Find a Pro With Settings Like Yours
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Enter as much or as little of your setup as you like. CSDB scores every one of the 1011 tracked professionals on how closely their configuration matches yours — aim speed first, then display, then crosshair. Blank fields are ignored rather than guessed.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How is setup similarity calculated?
- eDPI carries 45% of the score, resolution and display mode 20%, crosshair geometry 20%, zoom sensitivity 8% and viewmodel 7%. eDPI dominates because aim speed is the setting everything else is built around. Anything you leave blank is dropped from the calculation and the remaining weights are rescaled, so a partial answer is never penalised.
- Does a high match mean I play like that pro?
- No. This compares configuration only — how the game is set up, not how it is played. Two players can run near-identical settings and play completely differently. Playstyle comparison is a separate feature on CSDB stats profiles, built from tracked match behaviour rather than settings.
- Should I copy the settings of my closest match?
- Treat them as a reference point rather than a target. The pro field spans roughly 400 to 1,600 eDPI with an average near 846, and professionals rarely change settings because muscle memory takes weeks to rebuild. If you do try someone else's sensitivity, convert it to your own DPI rather than changing your mouse.
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