Pro & streamer settings
The exact DPI, in-game sensitivity and gear top FPS pros and streamers play on — each aim converted to cm/360, the one number you can match in any game at any DPI. Pick a game below, or search across all 215 players.
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Apex Legends pro settings52 players · 25.7–64.9 cm/360WARDOGS pro settings10 players · 26.1–50.4 cm/360Fortnite pro settings14 players · 20.6–35.5 cm/360Valorant pro settings21 players · 22.9–81.6 cm/360CS2 pro settings25 players · 29.7–65.4 cm/360Call of Duty / Warzone pro settings13 players · 26.6–44.7 cm/360Rainbow Six Siege pro settings11 players · 13.3–58.7 cm/360PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS pro settings6 players · 12.9–22.9 cm/360Escape from Tarkov pro settings26 players · 13.5–57.2 cm/360Rust pro settings12 players · 27.5–75.3 cm/360Overwatch 2 pro settings12 players · 20.4–43.3 cm/360Marvel Rivals pro settings7 players · 10.8–50.7 cm/360The Finals pro settings6 players · 28.3–43.6 cm/360
Why cm/360, not eDPI?
eDPI (DPI × sens) only compares players within the same game — it says nothing across games, because every title scales sensitivity differently. cm/360 measures the real thing: how far the mouse moves for a 360° turn. That's why two pros on wildly different DPI can share an aim, and why it's the number to copy.
Figures are sourced per player (linked on each page) and use 800 DPI for the cm/360 column. Settings drift over time — re-check before a tournament-grade copy.
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