Why eDPI helps
Compare AimLabs settings with one number
If you are deciding between two AimLabs sensitivity values, eDPI gives you a cleaner way to compare them than looking at DPI and sens separately.
AimLabs eDPI
AimLabs eDPI Calculator
Use this AimLabs eDPI calculator to enter your DPI and sensitivity, calculate your AimLabs eDPI, and keep your training setup aligned with your target game sens.
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Native eDPI Read
AimLabs Setup Check
Enter the same DPI and sensitivity you use in AimLabs. BO5 reads the native in-game value, calculates your eDPI, and gives you one number you can use to compare settings more cleanly.
Result
800
eDPI
This result is most useful when you compare AimLabs settings against otherAimLabs settings. If you want to preserve the same turn speed in a different game, use the mouse sensitivity converter instead of trying to eyeball the new value.
Native Sens Read
1
For this game, BO5 multiplies the raw in-game sensitivity by your DPI.
Quick Read
800
DPI is the other half of the calculation. If you raise it, your eDPI rises too.
How to use this page
Calculate your AimLabs eDPI from the settings you actually use
This AimLabs eDPI calculator is built for one job: helping you measure your current aim setup inside AimLabs. Enter the same DPI and sensitivity you see in your game settings, and BO5 will calculate your effective DPI so you can compare that setup against a slower or faster alternative.
That makes the page useful when you are testing a new sens, copying an old setup, or trying to understand whether a recent change was small or dramatic. If you are switching to another game entirely, treat this as the first step: confirm the source setup here, then convert it with the mouse sensitivity converter.
What to enter
Copy your exact in-game value
Do not pre-convert the number before you paste it in. BO5 expects the exact aimlabs sensitivityfrom your settings menu so the AimLabs eDPI output matches your real setup.
Related tool
Convert only after you lock in this setup
Once this AimLabs setup feels right, you can use it as the source setup in the mouse sensitivity converter and get a better starting point in another supported game.
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