HENU CS2 settings

ENCE, Rifler. Recorded

Sens
1.1
DPI
800
eDPI
880
Res
1280×960

HENU, the Rifler of ENCE, plays CS2 at 800 DPI and 1.1 in-game sensitivity, an eDPI of 880. That is higher than the 800 median of the 253 pros we track (more than 56% of them use a lower eDPI). The recorded display setup is 1280x960 (4:3, stretched) at 360 Hz. See every pro on 1280x960.

Mouse

DPI
800
Sensitivity
1.1
eDPI
880
Zoom sensitivity
1
Raw input
On

Display

Resolution
1280x960
Aspect ratio
4:3
Scaling mode
Stretched
Refresh rate
360 Hz
Brightness
93%

Advanced video

Shadow quality
Not listed
Texture detail
Not listed
Shader detail
Not listed
Particle detail
Not listed
Ambient occlusion
Not listed
NVIDIA Reflex
Not listed

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Mouse, display, video and crosshair values from this page. Launch options, fps_max and generated commands are left out because their sources aren't verified.

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DPI: 800
Sensitivity: 1.1
eDPI: 880
Zoom sensitivity: 1
Resolution: 1280x960 (4:3)
Refresh rate: 360 Hz
Crosshair: CS5sCdsRckeKBRr9AMO7xqPPJT2OJEHHAoxDGsSCxxAppH
Data note: stored snapshot; verify current values against an up-to-date player source.

Before you copy this

  • Back up your current settings first.
  • Keep your own monitor's refresh rate and native resolution in mind.
  • Change sensitivity in small steps, not all at once.

HENU settings: quick answers

What sensitivity does HENU use in CS2?

HENU uses 1.1 sensitivity at 800 DPI, which is 880 eDPI, with a zoom sensitivity ratio of 1. Recorded Oct 23, 2026.

What resolution does HENU play on?

1280x960 with a 4:3 aspect ratio and stretched scaling, on a 360 Hz monitor. 68% of the pros in our database use 1280x960.

What is HENU's crosshair code?

CS5sCdsRckeKBRr9AMO7xqPPJT2OJEHHAoxDGsSCxxAppH. It is a static cyan compact crosshair, length 2 px, thickness 2 px, gap 1 px, no outline, no center dot. It is a current CS2 code you can import directly.

Should I copy HENU's CS2 settings?

Use them as a reference point. Match your own eDPI first (880 is HENU's), keep your monitor's native refresh rate, and change one setting at a time over several matches.