Spring

Chun-ting Liu

Spring settings

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Wolves Esports Spring settings and setup, including CFG, crosshair, viewmodel, sensitivity and more
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Mouse settings
DPI160013%
Hz400015%
eDPI3040%
Sensitivity0.190%
Windows Sensitivity689%
Raw Input BufferOn57%
sensitivity 0.19
AIM Stats

Stats

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Overall avg

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Avg 1.53

Video Settings
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Graphics Quality
Multithreaded RenderingOn76%
Texture QualityLow76%
Anisotropic Filtering1x32%
Anti AliasingNone33%
Material QualityLow78%
UI QualityLow76%
V-SyncOff25%
Improve ClarityOff68%
Experimental SharpeningOff63%
BloomOn18%
DistortionOff77%
Cast ShadowsOff73%
Detail QualityLow78%
VignetteOff76%
General
Aspect Ratio16:930%
Resolution1920x108028%
Display ModeFullscreen94%
Aspect Ratio MethodFill69%
Accessibility
Enemy Highlight ColorUnknown48%
Monitor settings
Picture
Contrast5058%
Picture ModeFPS 157%
Brightness10047%
Sharpness729%
Color TemperatureUser Define37%
GammaGamma 358%
AmaHigh65%
Game Settings
Black Equalizer1217%
DyAcOff22%
Color Vibrance1222%
Low Blue Light092%
FAQ
Spring is currently using a mouse sensitivity of 0.19 paired with a DPI of 1600, resulting in an effective DPI (eDPI) of 304. This combination allows him to make precise, controlled movements while still being able to react quickly during intense gameplay, reflecting a preference for accuracy and fine crosshair placement over rapid, sweeping motions.
Spring relies on the VAXEE ZYGEN NP-01S V2 Wireless Deep Blue mouse. This model is known for its ergonomic shape, lightweight build, and reliable wireless performance, which together help minimize hand fatigue during long practice sessions and ensure consistent, lag-free aiming—essential qualities for high-level Valorant play.
Spring's crosshair utilizes a minimalistic, static style with a color code of 5 (yellow), no outlines, and no center dot, as detailed in his crosshair code. This configuration provides a clear and unobtrusive aiming reference, making it easier to track targets and maintain focus during fast-paced encounters without unnecessary visual distractions.
Spring opts for a competitive-focused video setup: 1920x1080 resolution at 16:9 aspect ratio, fullscreen mode, and all quality settings (UI, detail, texture, material) set to low. He disables features like V-Sync, vignette, bloom, distortion, and cast shadows, prioritizing maximum frame rates and minimal visual clutter to enhance visibility and responsiveness.
Spring plays on the ZOWIE XL2566X+, a high-refresh-rate monitor tailored for esports. His settings include 'FPS 1' picture mode, 100 brightness, 50 contrast, sharpness at 7, Black Equalizer at 12, and Color Vibrance at 12. These adjustments enhance enemy visibility, reduce motion blur, and provide crisp, clear visuals, giving him a competitive edge in spotting opponents quickly.
While specific keybinds are not listed in the profile, Spring uses the Wooting 60HE+ keyboard, which is renowned for its rapid analog input and customizable actuation points. This hardware choice suggests he values fine-tuned, responsive key presses, allowing for faster movement and ability execution, which is crucial for high-level tactical play.
Spring uses the HyperX Cloud III Wireless headset, which is favored for its clear directional sound and comfortable fit. This ensures he can reliably distinguish footsteps, ability cues, and other in-game sounds, which are vital for maintaining situational awareness and reacting swiftly to enemy actions in Valorant.
Spring’s choice is the VAXEE PE-K GEh Pink mousepad, known for its consistent glide and controlled surface. This mousepad ensures that his mouse movements are both smooth and precise, supporting his low-sensitivity aiming style and reducing inconsistencies that might arise from less reliable surfaces.
Spring combines a high-refresh-rate ZOWIE XL2566X+ monitor with a 4000Hz mouse polling rate. This synergy ensures ultra-smooth visuals and near-instantaneous cursor response, minimizing input lag and motion blur—key factors for tracking fast-moving opponents and executing pixel-perfect shots in Valorant.
Based on the profile, Spring's most current mouse sensitivity is 0.19 with a DPI of 1600, but since only the latest values are provided, there’s no detailed record of past changes. However, the presence of historical arrays in the data structure suggests he may have fine-tuned his settings over time, likely in pursuit of optimal accuracy and comfort as his play evolved.
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