xenom settings

xenom utilizes a Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Black mouse, paired with a polling rate of 4000Hz and a DPI of 800. His current in-game sensitivity is set to 0.22, resulting in an eDPI of 176. This combination allows for precise, low-sensitivity aiming, which is favored by many professional players for improved tracking and control during competitive play.

xenom opts for a custom crosshair that is designed to offer maximum clarity and minimal distraction. His settings, as encoded in his crosshair code, feature a static, compact style with no outlines or center dot, a short length, and a narrow gap. This approach ensures the crosshair remains unobtrusive while providing a clear focal point for head-level precision shots.

xenom plays on the ZOWIE XL2566K monitor, a high-end display known for its exceptional refresh rates and low input lag. This model is favored by many esports professionals because its high refresh rate ensures smooth motion clarity, allowing xenom to react quickly to fast-paced in-game situations and maintain a competitive edge.

xenom prioritizes performance by setting all major graphical options such as bloom, vignette, distortion, and cast shadows to off, and keeps texture, material, and detail quality on low. He plays on a 1920x1080 resolution with a 16:9 aspect ratio in fullscreen mode, ensuring maximum frame rates and minimal input delay, which are crucial for high-level competitive play.

xenom uses a set of keybinds that follow standard conventions but are optimized for quick access to abilities and weapons. For example, his abilities are mapped to C, Q, and E, with the ultimate on X, while movement and weapon switches are kept on default keys. This layout minimizes finger travel and maximizes reaction speed, which is essential for executing complex maneuvers under pressure.

xenom relies on the Wooting 60HE+ keyboard, renowned for its rapid actuation and analog input, and the Artisan Type-99 Matcha mousepad, which provides a balanced glide and precise control. These peripherals are chosen for their responsiveness and reliability, giving xenom the tactile feedback and consistency needed during high-stakes matches.

xenom enables the raw input buffer in Valorant to ensure that his mouse movements are processed directly by the game, bypassing any potential interference from the operating system. His Windows sensitivity is set to 6, which is the default and most consistent value, helping maintain 1:1 tracking between his physical mouse movement and in-game aim.

xenom’s system features an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 Super graphics card and an AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D processor. This combination provides ample processing and graphical power to maintain consistently high frame rates and minimal latency, even during graphically intense moments, ensuring that his gameplay remains smooth and responsive at all times.

xenom disables features like bloom, vignette, distortion, and cast shadows, and sets UI quality and other details to low. He also uses anisotropic filtering at 2x and disables anti-aliasing and experimental sharpening. These settings reduce visual clutter and distractions, making it easier to spot opponents and maintain focus during matches.

Historically, xenom’s eDPI has shifted from 240 to his current 176, with a corresponding sensitivity change from 0.3 to 0.22. This trend toward a lower sensitivity suggests a focus on accuracy and fine control, as many professional players refine their settings to achieve the optimal balance between swift turns and precise aiming as their playstyle and preferences evolve.