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WuTum The Finals Settings: Sensitivity & Setup

WuTum plays The Finals. WuTum plays on 12 sens at 1 600 DPI — an eDPI of 19 200 and 47.6 cm per 360°. That is a low eDPI for The Finals: lower than three in four The Finals pros with a verified sens on SensLab. 19 other The Finals pros with a verified sens on SensLab also use 1 600 DPI. This page also has WuTum's mouse (Finalmouse UltralightX Medium) and mousepad, each with its source.

Sensitivity
12
DPI
1 600
eDPI
19 200
cm/360
47.6cm

WuTum sensitivity

WuTum runs 12 in-game sensitivity at 1 600 DPI, giving an eDPI of 19 200 and a cm/360 of 47.6 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 12 in The Finals.

Source: WuTum’s own Nightbot !sens command — last edited · checked

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Match WuTum at your DPI

Keep the mouse DPI you already use. We solve for the in-game sensitivity that turns exactly as far as WuTum does.

Common values
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47.6 cm/360 · eDPI 19 200

WuTum’s exact setup

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Convert WuTum’s sens to other games

Same cm/360, different game. Each pair page is pre-configured for the conversion:

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WuTum’s gear

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How to copy WuTum’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 12

    In The Finals settings, set sensitivity to 12. Your eDPI now matches WuTum’s (19 200).

  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.

Other The Finals pros

The pros whose eDPI is closest to WuTum’s.

All 31 The Finals pros in one table

Frequently Asked Questions

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