Aleksib CS2 Mouse Settings - Sensitivity and DPI
Aleksib currently plays on a DPI of 800 paired with an in-game sensitivity of 1.06, giving him an effective DPI (eDPI) of 848. This sits comfortably in the standard range for professional Counter-Strike 2 players, offering the perfect balance between the low-sensitivity precision needed for micro-adjustments and the speed required to clear angles quickly. He keeps his zoom sensitivity at the default 1.0, ensuring his scoped aim remains perfectly consistent with his standard rifle movement. To eliminate any unwanted mouse acceleration or pixel skipping, he uses the baseline Windows sensitivity of 6/11 and runs his mouse at a standard 1000 Hz polling rate for crisp, lag-free inputs.
Mouse: Logitech G Pro X Superlight Red
DPI: 800
Sensitivity: 1.06
eDPI: 848
Zoom Sensitivity: 1
Hz: 1000
Windows Sensitivity: 6
Don’t know how mouse settings work? Check out our guide here.
Aleksib Crosshair Settings for CS2
To instantly copy his exact setup into your own game, you can import his most recently updated crosshair code, CSGO-JEZQz-do64M-3tQec-mTteY-oM88F.
Style: Classic Static
Follow Recoil: No
Dot: No
Length: 1
Thickness: 1
Gap: -4
Outline: No
Color (RGB): Green
Red: 50
Green: 250
Blue: 50
Alpha: Yes
Alpha Value: 255
T Style: No
Deployed Weapon Gap: No
Sniper Width: 0
Don’t like his crosshair? No worries, if you want to explore other options, check out our guide for the best CS2 crosshair codes here.
Aleksib Video Settings for CS2
When it comes to visual clarity, Aleksib optimizes his game for pure performance and maximum enemy visibility rather than visual fidelity. He plays on a 4:3 aspect ratio with a custom stretched resolution of 1440x1080, which widens player models on the screen and can make targets feel easier to track during fast-paced rounds. To ensure high frame rates and minimal input lag, he runs the game in Fullscreen mode with his in-game brightness set to a bright 93%.
For his advanced graphics, he relies on a calculated mix tailored for competitive play: Global Shadow Quality and Shader Detail are set to High to ensure he can see critical player shadows, while Model/Texture and Particle Details are kept on Low to avoid visual clutter and maximize FPS. He also keeps Boost Player Contrast enabled to help spot enemies against dark backgrounds, utilizes 2x MSAA for edge smoothing, and completely disables Ambient Occlusion.
Boost Players Contrast: Enabled
Model/Texture Detail: Low
Shader Detail: High
Particle Detail: Low
Texture Filtering: Bilinear
Anti-Aliasing: 2x MSAA
Shadow Quality: High
Dynamic Shadows: All
Ambient Occlusion: Disabled
FidelityFX Super Resolution: Disabled (Highest Quality)
V-Sync: Disabled
NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency: Disabled
NVIDIA G-Sync: Disabled
High Dynamic Range: Quality
Resolution: 1440x1080
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Mode: Fullscreen
Scaling Mode: Stretched
Brightness: 93%
Aleksib Monitor Settings for CS2
To maximize his visual edge on the server, Aleksib plays on a BenQ ZOWIE XL2566K monitor with a 360Hz refresh rate.
Here you can find Aleksib monitor settings:
DyAc: Premium
Black eQualizer: 6
Color Vibrance: 11
Low Blue Light: 0
Picture Mode: Standard
Brightness: 82
Contrast: 62
Sharpness: 8
Gamma: Gamma 3
Color Temperature: Normal
AMA: Premium
Aleksib Viewmodel Settings for CS2
To keep his screen as uncluttered as possible during critical site hits, Aleksib pushes his weapon model out of the way using a maximized Field of View (FOV). He sets his viewmodel_fov to the highest allowed value of 68, ensuring the gun appears smaller and further away. For the exact positioning, he utilizes an offset of 2.5 on the X-axis, 0 on the Y-axis, and -1.5 on the Z-axis. This pulls the weapon down and to the extreme right, freeing up maximum screen real estate to spot enemies and line up tactical utility throws. You can instantly replicate this configuration by pasting viewmodel_fov 68; viewmodel_offset_x 2.5; viewmodel_offset_y 0; viewmodel_offset_z -1.5; viewmodel_presetpos 2 directly into your Counter-Strike 2 developer console.
viewmodel_offset_x 2.5
viewmodel_offset_y 0
viewmodel_offset_z -1.5
viewmodel_presetpos 2
It’s also useful to learn how viewmodel settings work to adjust them to your preference.
Aleksib Launch Options for CS2
Aleksib uses very simple and useful launch options:
-freq 360 -console -novid -tickrate 128
If you’re looking for the best CS2 launch options, check out our guide.
Aleksib Radar Settings for CS2
His radar centers the player and rotates simultaneously. Use the following settings to try out for yourself what playing with the Aleksib radar settings feels like.
Radar Centers The Player: Yes
Radar is Rotating: Yes
Toggle Shape With Scoreboard: No
Radar Hud Size: 1
Map Zoom: 0.45
Aleksib Audio Settings for CS2
As an In-Game Leader, clear communication and precise sound cues are non-negotiable for Aleksib. To maintain perfect situational awareness, he runs his Master Volume at 80% (0.8). This ensures critical audio cues like footsteps and bomb plants are easily audible without completely overpowering his team's voice communications.
To eliminate any unnecessary auditory clutter during tense clutch situations, he turns his Music Volume completely down to 0% and significantly reduces his Ambient Volume. While exact equalizer preferences can occasionally shift depending on the headset, pros relying on this baseline typically pair it with the Crisp EQ profile and a standard 50% L/R Isolation to sharply enhance high-frequency sounds, like weapon reloads and distant running, while maintaining highly accurate directional panning.
Aleksib Skins
A player’s loadout is a statement on the server, and Aleksib rocks an incredibly high-tier, vibrant inventory that stands out against the gritty backdrops of Counter-Strike 2.
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