CS2: All TenZ Settings [Video, Crosshair, Radar, & Mouse]

TenZ is known for his incredible aim and mechanical skills, which he honed from his extensive background in CS: GO. He has over 10,000 hours of experience in CS: GO and was one of the early high-profile players to transition to Valorant. With the release of Counter-Strike 2, he was influenced to give it a try, and of course, all of his fans would be interested in knowing “TenZ CS2 Settings.”

An Overview Of TenZ CS2 Settings

All important settings of TenZ in Counter-Strike 2 are listed in the table below:

Setting Name	Setting Value
Mouse DPI	1600
In-game Sensitivity	ranges between 0.3 to 0.5
Video Resolution	1280 x 960
Aspect Ratio	4:3
Radar Size	1.3
Radar Zoom	0.45

Mouse Settings

Starting with the Mouse Settings of TenZ, the mouse he uses is none other than the famous Logitech Mouse, “Logitech G pro-X Superlight Black Edition,” which is a wireless gaming mouse that weighs only 63 grams and has a HERO 25K sensor.

TenZ’s mouse settings, along with his in-game sensitivity, are mentioned in the table below:

DPI	1600
Sensitivity	0.5
eDPI	800
Zoom Sensitivity	1
Hz	1000
Windows Sensitivity	6

Crosshair Settings

Moving onto TenZ’s crosshair settings, it is no different from the crosshair that he has been using so far in Valorant, as well as CS: GO. 

To set the crosshair settings, follow the instructions below:

1. Go to Counter-Strike 2 settings.
2. From there, head to the crosshair settings.
3. Click on Share or Import and paste the code given below:
   CSGO-3hDKx-iZVEq-roDDO-nrCSq-ztHCF
4. Doing this will import TenZ’s crosshair settings into your game.

Further details regarding TenZ’s crosshair in Counter-Strike 2 are as follows:

Draw Outline	0
Alpha	250
Color	4
Blue	0
Green	150
Red	0
Dot	0
Gap	-3
Size	2
Style	4
Thickness	1
Sniper Width	1

Video Settings

The video settings that TenZ uses in Counter-Strike 2 are not extraordinary. I think they are pretty basic and match that of many other Counter-Strike professionals. I also use the same video settings, as the 1280×960 stretch resolution is my favorite so far. 

I also recommend you to go through the guide, Best Resolutions in CS2, by one of our fellow writers, Abdul Haddi.

TenZ Counter-Strike 2 video settings are mentioned in detail in the given table:

Resolution	1280×960
Aspect Ratio	4:3
Scaling Mode	Stretched
Brightness	126%
Display Mode	Fullscreen

Advanced Video Settings

The Advance Video Settings of TenZ in Counter-Strike 2 are:

Boost Player Contrast	Enabled
Wait for VSync	Disabled
Multisampling Anti-Aliasing Mode	None
Global Shadow Quality	Low
Model/ Texture Details	Low
Texture Filtering Mode	Bilinear
Shader Detail	Low
Particle Detail	Low
Ambient Occlusion	Disabled
High Dynamic Range	Performance
FideltyFX Super Resolution	Performance
NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency	Disabled

Radar Settings

One of the most important things that a lot of players might miss out on is the Radar Settings. It is an important feature that allows players to gain information on the other side of the map. However, in other games, this feature is called “Map.” 

TenZ’s Radar Settings in Counter-Strike 2 are:

Radar Centers The Player	Yes
Radar is Rotating	Yes
Toggle Shape With Scoreboard	Yes
Radar Hud Size	1.3
Radar Map Zoom	0.45

What I Think About TenZ Settings

I personally think TenZ’s CS2 settings are really great. To be specific, any other Counter-Strike 2 player can use his video resolution and advanced video settings. However, for the sensitivity and crosshair, I recommend that every player find their perfect sensitivity and crosshair, which can greatly impact their aim.

With all of the information provided above, my guide on TenZ CS2 Settings finally ends. In this guide, I have mentioned every single detail regarding the settings that former Counter-Strike professional TenZ uses while playing Counter-Strike’s latest addition, Counter-Strike 2.

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