cgrs settings

cgrs plays with a DPI of 400 and an in-game sensitivity of 0.66, resulting in an effective eDPI of 264. This combination of low DPI and moderate sensitivity is favored by many professional players as it allows for precise crosshair control and consistent flick shots, especially when paired with a high polling rate mouse.

cgrs uses the Pulsar X2 mouse in conjunction with the Artisan Hayate Otsu Soft Black mousepad. The Pulsar X2 is known for its lightweight design and high accuracy, making it ideal for fast-paced FPS games, while the Artisan Hayate Otsu Soft provides a smooth yet controlled glide, supporting both speed and precision.

cgrs utilizes a custom crosshair code that creates a minimalistic and static crosshair design. Such a setup ensures clear visibility of targets without unnecessary distractions, which is particularly beneficial during close-quarters engagements and for maintaining focus during extended aiming sessions.

cgrs plays at a resolution of 1280x1024 with a 5:4 aspect ratio, set to fullscreen mode. This non-standard resolution and aspect ratio can make player models appear slightly wider, potentially making it easier to spot enemies, a trick sometimes adopted by competitive players for perceived visual advantages.

cgrs's keybinds are tailored for quick access: primary, secondary, and melee weapons are bound to 1, 2, and 3, while abilities are mapped to Q, E, Mouse4, and X for ultimate. This layout allows for rapid weapon swapping and ability activation, minimizing hand movement and maximizing efficiency during high-pressure moments.

cgrs uses the Wooting 60HE+, a keyboard renowned for its analog input capabilities and rapid response time. This keyboard is highly favored in the pro scene for its customizable actuation points and smooth keystrokes, giving players like cgrs a tangible edge in responsiveness and comfort during long matches.

cgrs opts for the HyperX Cloud Earbuds II Black, which are known for their clear audio reproduction and lightweight comfort. High-quality earbuds are crucial in Valorant for accurately discerning footsteps, ability cues, and positional audio, all of which are essential for top-level play and situational awareness.

cgrs sets his mouse to a polling rate of 1000Hz, ensuring that his mouse inputs are transmitted to the computer at a high frequency. This reduces input delay and provides smoother, more responsive aiming, which is vital for precise tracking and swift reactions in competitive FPS scenarios.

cgrs has raw input buffer turned off, meaning his mouse input is not processed independently from the operating system. While some players prefer raw input for consistency, others, like cgrs, may opt to keep it off to maintain a familiar feel or due to personal preference with their hardware setup.

cgrs uses the Secretlab Magnus Pro desk and the Secretlab Titan Evo Paper Rex Edition chair. This combination offers ergonomic support and a spacious, organized setup, which is essential for long hours of practice and competition, helping maintain posture, reduce fatigue, and ensure quick, unhindered movements during gameplay.