Ache settings

Ache uses a Razer Viper V3 Pro White mouse with a DPI setting of 1600 and a sensitivity of 0.17, resulting in an effective eDPI of 272. This combination of high DPI with low in-game sensitivity allows for precise and consistent tracking, which is favored by many professional players to balance swift flicks with steady crosshair control.

Ache plays on a ZOWIE XL2540K monitor, which is renowned for its high refresh rate and minimal input lag. This monitor is a staple among competitive players because it delivers smooth visuals and rapid response times, providing Ache with a clear advantage in spotting and reacting to opponents quickly during high-stakes matches.

Ache uses the Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini Black keyboard, a compact and responsive model. The smaller form factor allows for more mouse space on the desk, which is particularly beneficial for low-sensitivity players, while the optical switches ensure fast and reliable key actuation—crucial for executing rapid commands in Valorant.

Ache relies on the Artisan FX Hien Soft Black mousepad, known for its balanced glide and control. This surface offers just the right amount of resistance, helping Ache maintain precise aim without sacrificing the ability to make swift, large movements—ideal for high-level Valorant gameplay where both micro-adjustments and quick flicks are vital.

Ache uses the Razer BlackShark V2 Pro Black headset, a device celebrated for its clear positional audio and comfortable fit. With this headset, Ache can accurately pinpoint the direction of footsteps, gunfire, and other critical in-game sounds, giving him an edge in situational awareness and reaction time.

Ache plays at a 1920x1080 resolution with a 16:9 aspect ratio in fullscreen mode, using the 'Fill' method for aspect ratio scaling. This setup ensures that he gets the sharpest visuals and the lowest input latency, which are essential for maintaining high performance in fast-paced competitive scenarios.

Ache sets both his scoped and ADS sensitivities to 0.875. By keeping these values consistent, he ensures muscle memory translates seamlessly between hip-fire and aiming down sights, facilitating more accurate shots regardless of weapon or engagement range.

Ache has raw input buffer enabled, which means his mouse movements are registered directly by the game without interference from operating system settings or background processes. This results in more accurate and responsive aiming, a critical factor for high-level competitive play.

Ache uses a Windows sensitivity setting of 6, which is the default and standard for most professional players, ensuring consistent movement across different systems. Combined with his high DPI and low in-game sensitivity, this setup provides a familiar and stable aiming environment, minimizing unwanted acceleration or inconsistencies.

Ache sits on a Razer Iskur V2, a gaming chair designed for ergonomic support and long-term comfort. While not directly affecting in-game performance, a well-designed chair like the Iskur V2 helps Ache maintain optimal posture during extended practice and tournament sessions, indirectly supporting sustained focus and reaction time.