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dapr Valorant Settings Sensitivity and Crosshair

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Michael Gulino or better known as dapr is one of the best Valorant players. While he plays for team Sentinels currently, he was also a professional CSGO player. With a little over 464k followers at the time of writing, he is also a famous Valorant streamer on Twitch. While his followers have wondered for a long time what his settings look like, they won’t have to any longer. In this guide, we will give you a peak into the Valorant Settings of dapr including the Sensitivity, Crosshair, and general settings.

dapr Valorant Settings

dapr Settings and Sensitivity in Valorant

The settings were revealed by dapr himself during a stream and since then his fans have been trying them out. While we do not recommend you copy all of his settings, there is no harm in checking them out. But before we do that, here is a glimpse at the gear that dapr uses:

  • Mouse – Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT
  • Mousepad – ZOWIE G-SR
  • Monitor – BNQ7F83
  • Keyboard – Corsair K70 TKL
  • Headset – HyperX Cloud II
  • CPU – Intel Core I9-9900k
  • GPU – Nvidia Geforce RTX 3080

Now that we have this out the way, let’s start with the Valorant Settings of dapr.

dapr Valorant Sensitivity

  • DPI: 400
  • Sensitivity: 0.76
  • eDPI: 304
  • Hz: 1000
  • Scoped Sensitivity M: 1
  • Windows Sensitivity 6

dapr Keybind Settings

  • Walk: L-Shift
  • Crouch: L-Ctrl
  • Jump: Space Bar
  • Use object: E
  • Equip:
  • Primary Weapon: Mouse 4
  • Secondary Weapon: Mouse 5
  • Melee Weapon: Mouse wheel
  • Spike: 4
  • Use & Equip Ability:
  • 1: V
  • 2: Mouse 3
  • 3: C
  • Ultimate: x

dapr Valorant Crosshair Settings

  • Color: Green
  • Outlines: On | 1 | 1
  • Center Dot: Off
  • Inner Lines: 1 | 3 | 1 | 3
  • Outer Lines: 0 | 0 | 0 | 0
  • Fade | Movement | Firing Error: Off | Off | Off

dapr Radar

  • Rotate | Fixed Orientation: Rotate | Based on Side
  • Keep Player Centered: Off
  • Minimap Size: 1.1
  • Minimap Zoom: 0.9
  • Show map region names: Always
  • Minimap vision cones: On

dapr Video

  • General:
  • Display mode – Full Screen
  • Resolution – 1920×1080
  • Aspect Ratio Method – Letterbox
  • Graphics Quality:
  • Multithread Rendering – On
  • Material Quality – Low
  • Texture Quality – Low
  • Detail Quality – Low
  • UI Quality – Med
  • Stats:
  • Client FPS – Text Only
  • Rest – Hide

That’s all there is on Valorant Settings of dapr. While you are here, do not miss out on our Guides at Gamer Tweak.

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