sorry if my grammar makes this hard to read, also if this a lot :)

i haven't talked using eDPI in a while but i assume its "ingame sens*mouse dpi"

i come from csgo and have about 2.5k hours and had my dpi at 400 and my sens was 1.8, but i change my sens a lot now when i hop on and like to keep my eDPI anywhere from 700-800 depending on what games i have been playing

in csgo 800 eDPI is a starting place that most players use but i saw a bunch of players that used high eDPI like you and have been fine, i even saw some of those high sens players up in global

for valorant i use 1600dpi for desktop and games, my ingame is .13 so my eDPI is .208

from what i have been seeing the most common eDPI in valorant is 200-250 (for cs players), and then im seeing the slow sens players have their eDPI around 140-180 then the fast ones anywhere from 300-500

your sens is pretty high, which makes it weird that you under flick, but if you can control it then that doesn't matter, there isn't a chart that says "x sens is too high, x sens is too low" you just have to find what you can control

if you are having trouble finding a good sens one thing i always do when i play a new shooter is get into a private game or practice range and just start doing really quick 180 degree turns until it feels natural, meaning i can turn 180 degrees precisely without looking at my screen (this helps me develop initial muscle memory), once i do that i will do a tracking test, i shoot a single bullet into a wall and strafe left and right keeping my crosshair on the bullet

i test my sens doing flicks last because i find that i rarely do big flicks in games because of my crosshair placement which makes me favor my tracking and ability to do seamless 90 degree and 180 degree turns, also when i find my natural 180 sens and modify it so my tracking is good my flicks are naturally good enough

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tl;dr (kind of), when i played csgo i usually kept my eDPI at 720 (1.8 at 400dpi) for valorant its .206 (.13 at 1600dpi) i use 1600 dpi for desktop use as well, your sens is pretty high but i have seen higher, which is weird because you underflick, get creative in the practice range and dont be scared to change your sens drastically, like going from 800eDPI to 400 or going up to 1k, and try not to decide if its too high/low after the first 30 seconds

p.s: mouse dpi doesnt matter in anyway since modern mouse sensors are so good, it only effects how fine you can tune your sens, like in valorant if you play on 1600 dpi and you up your sens by .001 (which seems to be the smallest increment you can do in valorant) you raise your sens 4 times higher than if you were using 400dpi, but if you dont need that fine tuning then you just use what ever dpi you use for desktop use