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rst Apex Settings: Sensitivity & Setup

rst plays Apex. rst plays on 0.65 sens at 1 600 DPI — an eDPI of 1 040 and 40 cm per 360°. That is a mid-range eDPI for Apex, inside the middle half of Apex pros with a verified sens on SensLab. 40 other Apex pros with a verified sens on SensLab also use 1 600 DPI.

Sensitivity
0.65
DPI
1 600
eDPI
1 040
cm/360
40cm

rst sensitivity

rst runs 0.65 in-game sensitivity at 1 600 DPI, giving an eDPI of 1 040 and a cm/360 of 40 cm. To match this in your own setup: set your DPI to 1 600 in your mouse software (Razer Synapse, Logitech G HUB, etc.) and 0.65 in Apex Legends.

Source: rst’s own StreamElements !sens command — last edited · checked

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Common values
Set this in Apex Legends0.65

40 cm/360 · eDPI 1 040

rst’s exact setup

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rst’s gear

rst hasn’t named an exact mouse, mousepad or monitor in a source we can cite yet. See what the pros we can source use

How to copy rst’s settings

  1. 1
    Set your mouse DPI

    Open your mouse software and set DPI to 1 600. This is the hardware multiplier — DPI changes apply across all games.

  2. 2
    Set in-game sensitivity to 0.65

    In Apex Legends settings, set sensitivity to 0.65. Your eDPI now matches rst’s (1 040).

  3. 3
    Train muscle memory

    Settings are starting points, not magic. Spend at least an hour in deathmatch or aim trainers (KovaaK’s, Aim Lab) at the new sens before judging it.

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