aspas Valorant Settings

aspas runs one of the cleaner low-sensitivity setups in Valorant. At 800 DPI and 0.4 in-game sensitivity, his eDPI of 320 sits right in the middle of the pro range (200–400). That translates to roughly 27 centimeters per 360-degree turn — wide enough for precise micro-corrections on long-range duels, tight enough to flick to close targets without overshooting.

The 800 DPI base is the de facto pro standard in Valorant. It produces clean 1:1 pixel-to-count tracking on most modern sensors and avoids the smoothing introduced at very high DPI values. Combining 800 DPI with sub-1.0 in-game sensitivity gives the engine a wider range to scale movement without rounding errors. This is why almost every top duelist on the Valorant Champions circuit runs in the 0.2 to 0.5 sensitivity range, never higher.

If you want to mirror aspas's setup, start by setting your mouse to 800 DPI in its software, then enter 0.4 in Valorant's in-game settings. Match your hardware where possible — a low-friction cloth pad like the VAXEE PA Black and a lightweight wireless mouse like the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 are key parts of the feel. From there, give yourself at least 20 hours of aim training and ranked play before deciding whether the cm/360 suits your screen distance and arm motion.