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imoRR Mouse Settings CS2 Settings: Full Config, Crosshair & Peripherals

Ömer “imoRR” Karataş is a professional Counter-Strike 2 player from Turkey, who is currently sitting on the Eternal Fire bench. imoRR is one of the older players in the scene, and was an integral part of bringing Turkish Counter-Strike on the world map. He has worked with some of the best Turkish players including XANTARES and woxic, and has also qualified for several Majors. If you want to play like imoRR, check out his CS2 settings below!

 

imoRR
imoRR
Turkey
  • Name
    imoRR
  • Team
    Eternal Fire
    Eternal Fire
  • Country
    Turkey
    Turkey
  • Birthday
    December 20, 1999
Ömer “imoRR” Karataş is a professional Counter-Strike 2 player from Turkey, who is currently sitting on the Eternal Fire bench. imoRR is one of the older players in the scene, and was an integral part of bringing Turkish Counter-Strike on the world map. He has worked with some of the best Turkish players including XANTARES and woxic, and has also qualified for several Majors.
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    imoRR Mouse Settings
    imoRR primarily plays the role of a rifler, so having a good set of mouse settings is crucial for hitting those headshots. If you want to aim like imoRR, consider copying his mouse settings.
    • DPI
      400
    • Sensitivity
      2.20
    • Effective DPI (eDPI)
      880
    • Zoom Sensitivity
      1.00
    • Hz
      1000
    • Windows Sensitivity
      6
    imoRR is using a low mouse DPI of 400, but has increased it by using a mouse sensitivity of 2.20. This totals his effective DPI to 880, which falls around the average of professional players. So, his settings are definitely safe to try out.
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    imoRR Crosshair Settings
    Aside from having a good effective DPI, a good crosshair is also required to become an effective rifler like imoRR. Let’s take a look at what crosshair he is using.
    • Style
      Classic Static
    • Follow Recoil
      No
    • Dot
      No
    • Length
      1
    • Thickness
      1
    • Gap
      -4
    • Outline
      No
    • Color
      Green
    • Sniper Width
      0
    Despite being one of the older generations of players, imoRR has kept up with the meta and is using a very tiny and compact crosshair to play CS2. He is using a crosshair length value of 1, and a thickness of 1 as well, crafting a small, yet functional crosshair.
    imoRR Crosshair Code
    CSGO-ZRwSx-7fOP2-N4e2z-AVQTL-kj74E
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    imoRR Viewmodel Settings
    Another set of settings you might want to copy off imoRR is his viewmodel settings. Having a well-made viewmodel will take you a long way in CS2, as you will be able to see more of your screen at all times. Check out his viewmodel settings below.
    • FOV
      60
    • Offset X
      2.5
    • Offset Y
      0
    • Offset Z
      -1.5
    • Presetpos
      2
    Unlike most professional players, imoRR is actually using the lowest FOV value of 60, which is very rare to see. What’s interesting is that he is using the exact same viewmodel settings as other professional players are using, but the difference in FOV has made his settings very unique.
    imoRR Viewmodel Config
    viewmodel_fov 60; viewmodel_offset_x 2.5; viewmodel_offset_y 0; viewmodel_offset_z -1.5; viewmodel_presetpos 2;
  • imoRR Resolution and Aspect Ratio
    The first set of video settings will include imoRR’s resolution and aspect ratio, which are two of the most important video settings to look for in the game.
    • Resolution
      1280x960
    • Aspect Ratio
      4:3
    • Scaling Mode
      Stretched
    • Brightness
      77%
    • Display Mode
      Fullscreen
    Similar to most professional players, imoRR is using the standard 1280×960 resolution combined with an aspect ratio of 4:3. This means he is playing on a stretched resolution, which is widely preferred by the best players in the game. However, imoRR has chosen a very low brightness value of 77%.
  • imoRR Advanced Video Settings
    If you were going to copy imoRR’s video settings, you might as well go all the way and copy his advanced video settings as well.
    • Boost Player Contrast
      Enabled
    • V-Sync
      Disabled
    • NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency
      Disabled
    • NVIDIA G-Sync
      Unknown
    • Maximum FPS In Game
      400
    • Multisampling Anti-Aliasing Mode
      8 X MSAA
    • Global Shadow Quality
      High
    • Dynamic Shadows
      All
    • Model / Texture Detail
      Low
    • Texture Filtering Mode
      Trilinear
    • Shader Detail
      Low
    • Particle Detail
      Low
    • Ambient Occlusion
      Disabled
    • High Dynamic Range
      Performance
    • FidelityFX Super Resolution
      Disabled
    Generally, most players who play on a stretched scaling mode will tend to play on lower settings, since playing on stretched essentially kills your game’s visuals and graphics already. So, imoRR has chosen to tone down almost all of his advanced video settings for maximum performance.
  • imoRR Radar Settings
    The last set of settings we’ll check out is imoRR’s radar.
    • Radar Centers Player
      Yes
    • Radar is Rotating
      Yes
    • Toggle Shape With Scoreboard
      Yes
    • Radar HUD Size
      1
    • Radar Map Zoom
      0.7
    imoRR is using some very standard radar settings, but we would like to point out his radar map zoom, which has been set to 0.7. This means his radar minimap is heavily zoomed in, preventing him from seeing more of the map unless he opens his scoreboard.
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    imoRR Peripherals
    Last but not least, let’s check out the peripherals imoRR is using to play CS2.
    • Monitor
      ZOWIE XL2566K
    • Mouse
      ZOWIE EC2 Black
    • Keyboard
      HyperX Alloy FPS
    • Headset
      HyperX Cloud II Wireless
    • Mousepad
      VAXEE PA OUTSET
    • Processor
      Intel Core i9-9900KF
    • Graphics Card
      NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070
    It looks like imoRR is a big fan of two specific brands, which include ZOWIE and HyperX. Other than these two brands, he has followed the flagship brands for the remainder of his peripherals.