According to aiming.pro conversion rate, I was playing on 930ish CS:GO eDPI. Source: about 1 year ago

Use aiming.pro. They got both m1 or intel version. Source: about 1 year ago

AimLabs is better imo, aiming.pro is web based as well and when I was trying it the mouse input felt odd- not what you'd usually get in most FPS games. Source: over 1 year ago

For my grip style and hand size the GPX fits like a glove, feels like an extension of my hand. It was only when I forced myself to more methodically compare the accuracy between the two at https://aiming.pro/ that I realized the pros and cons of each shape. The absence of a hump on the VP2 means that dropping a reticle is much easier as this is accomplished by pulling the mouse back into the palm of the hand ones... Source: over 1 year ago

A free one, make the job : https://aiming.pro/. Source: about 2 years ago

Https://sensitivityconverter.com this is what I use its more user friendly than mouse sense.com also I haven’t noticed any different feel like one user mentioned. That could also be a result of me putting raw input on for all my games. Source: about 1 year ago

EDPI is a useless measurement. Use something like https://sensitivityconverter.com/ to find your cm per 360. Source: over 1 year ago

Just ask if its allowed and if not you can this use site to calculate how you can use ur ingame sens to do the same ( Pay attention to cm per 360° ). Source: over 2 years ago

I scrolled a bit and haven't seen my tiny piece of advice here so I'll give it a go: Look at your mousesense and make sure it is somewhat in the range of what good players use. What that means is check what your DPI is (I recommend a range between 600 and 2000) and then check your ingame modifier in your settings (Also you ADS modifier should be 1 and nothing else, dont @ me). Then look up a mousesense calculator ... Source: over 2 years ago