neT settings

neT currently uses a sensitivity of 0.11 paired with a DPI setting of 1600, resulting in an effective DPI (eDPI) of 176. This combination is considered relatively low, favoring precise, controlled movements over rapid flicks. Such a setup is popular among professional players because it allows for finer adjustments during aim duels, reducing the likelihood of over-aiming and improving accuracy in high-pressure situations.

neT utilizes a custom crosshair code that results in a compact, static crosshair with a solid black color and minimal outer lines. This setup minimizes distractions and provides clear visibility of targets, aiding in precise shot placement. The lack of center dot and dynamic elements ensures the crosshair remains consistent in all scenarios, which is crucial for muscle memory and accuracy during intense matches.

neT plays on the ZOWIE XL2566X+ monitor, a high-end display known for its fast refresh rate and low input lag. He configures the monitor with High AMA, Premium DyAc, Gamma 2, and a contrast setting of 65. These choices enhance motion clarity, reduce ghosting, and provide a balanced color profile, which are essential for spotting opponents quickly and maintaining visual comfort during long sessions.

neT’s current mouse is the Razer Viper V4 Pro White, a lightweight and highly responsive device favored by many top players. Its low latency, customizable buttons, and ergonomic design make it ideal for the precise movements and quick reactions required in Valorant. The mouse’s high polling rate of 1000 Hz further ensures smooth tracking and minimal delay between hand movement and on-screen response.

neT opts for performance-focused video settings, including a 1920x1080 resolution, fullscreen mode, and low settings for texture, material, and detail quality. He disables features like distortion and cast shadows, while keeping multithreaded rendering on. This configuration maximizes frame rates and minimizes visual clutter, ensuring smooth gameplay and clear visibility of opponents, which is vital for competitive success.

neT sets his minimap to a size of 1.1 and a zoom of 0.9, with the map orientation based on side and the player always centered. Vision cones and region names are always visible. This setup gives him a slightly larger and more informative minimap, allowing for better tracking of teammate and enemy positions, and ensuring he has all necessary information at a glance without overwhelming his main field of view.

neT uses the Wooting 60HE+ keyboard, known for its rapid response and analog input capabilities. His keybinds follow a standard, efficient layout: abilities are mapped to Q, E, and C, ultimate to X, weapons to number keys, and movement controls to classic WASD with crouch on L-Ctrl and walk on L-Shift. This arrangement promotes quick access to essential actions, facilitating fast ability usage and weapon switching under pressure.

neT’s mousepad of choice is the Artisan Ninja FX Zero Soft Black, a premium pad renowned for its smooth yet controlled glide. This mousepad offers a balanced surface that provides both speed and stopping power, allowing neT to execute swift flicks while maintaining the ability to precisely stop his crosshair on targets. Such consistency is critical for maintaining high accuracy across different aiming scenarios.

neT currently utilizes the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro Black headset, a device celebrated for its clear positional audio and comfortable fit. High-quality audio is essential in Valorant for detecting footsteps, ability cues, and environmental sounds, and this headset ensures that neT can accurately locate opponents and react swiftly to auditory information, giving him a crucial edge in competitive matches.

neT’s setup features an AMD Ryzen 9 5900X processor and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti graphics card. This combination delivers powerful multi-core processing and robust graphics performance, ensuring high frame rates and minimal input lag. Such hardware is crucial for maintaining smooth gameplay, rapid response times, and overall system stability—key factors for consistent high-level play in Valorant.