deLb settings

deLb uses the Razer Viper V3 Pro Black mouse set at 800 DPI with an in-game sensitivity of 0.206, resulting in an eDPI of 164.8. This combination offers a balance between swift flicks and precise tracking, which is favored by many high-level players for its reliability during fast-paced duels. The polling rate is set to 1000 Hz for minimal input lag, and Windows sensitivity is kept at the default value of 6 to maintain consistency.

deLb prioritizes performance and clarity by running Valorant at a 1920x1080 resolution on a 16:9 aspect ratio with fullscreen display mode. All graphical enhancements such as bloom, vignette, distortion, cast shadows, and v-sync are disabled, while texture, detail, material, and UI quality are set to low. This setup minimizes distractions and maximizes frame rates, which is crucial for competitive play, especially when paired with multithreaded rendering and experimental sharpening enabled for smoother visuals and sharper enemy outlines.

deLb plays on the ZOWIE XL2566K monitor, a high-end display renowned for its fast refresh rates and low input latency. This monitor is a popular choice among professional FPS players because it delivers smooth motion clarity and allows for rapid response times, giving deLb a tangible edge when tracking opponents or reacting to sudden threats in-game.

deLb uses the Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL Black keyboard, which features fast optical switches ideal for rapid input registration. His keybinds follow a conventional but efficient layout: movement and actions like jump (Space Bar), walk (Left Shift), and crouch (Left Ctrl) are easily accessible, while abilities are mapped to C, Q, E, and X for quick activation. This arrangement ensures all essential controls are within easy reach, reducing the chance of misinputs during intense moments.

For audio, deLb relies on the Razer BlackShark V2 Pro Black headset, which is known for its clear directional sound and comfort during long sessions. While his specific in-game audio settings aren't listed, the choice of a high-quality headset ensures he can accurately pinpoint enemy movements and environmental cues, a critical factor for high-level decision-making and clutch situations in Valorant.

deLb uses the VAXEE PA DanDan mousepad, a surface favored for its balance between speed and control. This mousepad provides a consistent glide, allowing deLb to maintain precise aim adjustments while still enabling swift flick shots—an important aspect for professional-level accuracy and responsiveness.

Based on the historical data, deLb’s most current mouse sensitivity is 0.206 at 800 DPI, resulting in a 164.8 eDPI. While only the present values are provided, this setup suggests a refinement towards a sensitivity that balances rapid movement with precise aiming, indicating an evolution towards greater accuracy as his career has progressed.

deLb’s minimap is configured for maximum situational awareness: it is set to always the same orientation, minimap size at 1, zoom at 0.9, and vision cones are enabled. Player centering is turned off, and map region names are always displayed. These settings ensure deLb has a consistent and comprehensive view of the map, allowing him to track team movements and enemy positions without unnecessary visual shifts.

Yes, deLb enables both multithreaded rendering and experimental sharpening in his video settings. Multithreaded rendering leverages his system's processing power for smoother frame rates, while experimental sharpening makes in-game visuals crisper, improving the clarity of enemy outlines and distant objects without introducing distracting visual effects.

deLb chooses to keep the raw input buffer disabled, which means his mouse input may be subject to standard processing by the operating system. He maintains both his ADS and scoped sensitivity at a 1:1 ratio with his normal sensitivity, ensuring consistent aim behavior regardless of whether he is hip-firing or aiming down sights. This uniformity helps build reliable muscle memory and aiming precision across different weapon types.