xelex settings

xelex plays with a sensitivity of 1.5 and a DPI setting of 400, resulting in an effective DPI (eDPI) of 600. This combination is favored by many professional players as it strikes a balance between precise crosshair control for accurate aiming and the ability to make swift adjustments during fast-paced engagements. The relatively low sensitivity encourages consistent micro-adjustments and stable aim, which is especially beneficial in high-pressure situations.

xelex uses a Classic Static crosshair style with a very small gap of -4, minimal length and thickness, and no center dot. The crosshair is pure white (RGB 255,255,255) with full opacity, and outlines are disabled. This highly compact, unobtrusive crosshair is designed to maximize visibility of both the target and the environment, offering a clear point of aim without unnecessary distractions, which is ideal for precision shooting.

xelex currently utilizes the ZOWIE XL2586X monitor, a popular choice among esports professionals for its high refresh rate and advanced gaming features. His settings include Color Vibrance at 13, Low Blue Light at 0, Black Equalizer at 10, and DyAc set to Premium, all of which help enhance player visibility, reduce eye strain, and improve contrast in dark areas, contributing to better spotting of opponents and overall gameplay clarity.

xelex plays at a resolution of 1280x960 with a 4:3 aspect ratio, using stretched scaling mode. This setup is widely adopted in the professional scene because it makes player models appear wider, allowing for quicker target acquisition. The lower resolution also reduces visual clutter and can increase frame rates, both of which are advantageous in a fast-paced competitive environment.

For his mouse, xelex currently uses the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Black, paired with a Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL 8KHz Green keyboard. The mouse is known for its lightweight design and precise sensor, which supports his low sensitivity setup, while the keyboard offers ultra-fast response times and tactile feedback. This combination is ideal for high-level competitive play, ensuring that every movement and input is registered instantly and accurately.

xelex prioritizes performance and clarity by setting most video options to low or disabled, such as Shader Detail, Particle Detail, and Ambient Occlusion. He disables V-Sync, NVIDIA G-Sync, and NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency, and sets Maximum FPS in-game to 800. These choices minimize input lag and maximize frame rates, ensuring smooth and responsive gameplay, which is critical for maintaining a competitive edge.

xelex uses the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro Black headset and Razer Moray Black earphones, both known for their high audio fidelity and comfortable fit. While specific in-game audio settings aren’t listed, this hardware selection suggests a focus on accurate positional audio, allowing xelex to detect subtle in-game sounds such as footsteps and reloads, which are crucial for gaining information and reacting swiftly to opponents.

xelex sets his HUD color to purple and scales it to 1, ensuring key information stands out on screen. His radar is configured to a HUD size of 1, map zoom of 0.7, and is set to rotate and center the player, with toggle shape enabled via the scoreboard. These settings allow xelex to quickly gather spatial information and maintain awareness of teammate positions and enemy locations, facilitating better decision-making.

xelex uses a viewmodel field of view (FOV) of 68 with offsets of 2.5 (X), 0 (Y), and -1.5 (Z), and a preset position of 2. This configuration positions the weapon model closer to the edge of the screen, minimizing its visual footprint and maximizing the player's field of view. Such a setup helps reduce distractions and allows xelex to keep his focus on opponents and the environment.

Historically, xelex has experimented with sensitivities ranging from 1.5 to 1.8 and eDPIs from 600 to 720. This indicates a period of fine-tuning to find the perfect balance between speed and precision. His current choice of 1.5 sensitivity and 600 eDPI suggests a preference for greater control and stability, likely a result of refining his settings based on experience and performance feedback.