I feel much better and have been climbing back up from the depths of Diamond. I think being comfortable is highly underrated. This became clear to me after reading "The Inner Game of Tennis." I was simply trying too hard and not being free. It's so weird to describe, but my point is to not undervalue comfort.

with going to lower sens i found it best to lower it over time rather then just taking a massive leap from crazy high to crazy low, definitely made the whole process more comfortable

Can u plz do a video about speed pad like the skypad vs slow pads

good reality check i'm surprised how many players are delusional about their setups and settings

My mouse pad covers my entire deskspace because i have abnormally long forearms, it took me a minute that having almost unlimited space was inadvertently causing me not to recenter. (These highTTK games are driving me crazy) Back in the late 2000's we used to hit no scope scout headshots on cs:s with ball mice 😅 it was all high sense basically finger tips on a tiny shitty mouse pad on a crt monitor at 60 fps. We were good, our backs hurt, our arms hurt, but we were good! Cut to today...man its taken me a hot minute to adjust to this long-term tracking thats required for shield simulators like Apex. Ive setteled on low sense finger tips. I still got that old school fast twitch wrist precision for the flicks. Just trying to figure out where to put the stuff i mapped to the side mouse buttons so i can just use my mouse for aiming and shooting and i wont have to keep switching grips mid fight to use whatever it is on 4 and 5. Cheers. Great insight dude.

I think the absolute highest sens you should use is 20cm. Aiming is still possible at that sensitivity and I don’t see any reason anyone should have to play even that high let alone higher

do you have any insight on elbow positioning? I don't know if its an elbow or wrist flexibility thing, but I can't swipe/track right as effectively as I can to the left, even when I'm consciously focusing on it

You just saved me an entire year of time.

what i just learned is never give this man the kraber cuz damn he never misses

Playing games is like driving a car. 90% of the people have a poor posture and don't even realise it makes all the difference when operating their machine at the limit. Leverage is everything

The first tip is so true : when i started to have a good aim I trained using a chair instead of a mousepad... dont ask how I got in this situation Now i can use any setup, any sens it doesn't matter

paused this video and went to try this in apex and i an track so much better and overall my aim jus feels a lot smoother

Hi bro! thanks for the advice. I still have a question. Very often professional players in apex, warzone use sens in the same amount as from the hip and other players use sens in the sight slower than from the hip. What do you think about it? does it make sense to use the same sense in the scope ?

I’ve always played high sens on every game, I’ve tried switching to low sens multiple times, around 2-3 months trying low sens but it makes my aim way worse and makes me feel like my awareness feel like a drone. Is it really worth switching?

1:24 this is crazy i fall a tad below the average for most of these games

the thing with sensitivity is, pros tend to be in a certain range. The range differs from game to game, but 99% of good players will be in that range. CS is a good example of a game where the typical sens is quite low, but the game needs tracking and recoil control more than fast wide flicks. I always recommend to use pro settings as guideline, but not to copy the settings of one specific player. If 80% of good players are around 30-35 cm/360, than taking that as a starting point is a good idea, but taking the 33.87326519 cm/360 that xXxProAimer666xXx uses isn''t guaranteed to work.

i have discorvered it before , when i changed my mouse sens in game to max and played for like 30 minutes or so , i then switched it back to my normal setup , it felt like i had aimbot.

So what IS the pro sensitivity range and peripherals?

He plays gunfire reborn; I'm sold.

Thats crazy cause through experimentation I found .4ads 2899dpi @105fov was perfect for me and that is 37cm/360 lol

I agree, lower sens tend to perform better than faster once, hence the reason why SkittleCakes being one of the top player in APEX is so mind boggling. The sens he plays on is outrageous.

yeah something like 3cm/360 is obviously not something you will be to aim on a high level with but I do believe that comfort is still a very important factor for aiming and gaming even if your goal is to improve as much as possible. With 50cm/360° you may aim better but if the game you play is fast paced with rocket jumps as the main movement method you'll be exhaused quickly on such a low sens and you even risk injuring yourself if you play for long hours. If you play such a game on a sens that feels comfortable like 25cm/360° your aim will be worse initially but you can play for longer with lower risk of injury so you have more time that you can spend improving. And its the same thing with mousepad and mouse shape. Chosing something that's comfortable recuces risk of injury and exhaustion so you can play for longer. Obviously you have to find a comprimise of something being comfortable and something that you can aim with well. In 2020 during the Diabotical beta weekends I played the game all weekend long and every time after the weekend my arm was in pain and I had to stop playing games until the next beta weekend. Since then I raised my sens from 30cm to 24cm in that game, got a much faster mousepad and a large, comfortable lightweight mouse and i can play for longer without any signs of injury. And whenever I play a game where you don't move your mouse around as much so that a lower sens can be comfortable, too i can just get out my old control pad again and play on a low sens and all my aim improvements from being able to play longer previously will carry over.

Great Vid, whats that game you play at 6:18 ?

the G303 shroud edition isn't comfortable but my god is it easy to aim with

What sensitivity are you using on Apex Legends?

I mean you can use high sens as long as you're accurate but yes it's inconsistent compare to low sens

I just got my pc 3 months ago and I can’t find a posture comfortable for me or how I’m using my keyboard or how I have my mouse placed

only one problem with this, im mostly a cod player and all the pros are on controller xd im on key and mouse, u got any suggestions for that?

What about setting your scoped sensitivities to a 1:1 ratio with hipfire ? Is it a good ideea for anything else other than a 1x ? If not what ratios would you recommend for bigger zooms?

One question because I see that you are using mousepad with bigger area but still dedicated to mouse only. Is there any specific reason for that? Is mousepads for both mouse and keyboard (like 90x40 cm) are worse or is it just your preference? Maybe ine the future you will go thru this topic? Because you go deeply in topics with huge number of useful details which is exceptional in yt. Great content - always watching will pleasure.

i would probably perform better at lower sens, before banging my hand into the printer beside me

Ive been playing 2 sens with 400 dpi for god knows how long now and its great. Thinking of going 800 dpi at 1 sens

man i really want ur aim and flicks

hey struth, it'd be appreciated if you answered this question completely truthfully, my cm/360 for any game i play is 21.7, is that too high?

Ever plan on making a video on mousepads? The current trend among the aiming community is speed but many pros in games both tac and fast paced fps tend to go with control or a more balanced pad. Would love to hear your thoughts!

There is less input lag playing on windowed fullscreen than fullscreen since windows 10 btw just try it if you really sensitive to input lag like me you should see a big difference. (ofc if you have 20 program opened in background it wont be as efficient).

4:15 This hurts my arm to even see such an high sens 😣

To simplify thing's, your sensitivity should be set to a 360 from one swipe of the mousepad width you have.

i range from 47 to 57 cm/360 across every game i play. in fact i prefer 51-55 cm/360 regardless of game. maybe this is because im an arena shooter player by heart but i consider overwatch to be a slow game compared to something like Tribes Ascend where you can Ski Snipe. best player I have ever seen aim plays at an extremely low sens and I've never turned back lol.

What is hip fire/ads sense for apex