Tauson settings

Tauson's current setup features the VAXEE OUTSET AX Wireless Yellow mouse paired with a 400 DPI setting and an in-game sensitivity of 1.75, resulting in an eDPI of 700. This configuration strikes a balance between fine control and swift turns, which is crucial for maintaining consistency and precision during high-stakes gameplay. The mouse is set to a polling rate of 4000 Hz, ensuring ultra-responsive tracking and minimal input lag, which is particularly advantageous in fast-paced competitive scenarios.

Tauson's crosshair is designed using the Classic Static style with a minimalistic shape: a gap of -3, a length of 1, and zero thickness, with no center dot. The color is a vivid green (RGB: 0, 255, 170) with full opacity, making it highly visible against most in-game backgrounds. This compact and static configuration minimizes distractions and provides a clear focal point for precise aiming, which is a preferred choice among professional players seeking consistency and unobstructed vision during firefights.

Tauson uses the ZOWIE XL2546K monitor, renowned among professional esports players for its high refresh rate and low input lag. While the specific refresh rate isn't stated in the data, this model supports up to 240Hz, which allows for exceptionally smooth motion and rapid response times. Such a monitor ensures Tauson can react to visual cues with minimal delay, giving him a competitive edge in fast-paced engagements where every millisecond counts.

Tauson opts for a 1024x768 resolution with a 4:3 aspect ratio, stretched scaling, and fullscreen mode. Most of his video settings, such as shader and particle detail, are set to low, while ambient occlusion and global shadow quality are high. Multisampling anti-aliasing is set at 4x MSAA, and NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency is enabled. This blend of settings prioritizes high frame rates and visual clarity for enemy models while maintaining important visual details like shadows, enhancing his ability to spot opponents quickly and maintain smooth gameplay.

While specific keybinds aren't detailed in the profile, Tauson's use of a Logitech G713 keyboard suggests he's invested in responsive and customizable hardware. Players at his level typically fine-tune their keybinds for rapid access to essential actions, leveraging the keyboard's tactile feedback and programmable features to ensure that every movement and command is executed with minimal delay—an essential factor in high-level competitive play.

Tauson currently uses the HyperX Cloud II Gun Metal headset, a popular choice for its clear sound profile and comfortable fit during extended sessions. This headset is known for its precise directional audio, which is vital for accurately detecting enemy movements and environmental cues in Counter-Strike 2. Such audio clarity allows Tauson to react swiftly to subtle sounds, gaining valuable information that can influence tactical decisions.

Tauson's radar is configured with a HUD size of 0.8 and a map zoom of 0.4, ensuring a broad view of the map while maintaining clarity. The radar rotates and centers on the player, and its shape toggles with the scoreboard, providing dynamic and immediate spatial information. This setup allows Tauson to quickly assess team positions and enemy whereabouts, significantly improving his decision-making and map control.

Tauson sets his monitor's color vibrance to 15 and black equalizer to 10, with low blue light disabled. This configuration enhances the distinction between different in-game elements, making enemies and important objects stand out more against the background. Such adjustments are crucial for spotting opponents in dark or visually complex environments, granting him a visual advantage during critical moments.

Tauson has transitioned from using the VAXEE OUTSET AX Wireless Orange to the Yellow variant. Such changes often reflect a player's pursuit of incremental improvements in grip, weight, or wireless performance. Staying updated with the latest models ensures he benefits from advancements in sensor technology and ergonomics, which can translate to more precise aim and greater comfort during long practice or tournament sessions.

Tauson configures his viewmodel with a field of view of 60 and offsets of 0 (x), 1 (y), and -2 (z), using preset position 1. This setup positions the weapon model in a way that minimizes visual obstruction while keeping important parts of the weapon visible for reference. Such a configuration provides a clear line of sight to the crosshair and surrounding environment, which is essential for precise aiming and maintaining spatial awareness during competitive play.