Turn your in-game sensitivity into centimetres per 360, and carry the same physical aim across every shooter you play. No account, nothing saved, nothing sent anywhere.
| Game | Sensitivity to use |
|---|---|
| Enter your settings above. | |
Siege changed how its sensitivity scales with FOV in 2020, so a number copied from an older video will not land where you expect. This uses the current behaviour.
Centimetres per 360 is how far your mouse physically travels to spin your character all the way around. It is the only sensitivity number worth comparing, because it is a real distance on your desk rather than a slider position that means something different in every game.
Two players on 800 DPI and 10 sensitivity have the same aim. Two players on "10 sensitivity" with different DPI do not, and one of them will never understand why the other one's advice does not work.
| cm / 360 | What it suits |
|---|---|
| 15 to 20 cm | Fast, twitchy, good for roaming and close angles. Punishing on longer sightlines and hard to keep consistent under pressure. |
| 25 to 35 cm | Where most competitive Siege players sit. Enough range for a precise headshot, still enough to spin on a flank. |
| 40 to 50 cm | Very steady. Excellent for holding angles, but you need desk space and you will lose some flick fights. |
Siege is a game of small, deliberate corrections onto a head-height crosshair, not big flicks. That is why the competitive range sits slower than in games built around movement duels.
Matching your sens across games fixes the feel of the mouse. It does not fix where the crosshair is when you walk into a room, and that is what actually loses Siege duels. A player on a perfect 30 cm who enters a site aiming at the floor still dies first.
That is the part SiegeIQ measures. Upload one round and it reads your crosshair height frame by frame against the angles you were about to peek, and tells you where it was actually pointing at each death.
Your sens is the easy half. SiegeIQ reads your own clips and shows you where your crosshair really sits when it matters. Analyse a round free, no card needed.