Select your game
Choose the game you are tuning for. Each game has its own yaw multiplier and benchmark range, so the comparison is only meaningful within a single title. If you play multiple games, run separate comparisons for each.
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Pro Player Settings Comparison Tool
Compare manual profiles or pro presets with game-specific eDPI benchmark ranges.
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Results
Results update as you use the interface above.
How to Compare Pro Settings and Benchmark Your Aim Setup
Use this flow when you want to understand how your settings compare to the competitive pro field, or when deciding between two different sensitivity configurations.
Load profiles
For Profile A, select a pro preset or choose Manual and enter your DPI and sensitivity. Do the same for Profile B. You can load up to five profiles to compare multiple players or configurations simultaneously. Leave DPI and sensitivity blank when using a preset to pull the preset's values automatically.
Read eDPI and cm/360
Check the eDPI and cm/360 output for each profile. eDPI normalizes the hardware difference between profiles; cm/360 tells you how much physical movement each configuration requires for a full turn. Compare these values directly to understand the scale of the gap between profiles.
Check the pro range flag
The tool marks each profile as inside or outside the pro benchmark range for the selected game. If your profile is outside the range, note whether it is above or below: significantly below means very fast sensitivity, significantly above means very slow, both of which may affect your ability to hit precise micro-adjustments or fast flick shots.
Tune from the reference profile
Select the profile you want to tune from as the reference. The spread values show the relative distance between each other profile and the reference. Use this to decide how much you would need to change your DPI or sensitivity to align closer to a target pro profile or to the benchmark center.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does matching eDPI fully match pro settings?
No. eDPI is a baseline only. Also compare zoom multipliers, FOV, acceleration, and scope behavior per title. Physical factors like grip style, mouse weight, and surface texture also affect how a given eDPI feels in practice.
Can I compare two pro players directly?
Yes. Select a game, load two pro presets into Profile A and Profile B, and compare eDPI, cm/360, spread, and benchmark range fit side by side.
What does in pro range mean?
The profile's eDPI falls inside the benchmark range defined for the selected game preset. Being outside the range does not mean your settings are wrong. It is a signal that your sensitivity sits outside the cluster most pros use.
Can I share this exact setup with teammates?
Yes. Use Share Setup to copy a URL that encodes your selected game and all profile inputs, so teammates can load the exact comparison you built.
Are these profiles official player configs?
Treat preset data as a rough benchmark. Player settings change often, and presets can lag behind current competitive configs. Check official sources before scrims or tournaments.