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Yup, same mouse. Might just be in my head, I guess?

Wizard, following up in this. Is there’s any screenshots or anything that would be helpful, please let me know. Thanks in advance for the help.

Thanks for the quick response, much appreciated. On the 34", I run a 105 FOV, on the 15.6" laptop, I run 95 FOV -- both set via in-game settings. Is the in-game FOV vertically locked based on both monitors have a 9 vertical aspect? I am still pretty new to this, so not terrible sure what you mean by conversion setup...but open to any and all guidance. Here is what I've been running: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=23a3622c8ec9b3dda6b00d1959ee0a1e

I’m not following how the calculator continues to tell me I should have the same in-game sensitivity for the two very different computers I play on (below); one laptop and one desktop. Laptop: 15.6” 1920x1080p Desktop: 34” 3440x1440p Both have mouse set to 800 DPI. Every time I run the calculator it says they should be set to 5.0 in game, but they feel much different (laptop much slower/less sensitive). What am I missing? Makes it super difficult to bounce back and forth

CS:GO is locked to 74 FOV at a 4:3 ratio, which translates to 90 FOV at 16:9, and 107 FOV at 21:9. I'm on a 3440x1440 21:9, so when I set the in game to 90 FOV (based on 16:9 from the config file) I play at 107...same as I get with CS:GO.

If I am running on a 21:9 monitor (3440X1440), do you know what FOV in game I would need for a real 102 FOV?