From a technical point of view:  (iam talking about csgo cause m_pitch is not changeable)

 

To get a 1:1 sensitivity in x and y u have to use a 1:1 aspect ratio or change your m_yaw.

 

m_yaw    = 0.022 default

m_pitch  = 0.022 default not changeable

 

Aspect ratios:

16:9     = 1.78

16:10   = 1.6

4:3        = 1.3333

4:4        = 1

 

So we now the ratio for example 16:9 is 1.78. We want 1:1 sens on both axes.

 

0.022/1.78 = 0.01236  Change m_yaw to 0.01236 gives u the same sens vertical and horizontal.

 

Why people saying playing in 4:3 is smoother and feels better? Most people would say its more frames per second (thats not true the almost the same). Its the change in aspect view

 

We know 4:3 = 1.333 --> closer to 1 and 16:9 --> 1.78 closer to 2

 

This gives you the same feel if u want 4:3 to 16:9

 

1.3333 = 0.022

1.78      = x

 

So we get 0.029. Set your m_yaw to 0.029 on 16:9 for 4:3 feel.

 

Note:

 

Thats just my theory. But it makes a lot sense for me.

 

Other way for all games 1:1 for 16:9 aspect

 

Normal Dpi 800

 

16:9 = 1.78

 

Possible if u can change dpi in mouse driver for x y.

 

800/1.78 = 450 dpi

 

Set  800dpi for y

and 450dpi for x

 

800/450= 1.78

 

Note: I cant test it now, but i dont think this is helpfull in desktop/2D.  Because the mouse pointer is currently moving and has to travel a longer distance for the x axis. But in games, the mouse pointer does not move, but the game world.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited December 26, 20196 yr by Quackerjack

On 12/26/2019 at 10:46 AM, Quackerjack said:

 

0.022/1.78 = 0.01236  Change m_yaw to 0.01236 gives u the same sens vertical and horizontal.

 

You can do this in the calculator like this:

yea it was just spinning in my head if it made sense.

But i dont know if i would recommend it cause 1:1 sens feels very strange 🙄