Click settings

Click utilizes a sensitivity of 0.35 paired with a DPI of 800, resulting in an effective eDPI of 280. This combination strikes a balance between precise crosshair control and the ability to make swift directional changes, which is particularly advantageous for tracking opponents and executing flick shots in competitive play.

Click's current mouse is the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Black. Renowned for its lightweight design and minimal latency, this mouse is favored by many top-tier players due to its precise sensor and effortless glide, enabling fast reaction times and accurate aiming during intense matches.

Click’s crosshair setup is compact and minimalistic, featuring a static, thin design with no center dot or outlines. This configuration minimizes distractions and helps maintain a clear line of sight to targets, promoting precision during both short and long-range engagements.

Click plays on a ZOWIE XL2540K monitor, which is known for its 240Hz refresh rate and low input lag. This high-performance display ensures ultra-smooth visuals and rapid response times, critical for spotting and reacting to fast-moving opponents in Valorant.

Click’s video settings are optimized for maximum performance, with all quality settings such as texture, detail, UI, and material set to low, and enhancements like bloom, vignette, distortion, and cast shadows turned off. This approach reduces visual clutter and maximizes frame rates, ensuring consistent, lag-free gameplay even during action-heavy moments.

Yes, Click enables the raw input buffer setting, which allows the game to process mouse input directly from the device without interference from the operating system. This results in more precise and responsive aiming, a crucial advantage for high-level competitive play.

Click uses the Logitech G915 keyboard and the Logitech G840 mousepad. The G915's low-profile mechanical switches provide swift actuation for rapid command input, while the expansive G840 mousepad offers ample space for broad, sweeping mouse movements, supporting both accuracy and agility in tense situations.

Click plays in fullscreen mode with a 16:9 aspect ratio set to fill the screen at a resolution of 1920x1080. Fullscreen mode minimizes input lag and maximizes frame rates, while the standard widescreen aspect ratio provides an optimal field of view for situational awareness.

Click currently relies on the Razer BlackShark V2 Pro Black headset, which is celebrated for its clear positional audio and comfortable fit. Accurate sound cues are essential in Valorant for detecting enemy footsteps and abilities, and this headset ensures Click can respond swiftly to auditory information.

Based on the available data, Click’s current mouse sensitivity is 0.35 with an 800 DPI, and there is no evidence of changes in these values over time. This consistency indicates a strong preference for stable, reliable settings, allowing Click to build and maintain muscle memory crucial for consistent aim and performance.