VALORANT PRO SETTINGS

The complete database of Valorant pro player configs

Verified sensitivities, crosshair codes, agent picks, and full PC builds from 121 professional players. One-click copy for every crosshair.

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What makes a pro Valorant setup?

6 patterns that show up on nearly every page in our database
01

Low eDPI: 200-400 range

Median pro eDPI sits around 280 — much lower than CS2 (700-1000). Valorant's tap-firing meta rewards precise micro-adjustments over fast flicks. Common setups: 800 DPI × 0.35 (eDPI 280) or 1600 DPI × 0.20 (eDPI 320).

02

Crosshair share code is universal

Unlike CS2 where pros use console commands, every Valorant pro shares their crosshair via the in-game share code system. Settings → Crosshair → Import gets you a perfect copy in two clicks. Every player page on our site shows the code.

03

Cyan, green, or yellow crosshair

Valorant's color palette (teal/green spike maps, sandy Bind, snowy Icebox) makes cyan and yellow the most-used crosshair colors. Cyan is the runaway favorite — high contrast against every map.

04

240Hz minimum, low graphics

Every pro runs 240Hz or higher. Graphics: all settings on Low except anti-aliasing (MSAA 2x or 4x — helps spot enemies at long sight-lines like Haven A long).

05

Scoped sens 1.0 (= multiplier off)

Pros set Scoped Sensitivity Multiplier to 1.0 so their Operator/Marshal sens matches their hipfire 1:1. Muscle memory transfers cleanly between unscoped peeking and scoped tapping — no relearning under pressure.

06

Raw Input Buffer: ON

The Raw Input Buffer setting (introduced post-launch) reduces input lag at high mouse polling rates. Every pro toggles it on. Combine with mouse acceleration off and Windows pointer speed 6/11 for the cleanest possible input chain.

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Valorant pro settings FAQ

The questions visitors search for most
What sensitivity do most Valorant pros use?

Most pros sit between 0.25 and 0.45 in-game sens at 800 DPI, giving an eDPI of 200-360. TenZ is an outlier on the low side (1600 × 0.17 = 272 eDPI), while higher-eDPI pros like Demon1 sit closer to 360. Most beginners start at 800 × 0.4 and adjust from there.

Why is Valorant eDPI lower than CS2 eDPI?

Valorant uses a 0.0-2.0 sensitivity scale while CS2 uses a 0-10 scale. Combined with Valorant's different yaw constant (0.07 vs CS2's 0.022), the same cm/360 produces dramatically different "eDPI" numbers. To compare across games, use cm/360 instead — our Sensitivity Converter handles the math.

What's the best DPI for Valorant?

800 or 1600 DPI are the pro standards. 800 gives you finer mouse-step precision; 1600 gives smoother movement on cheaper sensors. What matters is hitting an eDPI around 250-350. Avoid extreme values (under 400 or over 3200) — modern sensors are designed around 800-1600.

What monitor refresh rate should I use for Valorant?

240Hz is the competitive floor. Many pros are on 360Hz (Zowie XL2566K, Alienware AW2725DF) and the very high-end use 480Hz panels. Valorant's relatively low system requirements make hitting 300+ FPS achievable on mid-range PCs, so refresh rate becomes the bottleneck.

What's a good crosshair for Valorant?

The pro template: cyan or yellow color, small inner lines (length 1-2, thickness 1), no outer lines, center dot off, outline on with thickness 1. Importing a pro's crosshair via the in-game share code system is the fastest way to start — every player page on our site has the code.

Should Scoped Sensitivity Multiplier be 1.0?

Yes — that's what nearly every pro uses. Setting it to 1.0 makes your scoped (Operator, Marshal, Outlaw) sens match your hipfire 1:1. Your muscle memory transfers cleanly between scoped and unscoped, instead of having to relearn under pressure mid-duel.

What is Raw Input Buffer and should I turn it on?

Raw Input Buffer is a Valorant-specific setting that reduces input lag at high polling rates (1000Hz+, 4000Hz on the newest mice). Every pro turns it on. No downside on modern hardware; small but real input-lag improvement.

What mouse do most Valorant pros use?

The Logitech G Pro X Superlight (1 and 2), the Pulsar X2/X3 series, and the Razer Viper V3 Pro lead the field. All are wireless, all weigh 60-65g. TenZ has his own signature Pulsar (TenZ Signature Edition).