Halo: Reach to Arena Breakout: Infinite Sensitivity Converter

Use our Halo: Reach to Arena Breakout: Infinite sensitivity converter to calculate the same sens for both games. The calculator also shows your eDPI, cm/360, and in/360.

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Best Sensitivity for Halo: Reach

Find the best Halo: Reach sensitivity for your mouse DPI below:

  • If your mouse DPI is 400, use an in-game Halo: Reach sensitivity between 1.3 and 5.1.
  • If your mouse DPI is 800, use an in-game Halo: Reach sensitivity between 0.6 and 2.6.
  • If your mouse DPI is 1200, use an in-game Halo: Reach sensitivity between 0.4 and 1.7.
  • If your mouse DPI is 1600, use an in-game Halo: Reach sensitivity between 0.3 and 1.3.
  • If your mouse DPI is 3200, use an in-game Halo: Reach sensitivity between 0.2 and 0.6.

These recommendations equate to a cm/360 range between 20 and 80, which the vast majority of professional FPS players' sensitivity settings fall into. In other words, most pro FPS players have to physically move their mouse between 20 and 80 centimeters to rotate 360 degrees in-game.

For a recommended in-game Halo: Reach sensitivity for your specific mouse DPI, enter your mouse DPI below:

Recommended Halo: Reach In-Game Sensitivity

Enter your Mouse DPI above to get a recommended in-game Halo: Reach sensitivity.

Best Sensitivity for Arena Breakout: Infinite

We recommend the following Arena Breakout: Infinite sensitivity ranges:

  • If your mouse DPI is 400, use an in-game Arena Breakout: Infinite sensitivity between 0.28 and 1.12.
  • If your mouse DPI is 800, use an in-game Arena Breakout: Infinite sensitivity between 0.14 and 0.56.
  • If your mouse DPI is 1200, use an in-game Arena Breakout: Infinite sensitivity between 0.09 and 0.37.
  • If your mouse DPI is 1600, use an in-game Arena Breakout: Infinite sensitivity between 0.07 and 0.28.
  • If your mouse DPI is 3200, use an in-game Arena Breakout: Infinite sensitivity between 0.03 and 0.14.

For a recommended in-game Arena Breakout: Infinite sensitivity for your specific mouse DPI, enter your mouse DPI below:

Recommended Arena Breakout: Infinite In-Game Sensitivity

Enter your Mouse DPI above to get a recommended in-game Arena Breakout: Infinite sensitivity.

Using This Converter

To convert your sensitivity from Halo: Reach to Arena Breakout: Infinite, simply enter your Halo: Reach sens in the "From Game Sensitivity" input.

Your converted Arena Breakout: Infinite sensitivity will automatically be calculated and shown in the "Converted Sensitivity" output.

If you plan to use a unique mouse DPI for each game or want to calculate additional outputs ("Inches/360", "cm/360", and "eDPI"), enter the mouse DPI you use for Halo: Reach in the "From Mouse DPI" input and enter the mouse DPI you will use for Arena Breakout: Infinite in the "To Mouse DPI" field.

There's no need to enter your DPIs into the calculator to find your converted sensitivity if you're using the same mouse DPI for both games. When using the same mouse DPI for both games, the actual value does not matter as long as the same positive number is entered in both the "From Mouse DPI" and "To Mouse DPI" inputs.

However, if you do enter the mouse DPIs used for both Halo: Reach and Arena Breakout: Infinite the calculator will output accurate values for your "Inches/360" and "cm/360" for both games. These measure the distance you need to move your mouse to rotate your crosshair 360 degrees in-game, measured in inches and centimeters.

Your Arena Breakout: Infinite eDPI (Effective Dots Per Inch) will also be calculated if you enter your mouse DPI into the DPI fields. The eDPI value is your Arena Breakout: Infinite sensitivity multiplied by your mouse's DPI. eDPI is useful for comparing "effective sensitivities" when using different mouse DPIs.

Also See: Arena Breakout: Infinite to Halo: Reach Sensitivity Converter

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