TFue Reveals His Valorant Settings, Keybinds, and Crosshair
Fortnite star and popular Twitch streamer Turner “TFue” Tenney has recently made the switch to Riot Games’ tactical first-person shooter, Valorant. As per his usual routine, TFue wasted no time in optimizing his settings, keybinds, and crosshair for maximum performance in the game.
Valorant Settings
TFue’s Valorant settings prioritize performance and consistency. Here’s a breakdown of his configurations:
Mouse Settings:
– DPI: 800
– eDPI: 320
– Polling Rate: 1000 Hz
– Scoped Sensitivity Multiplier: 1
Keybinds:
– Ability 1: C
– Ability 2: Q
– Ability 3: E
– Ultimate Ability: X
– Jump: Mouse Wheel Down
– Crouch: Left Control
– Use Object: F
– Reload: R
– Walk: Shift
– Primary Weapon: 1
– Secondary Weapon: 2
– Melee: 3
– Equip Spike: 4
– Ping: Middle Mouse Button
– Map: Tab
– Scoreboard: Tab
Video Settings:
– Display Mode: Fullscreen
– Resolution: 1920×1080
– Frame Rate Limit: Unlocked
– Material Quality: Low
– Texture Quality: Low
– Detail Quality: Low
– UI Quality: Low
– Vignette: Off
– VSync: Off
– Anti-Aliasing: None
– Anisotropic Filtering: 1x
– Improve Clarity: On
– Enhanced Gun Skin Visuals: Off
– Distortion: Off
– Show Player Outlines: On
– Show Blood: On
Crosshair Settings
TFue’s crosshair settings are designed to enhance precision and visibility. He prefers a simple and minimalistic crosshair:
Color: Cyan
Outlines: On
Center Dot: Off
Inner Lines: 1 / 4 / 2 / 2
Outer Lines: 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
With these settings, TFue aims to optimize his gameplay experience and maximize his performance in Valorant. Players looking to improve their gameplay can take inspiration from TFue’s configurations and make adjustments based on their personal preferences and playstyle.
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