Wraxx settings

Wraxx currently plays with a sensitivity of 1 and a DPI of 800, resulting in an effective eDPI of 800. This configuration is favored by players who seek a balance between precision and swift movement, allowing for both accurate aiming and quick turns without excessive hand movement. The setup is complemented by a 1000 Hz polling rate, ensuring minimal input lag and smooth cursor tracking.

Wraxx uses a Classic Static crosshair styled in bright yellow with a minimal gap and thin lines, specifically designed for clear visibility against most backgrounds. The crosshair has a very small gap of -1, a line length of 3, and a thickness of just 0.1, with no center dot or outline. This minimalist approach reduces visual clutter and helps maintain focus on targets, which is ideal for precise, high-level play.

Wraxx utilizes the Samsung C24RG54FQU monitor, a display known for its fast refresh rates and high responsiveness. This monitor provides smooth visuals, which are crucial for tracking opponents and reacting swiftly in high-stakes situations. The monitor’s settings, paired with a 4:3 aspect ratio and stretched resolution, help enlarge player models, making them easier to spot and engage.

Wraxx’s video settings prioritize competitive performance: he plays at a 1280x960 stretched resolution with a 4:3 aspect ratio, fullscreen mode, and most graphical details set to low or disabled, except for global shadow quality set to high and dynamic shadows enabled. This setup minimizes distractions, maximizes frame rates (capped at 999 FPS), and enhances visibility, all of which are critical for competitive play.

Wraxx relies on the Logitech G Pro Wireless mouse and the Wooting 80HE Ghost keyboard. The G Pro Wireless is renowned for its lightweight design, reliable sensor, and high polling rate, all of which contribute to swift, accurate aiming. The Wooting 80HE Ghost keyboard is favored for its analog input, enabling precise movement control, which is especially beneficial in a tactical shooter like Counter-Strike 2.

Wraxx uses the beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro headset, a model celebrated for its detailed soundstage and clarity. While specific in-game audio settings are not listed, this headset’s quality ensures that subtle sounds, such as footsteps or bomb plants, are easily discernible, providing a significant advantage in terms of situational awareness and reaction time.

Wraxx’s viewmodel configuration features a field of view set to 68, with custom offsets (x: 2.5, y: 0, z: 1.5) and the preset position at 3. He also disables viewmodel bobbing. These settings position the weapon model out of the way, maximizing screen space and ensuring that his line of sight remains unobstructed during engagements, which is key for fast target acquisition.

Yes, Wraxx has Nvidia Reflex Low Latency enabled, a feature designed to reduce system latency. By minimizing the delay between input and on-screen action, this setting ensures that Wraxx’s reactions are registered as quickly as possible, providing a crucial edge in close, fast-paced firefights.

Wraxx’s radar setup includes a HUD size of 0.85, a map zoom of 0.6, and settings that keep the radar rotating and centered on the player. He also toggles the radar shape with the scoreboard. This configuration enhances map awareness by providing a clear, focused view of key information without overwhelming the screen, allowing for quick decision-making during intense rounds.

Wraxx opts for a custom mousepad, which likely offers a surface tailored to his preferred glide and control. Custom mousepads can be designed to match specific dimensions, textures, and materials, ensuring consistent tracking and comfort throughout long practice sessions or tournaments, which can contribute to more reliable mouse movements and overall performance.