Monyet settings

Monyet uses the VAXEE NP-01S Pink mouse set to 1600 DPI with an in-game sensitivity of 0.125, resulting in an effective DPI (eDPI) of 200. This combination indicates a preference for a high DPI with a low sensitivity, which allows for precise, controlled movements—an approach favored by many professional players looking for consistency in their aim.

Monyet utilizes a custom crosshair configuration, as indicated by his use of a crosshair code. Custom crosshairs in Valorant are essential for visibility and precision, and using a dedicated code allows for quick replication and adjustments, ensuring his crosshair remains consistent and tailored to his aiming preferences during gameplay.

Monyet plays on the ZOWIE XL2546K monitor, a popular choice among esports professionals due to its high refresh rate and low input lag. This monitor provides a smooth visual experience and rapid response times, which are critical for tracking opponents and reacting quickly in fast-paced Valorant matches.

Monyet plays Valorant at a 1920x1080 resolution with a 16:9 aspect ratio in fullscreen mode, using the fill method for aspect ratio scaling. Full HD resolution and fullscreen mode help maximize clarity and minimize distractions, ensuring that all graphical elements are crisp and that input latency is as low as possible.

Monyet uses the Pulsar eS Saturn Pro Black mousepad, which is known for its balanced glide and control. This mousepad offers a consistent tracking surface, allowing for both rapid flicks and precise micro-adjustments, which are vital for maintaining accuracy during high-stakes competitive play.

Monyet alternates between the Wooting 80HE Frost and the Wooting 60HE+ keyboards, both of which feature advanced analog input technology. These keyboards are highly responsive and customizable, enabling faster actuation and more precise movement controls—an advantage for executing complex maneuvers and quick ability usage in Valorant.

Monyet’s keybinds are streamlined for quick access to weapons and abilities, with primary, secondary, and melee weapons assigned to the 1, 2, and 3 keys, and abilities mapped to easily reachable keys like C, E, F, X, and Z. This layout ensures he can swiftly switch between weapons and activate abilities without unnecessary hand movement, optimizing his reaction time during engagements.

Monyet relies on the HyperX Cloud II Pink headset, a model renowned for its clear positional audio and comfort. Superior audio quality is crucial in Valorant for detecting enemy footsteps and ability cues, and the Cloud II’s immersive soundscape helps him maintain situational awareness throughout each round.

Monyet currently has the raw input buffer setting turned off in Valorant. While raw input buffer can sometimes reduce input latency, some players prefer it off to maintain consistent mouse behavior across different systems or due to personal comfort with their established settings.

Monyet sets his mouse to a 1000 Hz polling rate, which means the mouse reports its position to the computer 1000 times per second. A high polling rate like this ensures that mouse movements are registered with maximum accuracy and minimal delay, a critical factor for high-level competitive play where every millisecond counts.