The Valorant pro sheet is an updated list of popular content creators, streamers and professional players from the best competitive esports organizations. Here you will find an updated list of pro settings from Valorant pro players. This way you can easily find the best video settings (resolution, graphics, refresh rate, aspect ratio), mouse settings (sensitivity, DPI/CPI, polling rate), gear setups (including monitor, keyboard, mouse, mousepad, microphone), keybinds/keybindings and general info about Valorant pro players.
Valorant (formerly known as Project A) is a competitive first-person shooter (FPS) game made by Riot Games who is also the developer behind the popular game League of Legends.
If you are interested in how to maximize performance for increased FPS (frames per second), please see our guide to the best Valorant settings.
If you see any incorrect or missing information, please feel free to leave a comment at the bottom of this page so we can update the info. This helps us keep the list up to date at all times.
You will find our list of Valorant ProSettings below.
Since the game is still in early access, our list is not complete yet. We will update the list as soon as the game is later in development, so please check back in the future.
Awesome, can’t wait to try this game!
Can you add more players plz? Love this game
Yes we will add many more players soon
no azk?
what’s shaiiko’s sens?
brax on .345, updated on his stream
brax on .345, updated on his twitch
Thank you
I am so confused. I put 1920×1080, with 800 dpi, and .25 sensitivty. I cannot turn around in game without moving my mouse across my XL pad twice. I am using iCUE for corsair. Wtf am I doing wrong!
0.25 is really low, try 0.4, then you will effectively have the same sensitivity as the average CS:GO pro player which is similar to VALORANT
I don’t know if I would agree with the mod as far as being too low. I currently play at an eDPI of 233.6 with no issues, you will have to use your arm more but anything above 200 is viable. Counter Strike sensitivity average is above the average Valorant player, around 3.5 times more 270 in Valorant vs. 875 in CSGO.
Check your windows mouse settings and make sure you have enhanced pointer precision off and the speed set to the middle most bar. Really if you start in the middle of your mouse pad you should be able to do at least a 180° turn by the time you hit the edge of your pad.
Everyone is different, the way I found my sens is hitting the firing range (say you keep 800 dpi), change your sens to 0.6 (high eDPI) test on a round of 50 bots, then 0.2(Lower eDPI), then 0.5, then 0.3, then 0.4. take the two your most comfortable with (say 0.3 and 0.4) then go 0.39, 0.31, 0.38, 0.32, 0.37, 0.33. 0.35, 0.34. Pick your best two (let’s say 0.33 and 0.34) and move to the third decimal 0.331, 0.339, etc. At least that is the way I landed on 800 DPI / 0.292 in game sens.
val and counter strike the values aren’t the same if you don’t convert it. a person with an edpi of 233 is the same as someone in cs with a edpi of 740
0.42 and 1200dpi is good?
I mean it’s possible to be good with that eDPI (504) but you might want to bump it closer to .35 in game sensitivity if you want to keep the 1200 dpi. Most players tend to play between 200 and 450 eDPI. (eDPI= sensitivity X DPI)
Is 3,000 dpi with a .15 sen good edpi. No worries about my dpi