Apex Legends to Counter-Strike 1.6 Sens Converter

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Apex to CS 1.6 at a glance

Your Apex Legends sensitivity does not change in Counter-Strike 1.6. Both games use a yaw of 0.022, so the same number gives the same 360 degree turn.

Apex sensitivity	CS 1.6 sensitivity	cm per 360° at 800 DPI
1	1	52 cm
1.5	1.5	34.6 cm
2	2	26 cm
2.5	2.5	20.8 cm
3	3	17.3 cm

How to convert it

Find your sensitivity in Apex Legends. It is in the mouse and keyboard settings, under Mouse Sensitivity.
Copy the same number into Counter-Strike 1.6.
Use the same mouse DPI in both games, with raw input on and mouse acceleration off.

About the two games

Apex Legends

Apex is built on a modified Source engine and keeps the 0.022 yaw, so its number matches Counter-Strike 2 one to one. Engine: Source (modified). Yaw 0.022.

Counter-Strike 1.6

GoldSrc has the classic 0.022 yaw, so a 1.6 sensitivity is the same number in Counter-Strike 2 and CS:GO. Engine: GoldSrc. Yaw 0.022.

What players use in Apex Legends and Counter-Strike 1.6

A sensitivity only means something next to the distance it gives you. These are the settings of players who compete in Apex Legends, shown at 800 DPI. Pro numbers come from SensLab's October 2026 dataset of verified player settings; the last column converts each one so the view turns the same distance.

Apex players	cm per 360°	Apex sens at 800 DPI	Same turn in CS 1.6
Fast end	34.6 cm	1.5	1.5
Median	40 cm	1.3	1.3
Slow end	43.3 cm	1.2	1.2

Questions

How do I convert Apex sensitivity to CS 1.6?

You do not need to. Both games use a yaw of 0.022, so type the same number.

What is 2 Apex sensitivity in CS 1.6?

2 in Apex is 2 in CS 1.6. At 800 DPI that is 26 cm of mouse travel for a full 360 degree turn in both games.

Is Apex sensitivity the same as CS 1.6?

Yes. They share a yaw, so the same number means the same turn.

Does DPI change the Apex to CS 1.6 conversion?

No. As long as the mouse DPI is the same in both games, the conversion does not depend on it. DPI only matters for your cm/360 and eDPI.

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