Finding a sensitivity you can keep

Muscle memory depends on the same hand movement producing the same turn in game. Every change to DPI or in-game sensitivity moves that target.

Think in eDPI

eDPI is your mouse DPI multiplied by your in-game sensitivity. It lets you compare settings across players with different DPI, and it is the number to keep fixed when you change hardware.

Settle on a range

• Make sure you can turn 180 degrees comfortably on your pad.
• Make sure you can hold small adjustments on a head-sized target.
• Pick the value that balances both, then stop changing it.

Give it time

Play at least a few weeks before judging. Early discomfort is usually adaptation, not a wrong setting.