Find Your PERFECT Sensitivity In 5 Minutes! (Valorant Sensitivity Guide)

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🎬 Timestamps
0:00-0:04 Intro
0:05-0:33 Mouse Acceleration
0:34-1:14 Raw Input Buffer
1:15-4:28 Find Your Perfect Sensitivity
4:29-5:02 High Or Low Sensitivity?
5:03-5:36 Should You Change Your Sensitivity?
5:37-5:42 Sub :)

This is the ultimate sensitivity guide for Valorant 2024. This shows you the best sensitivity settings and how to find your perfect sensitivity for 400 dpi, 800 dpi, 1600 dpi and other dpi players.

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Find Your PERFECT Sensitivity In 5 Minutes! (Valorant Sensitivity Guide)
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miguelmanganti

completely agree with the very end of the vid, ive been switching between different senses within 2.2-3.2 and honestly there is very little variation in consistency and its not like when i change it i just never hit shots again lol.

drewisa

it really helped alot, now i can flick but still can have a calm aim, ty, u re the best!

spoonbob

him: hitting the cleanest flicks i have ever seen
also him: nah i'm still over flicking

MrPotato_

The mouse acceleration helped a lot man

tanakasan

"BEFORE you click off though-" bro got me 😂😂

jell._.y

0:33 wtf I didn't know this till now. Thanks for telling.

Anonymous-kffu

For valorant, the calm sens almost always beat the reflex sens
I used to be high sens on every game, but valo is a different shxt

Zmbezi

Thanks for this vid man! Never new this

palmeditsx

i felt sth was wrong with the aim. thank so much for the tip to turn raw buffer off until a certain threshold. now my aim still sucks but at least it feels nice

airwavesxx

thanks bro i will try it! have such a hard issue to find a good sens

ATES

Hmmm so i do kind of agree with this method however when u did say you found your right sens, your initial flick for sure was underflicking once or twice you just had time to do a nother flick / track towards the head for micro adjustment after, you'd sort of do that if you over flicked too but some might find it better to under flick slightly then adjust

Strapzyboi

I read a bit about mouse acceleration in windows settings, some people on reddit say that it doesn't matter because of the raw input buffer that directly receives input to game, so I'm curious to know if that's true, has anyone noticed the difference with and without mouse acceleration?

teodormester