Rip CS2 Settings: Full Config, Crosshair & Peripherals

Rip is proficient with rifles and if you are interested in finding out what Rip CS2 settings look like make sure to stay tuned. On top of that, we will dig deep to share his peripherals as well!

Rip

Name

Berk Tepe
Team

Fire Flux Esports
Country

Turkey
Birthday

February 9, 1998

Berk “Rip” Tepe is a former professional CSGO player from Turkey. Despite playing his last professional match back in 2017, Rip is known primarily for his long streams and excellent individual skills.

Rip Mouse Settings

Rip is mostly wielding rifles when playing Counter-Strike 2, and to be as precise as possible, he needs solid mouse settings put in place. If you want to play like him, then copying these settings is important.
- DPI
  
  800
- Sensitivity
  
  0.6
- Effective DPI (eDPI)
  
  480
- Zoom Sensitivity
  
  1
- Windows Sensitivity
  
  6
- Hz
  
  1000
Overall, his DPI is set to 800 which can be considered standard. However, his effective DPI is very low which may take some time to get used to. Also, movement can be quite clumsy with this sensitivity, but your aim is going to be on point.
Rip Crosshair Settings

Alongside his mouse settings, we also need to touch base on Rip’s crosshair settings as we are well-aware of how important a good crosshair is, especially for riflers. Here are the details.
- Style
  
  Classic
- Static Follow Recoil
  
  No
- Dot
  
  No
- Length
  
  2
- Thickness
  
  0
- Gap
  
  -2
- Outline
  
  No
- Color
  
  Yellow
- Sniper Width
  
  1
Rip is using a big crosshair, especially once compared to CS2 professionals. The crosshair length is set to 2 while the gap is set to -2. Also, a yellow crosshair can be tricky to use on certain maps as it blends with map colors.

Rip Crosshair Code

CSGO-CqS6d-ixOU2-zC2aY-AJuSZ-hYXTB
Rip Viewmodel Settings

Yet another aspect of Rip options revolves around viewmodel settings. The fact is, with a solid viewmodel, you can get much more information as you will see more of the screen allowing you to react on time and be prepared for dangerous situations in the game.
- FOV
  
  68
- Offset X
  
  2.5
- Offset Y
  
  2
- Offset Z
  
  -2
- Presetpos
  
  0
The fact is, Rip did not tamper much with the viewmodel settings. We can see that he is using a maximum FOV of 68 while the offsets are quite usual once compared to default settings. All in all, you will not see much difference if you do not differ from the default viewmodel options. If you like what you have seen from Rip’s viewmodel settings, then we suggest copying the following list of commands and pasting it into the CS2 console to get the exact same settings with a single press of the button.

Rip Viewmodel Config

viewmodel_fov 68; viewmodel_offset_x 2.5; viewmodel_offset_y 2; viewmodel_offset_z -2; viewmodel_presetpos 0;
Rip Resolution and Aspect Ratio

Up next, we will go over the video settings Rip is using right now. The most important video settings revolve around resolution and aspect ration. Refer to the list below to find more information about the values Rip is using.
- Resolution
  
  1920×1080
- Aspect Ratio
  
  16:9
- Scaling Mode
  
  Native
- Brightness
  
  103%
- Display Mode
  
  Fullscreen
Right from the get-go, we can see that he is sticking with the default options regarding resolution which is set to 1920×1080. On top of that, the aspect ratio is also set to default, 16:9 to be more precise. Unlike the majority of professional players, Rip brightness settings are set to just 103%.
Rip Advanced Video Settings

If you want your screen to look exactly the same as Rip’s, then it is important to go over the advanced video settings this content creator has put in place. Check out the values below for more information.
- Boost Player Contrast
  
  Disabled
- V-Sync
  
  Disabled
- NVIDIA Reflex
  
  Low
- Latency
  
  Disabled
- NVIDIA G-Sync
  
  Unknown
- Maximum FPS In Game
  
  Unknown
- Multisampling Anti-Aliasing Mode
  
  2x
- MSAA Global Shadow Quality
  
  High
- Dynamic Shadows
  
  Unknown
- Model / Texture Detail
  
  Medium
- Shader Detail
  
  Low
- Particle Detail
  
  Low
- Ambient Occlusion
  
  Disabled
- FidelityFX Super Resolution
  
  Disabled (Highest Quality)
- High Dynamic Range
  
  Quality
- Texture Filtering Mode
  
  Anisotropic 2x
Usually, players sticking with the native resolution and 16:9 aspect ratio are also playing on high settings. However, this is not the case with Rip. As you can see from the available settings, his Multisampling Anti-Aliasing Mode is very low just like Texture Filtering Mode.
Rip Radar Settings

At the time of writing, Rip did not disclose any of his radar settings. But, generally speaking, we can confirm that he is sticking with the industry-standard majority of other CS2 professionals are rolling with.
- Radar Centers Player
  
  Unknown
- Radar is Rotating
  
  Unknown
- Toggle Shape With Scoreboard
  
  Unknown
- Radar HUD Size
  
  Unknown
- Radar Map Zoom
  
  Unknown
Rip Peripherals

Lastly, we should also address Rip’s peripherals as without quality gaming gear, it is hard to reach his level. Check out the list below for more information about this topic.
- 3D Graphics Card
  
  NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080
- Processor
  
  AMD Ryzen 7 7800X
- Earphones
  
  Unknown
- Mousepad
  
  Unknown
- Headset
  
  Logitech G733
- Keyboard
  
  Logitech G Pro K/DA
- Mouse
  
  Logitech G Pro X Superlight Black
- Monitor
  
  ASUS PG248QP
Overall, Rip enjoys playing with Logitech gear and we completely agree with his choice. Alongside the Logitech G Pro X Superlight mouse, he also likes the Logitech keyboard and headset.