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XANTARES’ CS:GO settings

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The first kill in CS:GO can often decide a round before it’s even truly begun. And as an entry fragger for BIG, XANTARES knows better than most about the sort of momentum that can be won by making a play early.

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With more than five years of experience on the professional scene, XANTARES has notched a handful of wins in A-tier and S-tier events. In the past three months alone, his team has tallied first-place finishes at the cs_summit 6 online: Europe and DreamHack Masters Spring 2020: Europe.

If your goal is to get frags like the Turkish rifler, starting out by learning the settings he uses will go a long way. Here are XANTARES’ CS:GO settings.

XANTARES’ mouse settings

DPI
400
Sens
2.00
eDPI
800
Raw Input
On
Zoom Sens
1.10
Windows Sens
6
Mouse Acceleration
On
Acceleration Speed
1.05
Hz
1000

XANTARES’ graphics settings

Texture detail
Low
Texture streaming
Disabled
Effect detail
Low
Global shadow quality
Very low
Shader detail
Low
Boost player contrast
Enabled
Multicore rendering
Enabled
FXAA Anti-Aliasing
Enabled
Motion Blur
Disabled

XANTARES’ crosshair settings

Alpha
255
Color
1
Dot
0
Gap
0
Size
3
Style
4
Use alpha
1
Thickness
0.05
Draw outline
0

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Max Miceli
Senior Staff Writer. Max graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a journalism and political science degree in 2015. He previously worked for The Esports Observer covering the streaming industry before joining Dot where he now helps with Overwatch 2 coverage.