CS2 eDPI Calculator – 3200 DPI
Calculate your eDPI at 3200 DPI using the calculator below. Browse the full sensitivity chart to find your exact setting and see how it compares to professional players.
3200 DPI Sensitivity Chart
Every sensitivity from 0.40 to 3.00 at 3200 DPI with the resulting eDPI and classification:
Using 3200 DPI in CS2
3200 DPI is the highest common DPI setting used by competitive CS2 players. While it remains less popular than 800 or 400 DPI, a growing number of players are adopting 3200 DPI as mouse sensor technology continues to improve. At this DPI level, your mouse sensor captures an extremely high number of data points per inch, resulting in the smoothest possible tracking signal.
The challenge with 3200 DPI is that the in-game sensitivity values required for competitive eDPI ranges are very low. To achieve an eDPI of 800, you need a sensitivity of just 0.25 — but since CS2 sensitivities at standard increments start at 0.40, the lowest eDPI you can reach with standard settings is 1280. This puts you firmly in the high eDPI category even at the lowest standard sensitivity.
For this reason, 3200 DPI is best suited for players who are comfortable with higher eDPI values or who use custom sensitivity values below the standard 0.40 minimum. Some players use console commands to set precise decimal sensitivities that bring their eDPI into the medium range at 3200 DPI.
Typical 3200 DPI Sensitivities
Players who use 3200 DPI with standard sensitivity values tend to play at settings between 0.40 (1280 eDPI) and 0.60 (1920 eDPI). These are high eDPI settings that demand excellent mouse control. Players like 0.45 sens (1440 eDPI) and 0.50 sens (1600 eDPI) are typical for 3200 DPI users who have built their muscle memory around faster settings.
eDPI Ranges at 3200 DPI
At 3200 DPI, the eDPI values scale quickly. Even the lowest standard sensitivity of 0.40 produces 1280 eDPI, which is already in the high range. A sensitivity of 1.00 gives 3200 eDPI, which is extremely fast by any standard. The full sensitivity range of 0.40 to 3.00 produces eDPI values from 1280 to 9600.
This means 3200 DPI is not ideal for players who want low or medium eDPI using standard sensitivity increments. If you prefer an eDPI below 1200, consider switching to 800 DPI or 1600 DPI where you can achieve those ranges comfortably.
Who Should Use 3200 DPI
3200 DPI makes the most sense for players who use their computer at high DPI for productivity work such as graphic design, video editing, or multi-monitor setups, and who do not want to switch DPI when launching CS2. It is also used by players who specifically prefer high eDPI playstyles and have developed their aim around fast mouse speeds. Additionally, some mice have their native or optimal sensor DPI at 3200, and using the native DPI can theoretically provide the cleanest tracking signal.