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Cryocells

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Updated 24 May 2026Specs verified
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MouseLogitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE
MousepadeS Saturn Pro
Keyboard80HE Zinc White
MonitorXL2566X+
HeadsetBlackShark V3 Pro
ChairIskur V2 NewGen
ProcessorAMD Ryzen 9 5900X
Graphics cardNVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070
CaseH510 Elite
CoolingKraken Z73

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The handful of values most players paste straight in. Full reference is below.

Mouse

DPI
800
Sensitivity
0.16
eDPI
128.00
Polling rate
8000
Zoom sens
1

Monitor

Resolution
1440x1080
Aspect ratio
16:9
Display mode
Fullscreen

Peripherals

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Cryocells FAQ

Common questions

What are Cryocells's Valorant mouse settings?
Cryocells runs 800 DPI with 0.16 sensitivity and 8000Hz polling in Valorant, giving him a low-sens aim style suited to the tactical shooter's precision demands.
What mouse does Cryocells use?
Cryocells uses the Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE, a lightweight competitive mouse that pairs well with his Pulsar eS Saturn Pro mousepad.
What resolution does Cryocells play Valorant on?
He plays on 1440x1080 stretched, a popular choice among Valorant pros for its balance between visual clarity and performance.
What is Cryocells's eDPI in Valorant?
His eDPI is 128 (800 DPI times 0.16 sensitivity), placing him in the lower-sensitivity range common among professional Valorant players.
Is Cryocells's Valorant setup still current?
Yes; his gear roster and settings reflect current competitive Valorant meta, with a focus on 240Hz-plus display performance and sub-200eDPI precision.

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