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How the sensitivity calculator works
A transparent adjustment method based on the settings and practice observations you enter.
Homepage profile generator
The homepage keeps the original profile controls: menu scale, device class, RAM, DPI category, refresh rate, play style and comfort. Its fixed base is General 160, Red Dot 158, 2x 150, 4x 138, Sniper 118 and Free Camera 145. Fixed category modifiers are added, followed by the comfort adjustment. For the 100-point option, results are halved, then rounded and clamped between 1 and the selected maximum.
These are editorial heuristics, not a measured relationship between RAM, DPI or refresh rate and aim. The tool does not inspect your phone. Example profiles have not been validated as the best values for any device, and arithmetic scaling does not prove identical game response across menus.
Separate practice adjustment tool
The practice adjustment tool uses your current values and observed error. The following method describes that tool.
The calculator recommends one small experiment. It cannot measure your aim, read your game settings or decide the best sensitivity for a phone. It uses your current number, your chosen control and the repeated error you report.
The complete calculation
Select the menu maximum visible in your game, enter all six current values, choose the control you tested and report whether it repeatedly overshot, stopped short, felt comfortable or produced mixed results. Choose a step from 1 to 10 points.
| Your observation | Suggested next value |
|---|---|
| Repeatedly goes past the target | Current value minus your selected step |
| Repeatedly stops short | Current value plus your selected step |
| Comfortable or inconsistent results | Keep the current value |
The result is clamped to the selected menu's range, from zero to its maximum. The other five controls are unchanged. For example, current General 160, a step of 4 and repeated overshooting produces a candidate General of 156. This is an arithmetic example, not a reported gameplay result.
Where the example profile comes from
The optional example uses General 160, Red Dot 158, 2x 150, 4x 138, Sniper 118 and Free Camera 145 on a 200-point menu. On a 100-point menu it uses 80, 79, 75, 69, 59 and 73. These are editorial demonstration values to explain the interface. They are not Garena recommendations, a professional player's preset or measurements from a device test.
Changing the menu limit does not convert your existing entries. Enter your actual values for that menu. The two examples do not establish that the game responds identically across different scales.
What the result cannot establish
The model does not account for weapon mechanics, aiming mode, hand movement, interface layout or session performance. You must identify the relevant slider and hold those conditions steady. Mixed results are a reason to stabilize the comparison rather than keep raising numbers.
We do not claim hardware-specific optimization, guaranteed headshots, a headshot-rate improvement, automatic game configuration or AI measurement of your play. No game account information is requested.
How to evaluate a recommendation
Compare your current setting, the candidate and the original again. Record attempts using the same weapon, optic and approximate target distance. Repeat the comparison in another session before treating it as reliable. Our practice routine explains the process.
The practice log stores observations you enter. It does not verify those results or send them to us. Software checks verify arithmetic, boundaries and saving behavior; they do not validate gameplay performance.
Corrections and changes
The homepage profile generator and the separate adjustment tool serve different tasks. Their limitations are described above. The troubleshooting advisor does not simulate device diagnostics. Send reproducible errors through Contact. See the editorial policy for how factual claims and examples are handled.