jnt settings

jnt utilizes a mouse sensitivity setting of 2.20 paired with a DPI of 400, resulting in an effective eDPI of 880. This combination offers a balanced approach between precision and swift movement, allowing for fine crosshair control during aiming while still enabling rapid turns and flicks. Such a setup is common among professional players who prioritize accuracy without sacrificing the ability to react quickly in high-pressure situations.

jnt’s crosshair is crafted using the Classic Static style with a minimal gap of -2, a length of 2, and no center dot, all rendered in a custom green color. This configuration creates a tight and unobtrusive visual marker, maximizing visibility of opponents while maintaining a clear view of the environment. The green color enhances contrast against most map backgrounds, aiding in quick target acquisition, while the lack of outlines and center dot reduces visual clutter for precise aiming.

jnt relies on the ZOWIE XL2546K monitor, a model renowned in competitive esports for its high refresh rate and low input lag. His settings include a color vibrance of 10 and a black equalizer set to 12, which boost color distinction and improve visibility in darker areas of the map. These adjustments help jnt spot opponents more easily, especially in shadowy corners, and ensure that color differentiation remains sharp during fast-paced action.

jnt opts for a 1024x768 resolution with a 4:3 aspect ratio, played in fullscreen mode with a stretched scaling mode. This configuration is favored by many professional players because it increases the perceived size of enemy models and allows for faster target tracking. The lower resolution also reduces graphical distractions, keeping the focus on essential gameplay elements and ensuring consistently high frame rates.

jnt uses the Logitech G Pro X Superlight Black mouse in combination with the SteelSeries QcK Heavy mousepad. The Superlight is known for its ultra-lightweight design and reliable sensor, providing swift and responsive tracking. The QcK Heavy offers a large, stable surface with consistent glide, enabling jnt to make precise micro-adjustments and maintain stable aim during extended play sessions.

jnt sets his HUD color to light blue and scales it to 0.85, keeping essential information visible but unobtrusive. His radar is configured with a HUD size of 0.995 and a map zoom of 0.4, ensuring a comprehensive view of the map while minimizing distractions. The radar rotates and toggles shape with the scoreboard, but does not center on the player, allowing jnt to maintain situational awareness and better track both teammates and opponents.

jnt uses the Razer BlackWidow X Chroma Mercury keyboard and the HyperX Cloud II headset. The BlackWidow X Chroma offers tactile mechanical switches and customizable RGB lighting, supporting quick and reliable inputs. The HyperX Cloud II delivers clear directional audio and comfort for long sessions, enabling jnt to accurately pinpoint enemy footsteps and in-game cues, which are crucial for competitive play.

jnt’s launch options include '-novid -d3d9ex -tickrate 128 -freq 240 -refresh 240 -console +exec autoexec.cfg'. These commands disable the intro video for faster game startup, enforce DirectX 9 for potentially smoother performance, set the tickrate to 128 for improved server responsiveness, and ensure the monitor refreshes at 240Hz for ultra-smooth visuals. The autoexec.cfg is executed at launch, allowing jnt to load his personalized game settings automatically.

jnt’s system runs on an Intel Core i9-10900K processor paired with an MSI GeForce RTX 2060 graphics card. The i9-10900K provides high single-core performance, ensuring stable and high frame rates in CPU-intensive games like Counter-Strike 2. The RTX 2060 offers reliable graphical power to handle high refresh rates and demanding visual effects, ensuring smooth gameplay without frame drops during critical moments.

jnt’s viewmodel is set with a field of view of 68, an offset of 2.5 on the X-axis, 0 on the Y-axis, and -1.5 on the Z-axis, using preset position 2. Bobbing is disabled for a steadier weapon display. These settings minimize weapon movement and keep the gun model out of the central area of the screen, maximizing visibility and reducing distractions, which can be vital for spotting enemies and maintaining focus during firefights.