Snax CS2 Settings: Full Config, Crosshair & Peripherals

Janusz "Snax" Pogorzelski is a legendary professional Counter-Strike 2 player from Poland, currently acting as the in-game leader for G2 Esports. Before playing for G2, Snax was mostly known for his time in Virtus.Pro, where he won a Major and was one of the best players in the world. Now, he has taken a step back from being a star player to share his wealth of experience as a team captain. If you want to lead like Snax, here are his CS2 settings and peripherals.

Snax Mouse Settings

Though he might not be the most effective fragger, we must remember that he once stood on top of the Counter-Strike world. Here are the mouse settings Snax uses.

Mouse Settings Value
DPI 400
Sensitivity 1.78
Effective DPI (eDPI) 712
Zoom Sensitivity 0.92
Hz 8000
Windows Sensitivity  6

Snax is using a low mouse DPI of 400, but increased it with a sensitivity of 1.78, totaling his effective DPI to 712. Generally, this eDPI definitely falls under the average of professionals. Most riflers play on this eDPI range for slow mouse movement that ensures precision and accuracy.

Snax Crosshair Settings

Another essential tool to becoming a great player like Snax is a good crosshair. Here are the crosshair settings Snax is currently using.

Crosshair Setting Value
Style Classic Static
Follow Recoil No
Dot No
Length 1
Thickness 1
Gap -3
Outline No
Color Green
Sniper Width 0

Despite aging, Snax still chooses to use a very small crosshair with a length and thickness of 1. Generally, most young players prefer tiny crosshairs, but it looks like Snax’s eyes are still as sharp as they were during his prime.

Snax Crosshair Code

If you want to give Snax’s crosshair a spin, feel free to import it by copying the crosshair code below into your game.

CSGO-aSWKD-dEuJt-W6W6O-Wumb5-Di9aC

Snax Viewmodel Settings

Another set of settings you might want to consider copying is Snax’s viewmodel settings. Having a good viewmodel is essential to becoming a better player since you can see more of your screen at all times. Here are the viewmodel settings Snax is using.

Viewmodel Setting Value
FOV 68
Offset X 2.5
Offset Y 0
Offset Z -1.5
Presetpos 2

 

Snax likes to keep things simple. He is using the most popular viewmodel settings, which feature the maximum FOV value of 68 and the exact same offset settings as displayed above. This is definitely a safe viewmodel to try out.

Snax Viewmodel Config

If you’re looking for an easy viewmodel to transition to, you can copy and paste Snax’s viewmodel by using the following console commands below.

viewmodel_fov 68; viewmodel_offset_x 2.5; viewmodel_offset_y 0; viewmodel_offset_z -1.5; viewmodel_presetpos 2;

Snax Video Settings

Next, we’re going to take a look at Snax’s video settings.

Snax Resolution and Aspect Ratio

The first set of video settings we’ll cover features Snax’s in-game resolution and aspect ratio, which are two of the most important video settings.

Video Setting Value
Resolution 1280×800
Aspect Ratio 16:10
Scaling Mode Stretched
Brightness 93%
Display Mode Fullscreen

Snax is using very uncommon video settings, with a resolution of 1280×800 and an aspect ratio of 16:10. Though most players with 16:10 often play with black bars, Snax has decided to use a stretched scaling mode instead.

Snax Advanced Video Settings

If you’ve never played 16:10 stretched, which is very rare, and wanted to try it out, here are Snax’s advanced video settings so you can pair them up with it.

Video Setting Value
Boost Player Contrast Enabled
V-Sync Disabled
NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency Enabled + Boost
NVIDIA G-Sync Disabled
Maximum FPS In Game 0
Multisampling Anti-Aliasing Mode 4x MSAA
Global Shadow Quality Very High
Dynamic Shadows All
Model / Texture Detail High
Texture Filtering Mode Bilinear
Shader Detail Low
Particle Detail Low
Ambient Occlusion Disabled
High Dynamic Range Quality
FidelityFX Super Resolution Disabled (Highest Quality)

It is important to keep in mind that your game’s graphics will look terrible when playing on 16:10 stretched, so Snax has toned down almost all of his video settings to the lowest options. He is prioritizing higher in-game performance over cool-looking graphics.

Snax Radar Settings

We have to remember that Snax is an in-game leader, so the radar is one of the most important tools he must use properly.

Radar Setting Value
Radar Centers Player Yes
Radar is Rotating Yes
Toggle Shape With Scoreboard Yes
Radar HUD Size 1
Radar Map Zoom 0.4

Most of Snax’s radar settings are pretty standard, but we want to highlight his radar map zoom. He has lowered it down to 0.4, meaning his map is more zoomed out and he can see more of his teammates’ locations.

Snax Peripherals

Last but not least, let’s check out what gaming peripherals Snax uses.

Peripheral Name
Monitor ZOWIE XL2566K
Mouse ZOWIE FK2-W
Keyboard Wooting 80HE Ghost
Headset Sennheiser GAME ZERO
Mousepad ZOWIE G-SR II
Processor Intel Core i9-12900K
Graphics Card NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080

Throughout his career of over a decade, we can trust that Snax has used numerous gaming brands. We can conclude that he has a sweet spot for ZOWIE gear.