CS2 cm/360 Calculator – 3200 DPI
Calculate your cm per 360 at 3200 DPI using the calculator below. Browse the full sensitivity chart to find your exact setting and see the resulting cm/360.
3200 DPI Sensitivity to cm/360 Chart
Every sensitivity from 0.40 to 2.50 at 3200 DPI with the resulting cm/360:
Using 3200 DPI in CS2
3200 DPI is the highest common DPI setting used by competitive CS2 players. While less popular than 800 or 400 DPI, it has a growing userbase among players who want the smoothest possible sensor tracking and a fast desktop cursor. Modern mouse sensors handle 3200 DPI exceptionally well, capturing an extremely high number of data points per inch.
The key characteristic of 3200 DPI is that even low in-game sensitivities produce fast cm/360 values. The lowest standard sensitivity of 0.40 gives a cm/360 of just 32.5 cm, which is in the fast turn speed category. To reach the balanced zone you would need sensitivities well below 0.40, which requires using console commands for custom values.
For this reason, 3200 DPI is best suited for players who are comfortable with lower cm/360 values and fast mouse speeds, or who use custom sub-0.40 sensitivities via the CS2 console. Players who prefer balanced or precision cm/360 values should consider 800 DPI or 400 DPI.
Typical 3200 DPI Sensitivities
Players at 3200 DPI with standard sensitivity values typically use 0.40 to 0.60 sensitivity, producing cm/360 values from 21.6 to 32.5 cm. These are all in the fast range, demanding excellent mouse control and refined muscle memory.
Who Should Use 3200 DPI
3200 DPI makes the most sense for players who run high DPI for productivity work, multi-monitor setups, or creative applications and do not want to switch DPI when launching CS2. It is also used by players who specifically prefer fast cm/360 settings and have developed their aim accordingly. Some mice have their native or optimal sensor DPI at 3200, and using the native DPI can provide the cleanest tracking signal.