Found my perfect sens but lost need help converting it PLEASE HELP !!

[Bkwapper]

Hey there so i currently use the G pro wireless i found a amazing sens on a 27 inch monitor but i just recently switched to the zowie xl2546 240hz to up my game with my sens, idk why but using the same sens didnt feel the same and ive been trying to convert it the right way but with no luck. the DPI i was using was 1800, with in game sens of 4.37 and sens of 1.20/1,20 at 1.78. im also changing my mouse from the G pro to the zowie ZA11 white and it doesnt support 1800. so i need to convert that sens into 800 DPI. From a 27 inch monitor to 24. the aim was independent but i use affected now. and the ads is on gradual. if anyone can help convert this it would mean a lot, i would also like to learn how to find out what games use what and how i can calculate it 

 

thank you ! 

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[Quackerjack]

11 hours ago, Bkwapper said:

Hey there so i currently use the G pro wireless i found a amazing sens on a 27 inch monitor but i just recently switched to the zowie xl2546 240hz to up my game with my sens, idk why but using the same sens didnt feel the same and ive been trying to convert it the right way but with no luck. the DPI i was using was 1800, with in game sens of 4.37 and sens of 1.20/1,20 at 1.78. im also changing my mouse from the G pro to the zowie ZA11 white and it doesnt support 1800. so i need to convert that sens into 800 DPI. From a 27 inch monitor to 24. the aim was independent but i use affected now. and the ads is on gradual. if anyone can help convert this it would mean a lot, i would also like to learn how to find out what games use what and how i can calculate it 

 

thank you ! 

discord BurgerKing#6507

Calculate to new monitor:

Calculate same effective sensitivity, find your current ratio of effective sensitivity/screen height (like 1800 DPI / 1200 = 1,5) and then plug in your new monitor height, for example 1080p * 1,5 = 1620.

Your new dpi for the monitor would be 1620dpi ingame sensitivity stays the same 4.37.

 

Now calculate sensitivity to new dpi:

1620*4,37 = 7.079,4

7.079,4/800 = 8,84925 ~ 8,85 <-- this is your same sensitivity with 800dpi.

 

 

 

[Bkwapper]

hey can you add me on discord and we can further discuss it there, i have a bit more questions and discussion i would like to go further with you. BurgerKing#6507 !

[tonyglen1314]

On 10/2/2020 at 10:21 AM, Quackerjack said:

 (like 1800 DPI / 1200 = 1,5)

where did you get 1200 from is that how many pixels there vertically in 1080p