Goaster
Tony Richard
Goaster settings
Download Goaster config 2026
Goaster settings and setup, including CFG, crosshair, viewmodel, sensitivity and more
Mouse settings
DPI80045%
Hz100067%
Windows Sensitivity689%
Scoped Sensitivity169%
ADS Sensitivity141%
Sensitivity0.42%
eDPI3201%
Raw Input BufferOff19%
sensitivity 0.4
AIM Stats
Stats
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Overall avg
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Sensitivity compare
Avg 1.53
Video Settings
previewGraphics Quality
V-SyncUnknown30%
Multithreaded RenderingUnknown20%
Material QualityUnknown19%
Texture QualityUnknown19%
Detail QualityUnknown19%
DistortionUnknown20%
Anti AliasingUnknown20%
Improve ClarityUnknown21%
Experimental SharpeningUnknown29%
Cast ShadowsUnknown20%
Anisotropic FilteringUnknown20%
UI QualityUnknown20%
VignetteUnknown20%
BloomUnknown20%
General
Display ModeFullscreen93%
Resolution1920x108027%
Aspect Ratio16:930%
Aspect Ratio MethodFill69%
Accessibility
Enemy Highlight ColorUnknown49%
FAQ
Goaster utilizes the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Black mouse in combination with the SteelSeries QcK Heavy mousepad. This pairing is popular among professional players for its lightweight design and smooth, consistent glide, enabling precise and responsive movements crucial for high-level competitive play.
Goaster sets his mouse DPI to 800 and his in-game sensitivity to 0.4, resulting in an effective DPI (eDPI) of 320. This relatively low sensitivity is favored by many professionals as it allows for finer control over crosshair placement, reducing erratic movements and improving accuracy during aim duels.
Goaster plays on the ZOWIE XL2746S monitor, a model renowned for its high refresh rates and low input lag. This monitor provides smooth, tear-free visuals and quick response times, allowing Goaster to react swiftly to in-game actions and maintain a competitive edge in fast-paced situations.
Goaster uses a 1920x1080 resolution with a 16:9 aspect ratio, set to 'Fullscreen' display mode and using the 'Fill' aspect ratio method. This configuration maximizes field of view without stretching or distorting visuals, ensuring clear and consistent image quality essential for spotting opponents quickly.
Goaster currently has the raw input buffer option turned off. This means that mouse input is processed through the operating system before reaching the game, which can introduce minimal delay or inconsistency compared to raw input, but many players find little noticeable difference depending on their overall system setup.
Goaster uses the Wooting 60HE+ keyboard, which features analog input technology and exceptionally fast actuation. This allows for highly responsive and customizable keystrokes, giving Goaster the ability to fine-tune movement and ability usage for optimal control during high-pressure matches.
Goaster’s headset of choice is the Razer BlackShark V2 Pro Black, a wireless model known for its clear positional audio and comfort. High-quality audio cues are vital in Valorant, and this headset helps Goaster accurately pinpoint enemy movements and ability usage, enhancing his situational awareness.
Goaster maintains both his scoped and ADS (aim down sights) sensitivities at 1, meaning there is no sensitivity reduction when zoomed in with scopes or aiming down sights. This consistency ensures muscle memory remains intact across all weapons, allowing for seamless transitions between hip-fire and scoped shots.
Goaster keeps his Windows mouse sensitivity at the standard value of 6, which is the default setting in Windows. Maintaining this default ensures that there is no artificial acceleration or deceleration applied to his mouse movements, resulting in more predictable and accurate in-game aiming.
While specific advanced video settings are not detailed, Goaster’s choice of playing at 1920x1080 resolution, 16:9 aspect ratio, and fullscreen mode suggests a focus on maximizing performance and visual clarity. These settings help ensure high frame rates and minimal distractions, both crucial for maintaining peak competitive performance in Valorant.
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