Aspas Valorant Settings, Crosshair & Keybinds (2026)
Aspas's exact Valorant sensitivity, crosshair code, mouse DPI, eDPI, keybinds, and full PC setup. Updated for VCT 2026 Season. Brazil's best Valorant player — includes comparison with TenZ and Demon1 settings.
ℹ️ Info
Quick copy: Aspas uses 800 DPI, 0.32 in-game sens (eDPI 256), a small white crosshair with inner lines only, on a Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 with a Logitech G640 XL mousepad. He plays on 1920x1080, all graphics Low. Verified from his latest VCT 2026 stream.
Who Is Aspas?
| Info | Details |
|---|---|
| Real Name | Erick Santos |
| IGN | aspas |
| Team | LOUD |
| Role | Duelist / Entry Fragger |
| Playstyle | Explosive entry, one-tap specialist, clutch-heavy |
| Control Style | Mouse & Keyboard (medium sens arm-wrist hybrid) |
| Notable Achievements | VCT LOCK//IN Champion 2023, VCT Champions finalist, Brazil's #1 Valorant player |
| Social Following | 1.5M+ YouTube, 1M+ Twitch |
Aspas is the undisputed best Valorant player from Brazil and one of the most feared duelists in the world. Playing for LOUD, he led his team to international glory at VCT LOCK//IN 2023 and has been a consistent threat at every VCT event since. His playstyle combines explosive entry fragging with clutch potential, and his eDPI of 256 sits in the sweet spot between speed and precision — making his settings an excellent starting point for aspiring duelists.
Aspas Valorant Sensitivity Settings
Mouse & Sensitivity
Why these work: Aspas's eDPI of 256 is a medium sensitivity that sits between Demon1's ultra-low 196 and TenZ's 320. This gives him enough speed for explosive entry swings while maintaining the precision needed for one-tap headshots. His arm-wrist hybrid aiming style means he uses arm movements for large turns and wrist flicks for micro-adjustments — the eDPI of 256 is perfectly balanced for both.
Aspas Mouse Settings
Mouse Configuration
Aspas Crosshair Settings
Crosshair Configuration
Aspas Graphics Settings
Video & Graphics
Aspas PC & Gear Setup
Full Setup
Aspas vs Other Valorant Pros — Settings Comparison
| Setting | Aspas (LOUD) | TenZ (C9) | Demon1 (EG) | Less (LOUD) | Sacy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DPI | 800 | 800 | 800 | 800 | 800 |
| In-Game Sens | 0.32 | 0.4 | 0.245 | 0.35 | 0.28 |
| eDPI | 256 | 320 | 196 | 280 | 224 |
| Crosshair Color | White | Cyan | Cyan | White | Green |
| Mouse | G Pro X Superlight 2 | Finalmouse UltralightX | Finalmouse UltralightX | G Pro X Superlight 2 | G Pro X Superlight |
| Monitor | 240Hz | 360Hz | 360Hz | 240Hz | 240Hz |
Key insight: Aspas's eDPI of 256 sits right in the middle ground between Demon1's ultra-low 196 and TenZ's faster 320. This makes his settings the most versatile starting point for new players — fast enough for entry fragging but precise enough for one-taps. His LOUD teammate Less plays at a similar 280 eDPI, confirming that medium sensitivity is the team's preference for aggressive play.
How to Adapt Aspas's Settings to Your Setup
- Get a large mousepad (40cm+ wide) — Aspas's eDPI of 256 requires significant arm movement for 180-degree turns. A standard pad will limit your turning ability.
- Practice one-tap Deathmatch daily — Aspas's playstyle relies on stopping, aiming at head level, and firing a single precise shot. Train this habit before spraying.
- Focus on swing timing over raw aim — Aspas wins duels by choosing the right moment to peek, not just by out-aiming opponents. Watch his VODs to learn his timing.
- Keep Raw Input Buffer On and Windows sensitivity at 6/11 to ensure your DPI translates accurately without OS interference.
- Use a lightweight mouse under 65g — Aspas's entry fragging style requires fast swipe movements. A heavy mouse creates fatigue during long sessions.
- Warm up for 20-30 minutes in Deathmatch before every ranked session. Aspas does this without exception — aim activation is not optional at this level.
⚠️ Warning
Don't copy settings blindly. Aspas has thousands of hours of Valorant muscle memory at this sensitivity. His eDPI of 256 is a great starting point, but adjust for your mousepad size, grip style, and arm comfort. Commit for at least three weeks before making changes — Aspas's biggest advantage is raw practice volume, not the settings themselves.
Aspas's Setup
Complete settings, sensitivity, and gear used by Aspas. Settings are verified and updated regularly for accuracy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What sensitivity does Aspas use in Valorant?
Aspas uses 800 DPI with 0.32 in-game sensitivity for an eDPI of 256. His scoped sensitivity is 1.0. This medium eDPI balances flick speed with one-tap precision, making it one of the most versatile starting points for Valorant players.
What PC does Aspas use?
Aspas plays on a PC with Intel Core i9-13900K CPU, NVIDIA RTX 4080 GPU, and 32 GB DDR5 RAM. His monitor is an LG UltraGear 27GR95U (240Hz). He uses a Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 mouse with a Logitech G640 XL mousepad.
Should I copy Aspas's settings exactly?
No. While Aspas's eDPI of 256 is one of the most balanced sensitivities in pro Valorant and a great starting point, he has thousands of hours of muscle memory. Adjust for your mousepad size, grip style, and arm comfort. Commit for at least 3 weeks before judging.
What graphics settings does Aspas use?
Aspas runs all graphics on Low with MSAA 4x Anti-Aliasing and 4x Anisotropic Filtering. Bloom, Distortion, Vignette, and First Person Shadows are Off. This maximizes FPS and visual clarity for spotting enemies.
What crosshair does Aspas use in Valorant?
Aspas uses a small white crosshair with inner lines only (opacity 1, length 4, thickness 2, offset 2). No center dot, no outer lines, and no movement or firing error indicators. The white color provides good visibility against most map backgrounds.
How does Aspas compare to TenZ's settings?
Aspas's eDPI (256) is lower than TenZ's (320), giving Aspas more precision on one-taps while TenZ has faster flick speed. Aspas uses a Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 while TenZ uses a Finalmouse UltralightX. Both play duelist roles but Aspas favors timing-based entries while TenZ takes wider swing angles.
How long does it take to adjust to Aspas's sensitivity?
Expect 2-3 weeks of adjustment when switching to Aspas's eDPI of 256. During the first week your aim may feel sluggish if coming from higher sensitivity, or imprecise if coming from lower. Practice daily in Deathmatch and aim trainers. Do not change settings during this adaptation period.
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