CS2 cm/360: 1600 DPI × 0.40 Sensitivity = 64.9 cm

What Does 64.9 cm/360 Mean in CS2?

A cm/360 of 64.9 cm means you need to move your mouse exactly 64.9 centimetres across your mousepad to complete one full 360-degree rotation in CS2. This is achieved by using a sensitivity of 0.40 combined with a mouse DPI of 1600. The formula is: 2.54 × 360 ÷ (0.40 × 1600 × 0.022) = 64.9 cm/360. Your eDPI for this setting is 640.

At 64.9 cm/360, your mouse movement feels slow and precise. This cm/360 is classified as precision speed, placing you within the range commonly used by AWPers, anchor players, and precision-focused aimers who prioritise crosshair accuracy above all else.

How Fast Is 64.9 cm/360?

At 64.9 cm per 360 degrees, your mouse moves slowly and deliberately. A full rotation requires 64.9 cm of physical mouse travel, and even a 90-degree turn needs approximately 16.2 cm. This level of control gives you the finest possible crosshair precision, making it easier to place your crosshair on exact pixel positions.

Precision cm/360 settings excel at holding angles, landing one-tap headshots, and controlling recoil with surgical accuracy. Every millimetre of mouse movement creates a small, predictable in-game adjustment, which reduces aiming errors caused by hand tremors or rushed movements. Many professional AWPers operate in this range because the precision is essential for hitting one-shot kills consistently.

The trade-off is mobility. At 64.9 cm/360, turning quickly requires large arm movements and potentially lifting your mouse to reposition it. Close-range duels and situations where enemies appear from unexpected angles can feel sluggish. You will need a large mousepad of at least 45 cm wide and an arm-aiming technique to use precision cm/360 effectively.

Who Should Use 64.9 cm/360?

A cm/360 of 64.9 cm is best suited for AWPers, anchor players, and precision-focused aimers who prioritise crosshair accuracy above all else. If this setting feels natural to you and your aim is consistent, there is no reason to change. The most important factor in CS2 aim is comfort and consistency rather than hitting a specific number.

At this precision cm/360, you will need a large mouse pad of at least 45 cm wide. Arm aiming is essential, and your entire forearm should rest comfortably on the desk with room to make full sweeping movements.

Equivalent Settings at Other DPI Values

You can achieve a similar cm/360 at different hardware DPI settings by adjusting your in-game sensitivity:

Nearby Sensitivity Settings at 1600 DPI

Explore sensitivities close to 0.40 at 1600 DPI: