Pro Settings Database

CS2 Pro Player Settings

Explore in-game settings and gaming gear from the world's best CS2 professionals

donk
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donk

Spirit β€’ Rifler

1.35

DPI

800

Sens

1.25

eDPI

1000

Resolution

1280

ZywOo
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ZywOo

Vitality β€’ AWPer

1.28

DPI

400

Sens

2

eDPI

800

Resolution

1280

s1mple
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s1mple

BC.Game β€’ AWPer

1.25

DPI

400

Sens

3.09

eDPI

1236

Resolution

1280

m0NESY
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m0NESY

Team Falcons β€’ AWPer

1.22

DPI

400

Sens

2

eDPI

800

Resolution

1280

sh1ro
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sh1ro

Spirit β€’ AWPer

1.20

DPI

800

Sens

1.04

eDPI

832

Resolution

1280

NiKo
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NiKo

Team Falcons β€’ Rifler

1.18

DPI

400

Sens

1.55

eDPI

620

Resolution

1024

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broky

FaZe β€’ AWPer

1.17

DPI

400

Sens

1.8

eDPI

720

Resolution

1280

degster
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degster

Free Agent β€’ AWPer

1.16

DPI

400

Sens

2.75

eDPI

1100

Resolution

1280

ropz
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ropz

Vitality β€’ Rifler

1.15

DPI

400

Sens

1.77

eDPI

708

Resolution

1920

frozen
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frozen

FaZe β€’ Rifler

1.14

DPI

400

Sens

1.6

eDPI

640

Resolution

1280

torzsi
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torzsi

MOUZ β€’ AWPer

1.13

DPI

800

Sens

1

eDPI

800

Resolution

1280

device
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device

Free Agent β€’ AWPer

1.12

DPI

400

Sens

2

eDPI

800

Resolution

1280

XANTARES
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XANTARES

Aurora β€’ Rifler

1.11

DPI

400

Sens

2

eDPI

800

Resolution

1280

blameF
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blameF

BIG β€’ Rifler/IGL

1.10

DPI

400

Sens

1.51

eDPI

604

Resolution

1280

KSCERATO
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KSCERATO

FURIA β€’ Rifler

1.09

DPI

800

Sens

1.255

eDPI

1004

Resolution

1280

Jame
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Jame

PARIVISION β€’ AWPer/IGL

1.08

DPI

400

Sens

2

eDPI

800

Resolution

1280

woxic
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woxic

Aurora β€’ AWPer

1.07

DPI

1600

Sens

1.5

eDPI

2400

Resolution

1280

kennyS
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kennyS

Retired β€’ AWPer

1.05

DPI

400

Sens

2.2

eDPI

880

Resolution

1024

coldzera
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coldzera

Free Agent β€’ Rifler

1.04

DPI

800

Sens

1.1

eDPI

880

Resolution

1280

karrigan
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karrigan

FaZe β€’ IGL

0.95

DPI

400

Sens

2

eDPI

800

Resolution

1280

Verified June 2026

Across tracked CS2 pros, the average eDPI is ~850, 400 DPI is the most common mouse setting (52%), and 4:3 stretched is the dominant aspect ratio (59%). eDPI equals mouse DPI Γ— in-game sensitivity, which lets you compare settings across any hardware.

Key facts
WhenSourceFact
Jun 2026cs2.mn pro databaseAverage pro eDPI is ~850.
Jun 2026cs2.mn pro database400 DPI is used by 52% of pros and 800 DPI by 38%.
Jun 2026cs2.mn pro database1280Γ—960 is the most common resolution (45%) and 4:3 stretched the most common aspect ratio (59%).
Jun 2026cs2.mn pro databaseLogitech (35%) and Razer (28%) are the most-used mouse brands among pros.

How we verify: The cs2.mn team cross-checks every setting against player streams, in-game config files and tournament footage, then re-verifies on each update. Figures reflect configs confirmed as of the verified date above; sources are named in plain text and no links are fabricated.

What Are Pro Player Settings?

Professional CS2 player settings refer to the specific configurations that elite players use to maximize their performance in competitive matches. These settings include mouse sensitivity (DPI and in-game sensitivity), resolution, aspect ratio, crosshair design, and various game options. Top players like s1mple, ZywOo, and donk have spent thousands of hours fine-tuning their settings to achieve peak performance. Understanding and experimenting with pro settings can help you find configurations that work best for your playstyle, though it's important to remember that what works for a pro may not work for everyone.

Why Do Pro Settings Matter?

Pro player settings matter because they represent optimized configurations tested at the highest level of competitive play. Professional players compete for hundreds of thousands of dollars, so every advantage counts. Their settings often reflect the best balance between accuracy, speed, and comfort. By studying pro settings, you can learn about optimal DPI ranges, effective eDPI values, and popular resolution choices. However, the key is to use pro settings as a starting point and adjust based on your own preferences, mouse pad size, and physical comfort level.

Understanding eDPI (Effective DPI)

eDPI (Effective DPI) is calculated by multiplying your mouse DPI by your in-game sensitivity. This unified metric allows for fair comparison between players regardless of their individual DPI or sensitivity values. For example, 400 DPI Γ— 2.0 sensitivity = 800 eDPI, which equals 800 DPI Γ— 1.0 sensitivity. Most professional CS2 players use eDPI values between 600-1200, with the average being around 850. Lower eDPI provides more precision for long-range engagements, while higher eDPI offers faster 180Β° turns but requires more arm control.

DPI

400

Γ—

Sensitivity

2.0

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eDPI

800

Pro Settings Statistics

StatisticValue
Average eDPI among pros~850
Most common DPI400 (52%) / 800 (38%)
Most popular resolution1280x960 (45%)
Most used aspect ratio4:3 Stretched (59%)
Top mouse brandLogitech (35%) / Razer (28%)
Top keyboard typeHall Effect / Optical

Pro Gaming Gear Overview

Professional CS2 players invest heavily in their gaming peripherals, as quality gear can make a significant difference at the highest level. The most popular mice among pros are lightweight options like the Logitech G Pro X Superlight series and Razer Viper V3 Pro, typically weighing under 60 grams. For keyboards, there's been a major shift toward Hall Effect keyboards like the Wooting 80HE, which offer adjustable actuation points and rapid trigger functionality. ZOWIE monitors dominate the pro scene due to their low input lag and DyAc+ technology for reduced motion blur.

How to Use Pro Settings

1

Start with a pro's settings that plays a similar role (AWPer vs Rifler)

2

Adjust eDPI gradually - don't make drastic changes

3

Spend at least 1 week with new settings before changing again

4

Focus on crosshair placement more than settings

5

Consider your desk space when choosing sensitivity

6

Match your monitor's native resolution if possible

7

Test different aspect ratios to find what feels natural

8

Quality peripherals matter more than specific settings

Frequently Asked Questions

What eDPI should I use?

Most pros use 600-1200 eDPI. Start with ~800 and adjust based on comfort and mousepad size.

Is 4:3 stretched better than native?

4:3 stretched makes player models appear wider, potentially easier to hit. However, many pros like ropz use native 16:9. It's personal preference.

Should I copy a pro's exact settings?

Use them as a starting point. Every player has different hand sizes, mouse grips, and preferences.

Why do pros use 400 DPI?

400/800 DPI are reliable values that work well with most games and avoid issues with sensor interpolation.

How often do pros change settings?

Most pros rarely change core settings (sensitivity, resolution) once they find what works. Minor tweaks are common.