ScreaM Valorant Pro Settings│Mouse │Crosshair │Map │Key Bindings │Video Settings

ScreaM is an ex-CS2 (CSGO) professional, and after transitioning to Valorant, he found success, here are all of ScreaM’s Valorant pro settings!

Updated on Oct 20, 2023
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ScreaM Valorant Pro Settings│Mouse │Crosshair │Map │Key Bindings │Video Settings

Adil “ScreaM” Benrlitom is a Belgian professional Valorant player for Team Liquid, with a lot of success with the team, his settings are some of the best game settings you could copy! Have a look and see what you like, or what you think is crazy!

ScreaM Valorant Mouse Settings

ScreaM uses the FINALMOUSE ULTRALIGHT 2. ScreaM used to use the FINALMOUSE CLASSIC ERGO, however! Don’t worry if you don’t have either mouse, just apply ScreaM’s mouse settings to your gear and you should be good to go!

DPI400
eDPI
314.4
Sensitivity
0.786
Scoped Sensitivity
1
Windows Sensitivity
6

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ScreaM’s mouse settings are fairly similar Shroud’s Valorant settings, with both having low DPI, but a high game Sensitivity. This is because Sensitivity in game is a lot easier to precisely adjust than mouse sensitivity DPI with set increments!

ScreaM Valorant Crosshair Settings

Crosshairs such as the Shuriken Crosshair and the Smiley Face Crosshair are great, but they aren’t exactly what the pros use. Ultimately remember it is up to you what you use, but here are the crosshair settings that ScreaM enjoys!

Here are the crosshair settings for ScreaM’s crosshair:

0;P;c;5;o;1;d;1;z;1;0b;0;1b;0

ScreaM uses a Cyan crosshair, which is one of the more popular colors to use. This is because it is easier to see! If you want the crosshair color and crosshair settings ScreaM uses, use the import code!

If you are unaware of how to Import and Export a Crosshair, we have got you covered!

General Crosshair Settings:

OutlinesOn
Outline Opacity
1
Outline Thickness
1
Center Dot
On
Center Dot Opacity
1
Center Dot Thickness
1
Override Firing Error Offset With Crosshair Offset
Off
Override All Primary Crosshairs With My Primary Crosshair
Off

Inner Lines Crosshair Settings:

Show Inner Lines
Off
Inner Line opacity
1
Inner Line Length
1
Inner Line Thickness
1
Inner Line Offset
1
Movement Error
Off
Movement Error Multiplier
Deactivated because of Movement Error being turned off
Firing Error
Off
Firing Error Multiplier
Deactivated because of Movement Error being turned off

Outer Lines Section of ScreaM’s crosshair for Valorant settings:

Show Outer Lines
Off
Outer Line opacity
1
Outer Line Length
1
Outer Line Thickness
1
Outer Line Offset
1
Movement Error
Off
Movement Error Multiplier
Deactivated because of Movement Error being turned off
Firing Error
Off
Firing Error Multiplier
Deactivated because of Movement Error being turned off

ScreaM has one of the simplest crosshairs you can get, with both Inner Lines and Outer Lines turned off! He clearly likes the smallest indicator, so he can see precisely where his bullets will go! Those Vandal shots really do spray!

Your crosshair is crucial, and finding the perfect crosshair is difficult. It might not be ScreaM’s crosshair! If you want the best guides on all of the Best Crosshair Colors in Valorant, Best Crosshairs in Valorant as well as the Worst Crosshairs in Valorant, we have those too!

ScreaM Valorant Map Settings

Map settings rarely differ too much between professionals, with Minimap Size always hovering around 1! Here are the ScreaM Valorant settings for your map!

Rotate
On
Fixed Orientation
Based On Side
Keep Player Centered
On
Minimap Size
1.2
Minimap Zoom
0.824
Minimap Vision Cones
On
Show Map Region Names
Never

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Similar to ShahZaM’s Valorant Settings, ScreaM has Show Map Region Names off, but still has Minimap Vision Cones on. We would always suggest having Show Map Region names and Minimap Vision Cones turned on, especially if you aren’t Radiant!

His Minimap Size is at 1.2, which is a little higher than most other professionals, as well as his Minimap zoom, is lower at 0.824!

ScreaM Valorant Keybind Settings

Similar to Tenz’s Valorant Settings, ScreaM’s key bindings are set up for Duelists, such as Jett and Raze, ScreaM uses the SteelSeries 6Gv2.

WalkLeft Shift
Crouch
Left Control
Jump
Space Bar
Use Object
E
Equip Primary Weapon
1
Equip Secondary Weapon
2
Equip Melee Weapon
3
Equip Spike
4
Use/ Equip Ability: 1
F
Use/ Equip Ability: 2
Q
Use/ Equip Ability: 3
C
Use/ Equip Ability: 4 (Ultimate Ability)
X

Most ex-CS2 (CSGO) professionals have their Jump on their mouse wheel, as having it on your mouse wheel was an old bunnyhopping tactic. ScreaM is different in this sense, as he still has Jump on Space Bar!

He also has Use Object on E, instead of the default F! His ability 1 has changed to F, ability 2 to Q and ability 3 on C. With a key binding of Ultimate Ability X, this is the only ability he has kept the same! We recommend keeping your Ultimate Ability on X!

ScreaM Valorant Video Settings

ScreaM’s Video Settings, like most professionals have Material Quality, Texture Quality, Detail Quality, and UI Quality low. He also has Improve Clarity, Bloom, Cast Shadows and Distortion turned off too! ScreaM fits in with this

Here are ScreaM’s video settings:

Display Mode
Fullscreen
Resolution
1920x1080
Frame Rate Limit
Unlocked
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
Cast Shadows
Off
Distortion
Off

Not much is irregular with his video settings, Material Quality, Texture Quality, Detail Quality, and UI Quality are all on low, as we said, which minimizes clutter! Some players, such as in Hiko’s Valorant Settings, have these higher!


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Low Anti Aliasing and low Anisotropic Filtering are not something ScreaM’s Video Settings have, instead, with both on 4x! Most players have medium Anisotropic Filtering and Anti Aliasing, as it is the perfect balance of quality and lack of clutter! Low Improve Clarity and low Bloom are sometimes turned on for players, but not ScreaM!

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