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Player setup

Spring settings

Last updated April 23, 2026. Use this page as a reference point, then adjust around your own desk space, grip, and game feel.

Player snapshot

Spring

Wolves Esports · Taiwan · VALORANT

B tier
DPI
1600
Sens
0.19
eDPI
304
cm/360
42.97
Polling
4000 Hz
Profile
Balanced
Video setup

1920x1080

Mouse record

VAXEE ZYGEN NP-01S V2 Wireless Deep Blue

This player record is not linked to an FPSLab mouse entry yet, so the page avoids guessing specs or fit.

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How to read this setup

Context matters more than copying

This sits in a balanced range that can support both controlled flicks and steady tracking depending on the game.

If you want to test this feel in another title, use the converter first instead of copying the raw number directly. Different games use different sensitivity scales.

Useful next steps

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Full setup

Spring's gear list

Mousepad
VAXEE PE-K GEh Pink
Monitor
ZOWIE XL2566X+
Keyboard
Wooting 60HE+
Headset
HyperX Cloud III Wireless
GPU
N/A
Chair
Razer Iskur V2
Crosshair
Not tracked
Source
ProSettings

FAQ

Spring settings FAQ

These short answers make the page easier to scan when you only need the key settings fast.

What sensitivity does Spring use?

Spring currently uses 0.19 sensitivity at 1600 DPI, which works out to 304 eDPI and about 42.97 cm/360.

What mouse does Spring use?

Spring has a recorded mouse field, but the exact mouse page is not linked yet.

Should you copy Spring's settings exactly?

Use player setups as a reference point, not a rule. Your desk space, mouse shape, monitor size, and preferred aim style can all justify small changes.