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ScreaM’s settings, crosshair, and viewmodel for CS2

ScreaM's legacy in Counter-Strike remains alive.

Though ScreaM abandoned a career in Counter-Strike esports in 2020 to switch to VALORANT, fans from all around the world still look up to the “Headshot Machine” and want to use his settings, crosshair, and viewmodel in CS2.

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If you want to play CS2 with the same settings ScreaM uses, here’s everything you need.

ScreaM’s mouse settings for CS2

  • DPI: 400
  • Sensitivity: 2.5
  • Zoom Sensitivity: 1.00
  • eDPI: 1000
  • Polling Rate: 500 Hz
  • Windows Sensitivity: 6

ScreaM’s video settings for CS2

  • Resolution: 800×600
  • Aspect Ratio: 4:3
  • Scaling Mode: Black Bars
  • Brightness: 130%
  • Display Mode: Fullscreen
  • Boost Player Contrast: Enabled
  • Wait for Vertical Sync: Disabled
  • Multisampling Anti-Aliasing Mode: 4x MSAA
  • Global Shadow Quality: High
  • Model / Texture Detail: Low
  • Texture Filtering Mode: Anisotropic 4x
  • Shader Detail: Low
Tip:

If you want to give ScreaM’s CS2 settings a spin before entering a match against other players, you can always enter a practice match against bots to see how well you’re adjusting to the changes that you make.

ScreaM’s HUD settings in CS2

  • Radar Centers the Player: Yes
  • Radar is Rotating: Yes
  • Toggle Shape with Scoreboard: Yes
  • Radar Hud Size: 1.12
  • Radar Map Zoom: 1

ScreaM’s crosshair in CS2

  • Drawoutline: 1
  • Alpha: 255
  • Blue: 250
  • Green: 250
  • Red: 250
  • Dot: 1
  • Gap: -999
  • Size: 3
  • Style: 4
  • Thickness: 0.5
  • Sniper Width: 1

You can also import ScreaM’s crosshair code to CS2 instead of changing the crosshair values manually. ScreaM’s crosshair code is: CSGO-NoQ4v-O6TV9-rsR9E-6PiDQ-nxjjD

ScreaM’s viewmodel settings for CS2

  • FOV: 68
  • Offset X: 2.5
  • Offset Y: 0
  • Offset Z: -1.5
  • Presetpos: 3
  • viewmodel_fov 68; viewmodel_offset_x 2.5; viewmodel_offset_y 0; viewmodel_offset_z -1.5; viewmodel_presetpos 3;

ScreaM’s launch options for CS2

  • -tickrate 128 -refresh 360 -console -novid

Using ScreaM’s CS2 settings will leave your game optimized, but it doesn’t necessarily mean that what is good for him will be good for you, especially when it comes to personal settings like crosshair and resolution. Nonetheless, it can serve as inspiration for you while you try to find the perfect settings for CS2.


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