Correct, what that means will depend on your specific game etc. I will say if it's Valorant you fall on a very low extreme - so if you haven't already I'd try a sens closer to the average eDPI (220-260). That said if it works for you, and your comfy then all good!

Aye exactly your eDPI is currently 2k; meaning if you wanted to up your DPI to something like 800, you'd play with 2.5 in game. That said, I'm fairly sure spectre divide isn't inter game specific - meaning while you can change it within divide - you can't just replicate the same eDPI on other games. Hope that makes sense! 👍

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You're very welcome!

You don't change edpi directly; you can either change your mouse dpi or your in-game sensitivity, which in turn will affect your edpi.

Glad it was helpful!

you set an ingame sens and dpi... did you watch the video?

yo go back to school son. LMAO i cant believe u just asked this

Sorry, I'm not sure I understand the question?

what he meant i think is that, how do we put the edpi? ive also had that question

@@SpiderBeamer Oh I see; so there's a section at the end of practical uses for this number @ 1:22. For example if you know your eDPI and DPI and would like to calculate what your in game sensitivity should be:.. You need to use the following calculation eDPI ÷ DPI = Sensitivity. In the case of Valorant you can then put this sensitivity value in the settings menu Settings > General > Sensitivity: Aim Hopefully that's clear; feel free to leave any other questions if you have them!

@@archive-c353caca just for clarification so u are telling us to input the value(. 225) as sensitivity value in the aim section not. 45(Note: those are the ref. Values taken from end of ur clip)

@@oobhaisab9283 Correct, in the case of changing your mouse DPI - you'd then need to update your in-game sensitivity with the value you attain from the calculation. In the example, the value we attain is .225 - so I'd update the slider within Valorant to that number.

Correct!