Zekken Valorant Crosshair and Video Settings

Many players in the Valorant community look up to the skilled individuals who have made a mark on the game's competitive scene. As a standout talent, Zekken of Team Sentinels has captured the attention of fans and aspiring competitors alike with his exceptional gameplay. His approach to settings offers a glimpse into the precision that contributes to his successful performances.

Understanding the technical configurations of a top player can provide valuable insight for those seeking to refine their own gameplay. Zekken, a young yet formidable force in Valorant, uses a specific arrangement of crosshair and video settings that are critical to his in-game proficiency. For players keen on elevating their gameplay, mirroring Zekken's settings might be a step towards achieving a similar level of excellence.

Zekken's Crosshair Configuration

Zekken's custom crosshair setup for Valorant can be input using the specific sequence:

Code: 0**;s;1;P;c;1;o;1;d;1;0b;0;1b;0;S;c;0;s;0.5;o;1**

Players inputting these settings should see a replication of Zekken's crosshair in their game.

Zekken's Valorant Mouse Settings

DPI: 1600
In-game Sensitivity: 0.175
Scoped Sensitivity Multiplier: 0.8
Effective DPI (eDPI): 280
Polling Rate: 1000 Hz
Raw Input Buffer: Enabled
Windows Sensitivity: Level 6

Settings for Zekken's Valorant Crosshair

Primary Attributes

Color: Pure White
Outlines: Disabled
Center Dot: Disabled

Details of Inner Lines

Visibility: Enabled
Opacity: Maximum (1)
Length: Short (4)
Thickness: Medium (2)
Offset: None (0)
Errors Due to Movement or Firing: Disabled

Configuration of Outer Lines

Visibility: Disabled
Errors Due to Movement or Firing: Disabled

Zekken's Valorant Video Settings

Resolution: 1920×1080
Aspect Ratio: 16:9, set to Fill
Display Mode: Runs in Windowed Fullscreen
Multithreaded Rendering: Enabled for performance

Graphic Quality:

Material, Texture, Detail, UI Quality: All set to Low
Vignette: Disabled for clarity
Vertical Sync (Vsync): Turned Off to reduce input lag
Anti-Aliasing: Not used
Anisotropic Filtering: Set at 1x
Improve Clarity: Not active
Bloom: Activated for visual effects
Distortion: Disabled for a better visual experience
Cast Shadows: Turned Off to enhance visibility