cNed’s VALORANT settings for Mouse, Keybinds, PC, Monitor, Crosshair, and other peripherals. Mehmet Yagiz “cNed” Ipek is a core member of Acend, the winners of the VALORANT Champions 2021. As a star player on the team, he was a crucial factor in helping his team win the tournament. Known for his superb gameplays on Jett, his use of Jett’s Blade Storm ultimate helped his team win many matches. Acend won the first-ever VALORANT Champions tournament by defeating Gambit Esports 3-2 in the Grand Finals. With this, they have cemented themselves as the best VALORANT team in the world.
cNed’s VALORANT settings for Mouse, Keybinds, PC, Monitor, Crosshair, and other peripherals
If you want to practice becoming one of the future Jett gods, try out cNed’s settings for VALORANT.
Mouse Settings
He uses a BenQ Zowie ZA12 as his mouse. His mouse settings are:
- DPI – 800
- eDPI – 256
- Hz – 1000
- Sensitivity – 0.32
- Scoped Sensitivity – 1
- Windows Sensitivity – 6
Keyboard Keybinds
He uses a Logitech G Pro X gaming keyboard. His keybinds are:
- Walk – Left-Shift
- Crouch – Left-Ctrl
- Jump – Spacebar
- Use/Ability 1 – Q
- Use/Ability 2 – E
- Use/Ability 3 – C
- Use Object – F
- Ultimate – X
- Equip Primary Weapon – 1
- Equip Secondary Weapon – 2
- Equip Melee – 3
- Interact with Spike – 4
VALORANT Crosshair Settings
Here are the crosshair settings that cNed uses while playing VALORANT.
- Color – White
- Outlines – Off
- Center Dot – Off
- Inner Lines – 1/5/2/0
- Outer Lines – 0/0/0/0
- Fade – Off
- Movement – Off
- Firing Error – Off
VALORANT Radar Settings
His radar settings for VALORANT are:
- Rotate – On
- Fixed Orientation – Based on Side
- Keep Player Centered – Off
- Minimap Size – 1.128
- Minimap Zoom – 0.9
- Minimap Vision Cones – On
- Show Map Region Names – Always
Monitor Settings
cNed uses an ASUS ROG Swift PG259QN. His monitor characteristics are:
- Resolution – 1920×1080
- Display Mode – Fullscreen
- Frame Rate Limit – Unlocked
PC Graphics Settings
He uses an ASUS GeForce RTX 2080 Super graphics card. Most of his graphics settings are low or off for smoother gameplay and lower lagging issues.
- Material Quality – Low
- texture Quality – Low
- Detail Quality – Low
- UI Quality – Low
- Vignette – Off
- VSync – Off
- Anti-Aliasing – MSAA 4X
- Anisotropic Filtering – 4x
- Improve Clarity – Off
- Bloom – Off
- First Person Shadows – Off
- Distortions – Off
Try out these settings while practicing Jett or any other operator on VALORANT. The harder you practice, the better your in-game skills will become.
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