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Build and compare crosshairs, match mouse sensitivity, or work through an input problem. Choose a task below and go straight to the tool or guide. Current coverage focuses on VALORANT PC, with conversions from CS2, Apex Legends and Overwatch.
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Build, compare or troubleshoot a crosshair
Keep your original export, try a candidate, and inspect the changes before replacing your profile.
Interactive tool
Build a crosshair
Adjust lines, dots, color and outlines, load a preset, and copy a VALORANT import code.
The browser preview is approximate. Confirm the result in the game.
Interactive tool
Compare two crosshair codes
Paste your original and candidate codes to see which stored values changed. Inspect primary, ADS and sniper fields when present.
Shows encoded differences; it does not prove that a code will import.
Troubleshooting guide
Fix a crosshair import problem
Choose checks for a rejected import, a profile that looks different, or a copied string that may be incomplete.
Save your original export before replacing a profile.
Match your mouse settings
Choose the calculator for a DPI change within VALORANT, or the converter when moving from another supported game.
Interactive tool
Calculate eDPI or change DPI
Multiply mouse DPI by VALORANT sensitivity, then calculate a matching sensitivity for a different DPI.
Use eDPI to compare values within the same game.
Interactive tool
Convert sensitivity to VALORANT
Start with your CS2, Apex Legends or Overwatch sensitivity. Include both DPI values if your mouse setting also changes.
A conversion is a starting point. FOV and game behavior can change the feel.
Setup guide
Switch between 800 and 1600 DPI
Follow worked examples and a repeatable practice check while preserving the same calculated VALORANT eDPI.
Matching the arithmetic does not guarantee identical hardware behavior.
Understand input and rendering latency
Use a calculation for nominal intervals, or summarize readings you collected yourself. Neither tool measures hardware automatically.
Polling-rate intervals
Compare 1000–8000 Hz report intervals and display refresh timing, then use the comparison card.
Open polling-rate calculator →Reflex On vs On + Boost
Follow a controlled test and calculate medians and ranges from your own latency samples.
Open Reflex comparison guide →Measure input and review your play
CS2 measured cm/360
Compare repeated physical measurements with available mousepad travel and export your record.
Open mouse-distance calculator →VALORANT connection test log
Summarize your packet counts and RTT samples, compare sessions and download a CSV. This tool does not probe game servers.
Open packet-loss log →Emma Frost matchup review
Set an encounter goal, build a review plan and export your replay notes. This is a manual log, not a counter ranking.
Open matchup planner →Work through an input problem
Use a recorded comparison to narrow down a symptom without losing your starting configuration.
Troubleshooting guide
Investigate mouse stutter
Understand the missing Raw Input Buffer switch and use a baseline, comparison and baseline worksheet for input symptoms.
Record one change at a time so you can restore the starting setup.
A setup check you can repeat
- Save a baseline. Record the game, mouse DPI, in-game sensitivity and your exported crosshair code.
- Change one setting group. Use the appropriate tool above and write down the candidate value.
- Check in the game. Repeat the same practice task, note the result, then keep the change or restore the baseline.
For example, 800 DPI × 0.40 sensitivity = 320 eDPI. At 1600 DPI, 0.20 gives the same calculated VALORANT eDPI. This is an arithmetic match, not a prediction of aim or rank.
What these tools can tell you
Calculators return values from the inputs and stated assumptions. Code comparison shows stored fields. A browser preview cannot certify native game appearance, player settings or import acceptance. Guides explain checks; they cannot diagnose your hardware remotely.
The interactive tools run their calculations in the browser. This does not describe every analytics or third-party service on the website; see the privacy policy. For source and testing details, read how we review information.
Hub links and instructions checked: October 18, 2026. Found a problem? Report a correction with the page, the steps and what you expected to happen.