molodoy CS2 settings, sensitivity and config
A structured snapshot of molodoy's mouse, display, advanced video, and linked crosshair settings. Use the values as a practical baseline, verify the date, then adjust them for your own hardware and aim.
- Sensitivity
- 2
- DPI
- 400
- eDPI
- 800
- Resolution
- 1152x864
Input
Mouse settings
The core values that determine base and scoped aim speed.
- DPI
- 400
- Sensitivity
- 2
- eDPI
- 800
- Zoom sensitivity
- 1
- Raw input
- On
Output
Display settings
Resolution, image shape, scaling, refresh, and brightness.
- Resolution
- 1152x864
- Aspect ratio
- 4:3
- Scaling mode
- Stretched
- Refresh rate
- 240 Hz
- Brightness
- 95%
Rendering
Advanced video settings
Visual quality and latency-related options from this settings snapshot.
- Shadow quality
- Low
- Texture detail
- Medium
- Shader detail
- Low
- Particle detail
- Medium
- Ambient occlusion
- Disabled
- NVIDIA Reflex
- Enabled + Boost
Copy a readable summary or download the structured mouse, display, video, and crosshair values shown on this page.
Included
Mouse, display, video, and linked crosshair snapshot fields.
Intentionally excluded
Launch options, fps_max, and generated console commands lack field-level source certainty.
This is a stored settings snapshot, not an automatic claim that every value is currently player-verified. Check the snapshot date and an up-to-date public player source before applying it.
Before you apply this config
- Back up your current in-game settings first.
- Match your actual monitor refresh rate and native display.
- Test sensitivity gradually instead of changing every value at once.
FAQ
Common CS2 setup questions
What CS2 config settings are most important?
Sensitivity, DPI, eDPI, resolution, aspect ratio, refresh rate, scaling, and Reflex usually have the biggest impact on feel.
Can I compare two pro CS2 configs?
Yes. Use the compare page or select two profiles from the config database to highlight the settings that differ.
Should I copy a pro player's settings exactly?
Use pro settings as a starting point, then adjust sensitivity, resolution, and crosshair choices around your own comfort.