MoDo
| Team |
 9INE
|
|---|---|
| Country |
 Romania
|
| Name | Mădălin-Andrei Mirea |
| Birthday | June 1, 2003 |
Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Magenta
DPI
Sensitivity
eDPI
Zoom Sensitivity
Hz
Windows Sensitivity
- MoDo uses these CS2 mouse settings: 800 DPI , sensitivity 1 (≈800.00 eDPI).
- MoDo sets mouse polling rate to 1000 Hz for smoother input in CS2.
- Windows sensitivity is 6 to match their in-game feeling.
Crosshair
Style
Alpha
Color
Blue
Green
Red
Dot
Gap
Thickness
Sniper Width
Follow Recoil
- You can copy MoDo’s CS2 crosshair instantly with the code CSGO-Fx6F2-HVP29-JkHWz-54HwC-5BZ2Q.
- MoDo prefers a clear, static crosshair that stays readable on all CS2 maps.
Viewmodel
FOV
Offset X
Offset Y
Offset Z
Presetpos
- MoDo uses a CS2 viewmodel FOV of 68 to keep the weapon visible without blocking enemies.
- Offsets 2.5/0/-1.5 are tuned for maximum visibility around the crosshair.
BOB
Lower AMT
AMT Lat
AMT Vert
Cycle
- MoDo reduces weapon bob in CS2 (lower amt Unknown , lat Unknown, vert Unknown ) to keep the screen as stable as possible while moving.
- Lower bob helps with tracking targets and spraying without too much visual shake.
Launch options & config file
- MoDo uses these CS2 launch options to optimise performance and input lag.
- Copy the launch string above into Steam to start CS2 with the same config as MoDo.
Video
Resolution
Aspect Ratio
Scaling Mode
Brightness
Display Mode
- MoDo plays CS2 on 1280x960 (4:3) with Black Bars scaling.
- Display mode is set to Fullscreen for maximum focus and responsiveness.
- Brightness is kept around 93% so enemies don’t blend into dark areas.
Advanced video
Global Shadow Quality
Model / Texture Detail
Shader Detail
Boost Player Contrast
Multisampling Anti-Aliasing Mode
Texture Filtering Mode
- MoDo tunes CS2 graphics for high FPS rather than pure visuals.
- Lower shadow and texture detail reduce visual clutter and make models easier to read.
- Anti-aliasing is set to 8x MSAA for a good balance of sharpness and performance.
- Boost Player Contrast is Disabled so enemies stand out from the background.
Monitor Game Settings
- MoDo uses monitor gaming settings that make enemies easier to spot in CS2.
Monitor Picture
- MoDo keeps monitor picture settings focused on clarity rather than “pretty” colours.
Skins
★ Butterfly Knife | Autotronic (Minimal Wear)
Gear
ZOWIE XL2586X+
Wooting 80HE Black
Setup
Quick facts – MoDo CS2 settings
- Mouse: Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Magenta
- eDPI setup: 800 DPI , sens 1 → ~800.00 eDPI
- Polling rate: 1000 Hz
- Windows sensitivity: 6
- Crosshair code: CSGO-Fx6F2-HVP29-JkHWz-54HwC-5BZ2Q
- Viewmodel: FOV 68 (2.5/0/-1.5)
- Bob: lower Unknown, lat Unknown, vert Unknown
Complete summary – MoDo CS2 settings
MoDo currently plays for 9INE and uses Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Magenta. Their mouse settings are 800 DPI with sensitivity 1 (around 800.00 eDPI), focusing on precision over large, fast swings.
You can copy MoDo’s CS2 crosshair instantly by importing the code CSGO-Fx6F2-HVP29-JkHWz-54HwC-5BZ2Q in the in-game crosshair settings.
Their viewmodel uses FOV 68 with offsets 2.5/0/-1.5, keeping the weapon visible without blocking too much of the screen.
Launch options currently used are:
-freq 240 -refresh 240 -novid -tickrate 128 -cl_updaterate 128 -cl_cmdrate 128 -allow_third_party_software.
On this page you’ll find all of MoDo’s CS2 settings in one place – mouse, crosshair, viewmodel, bob, video settings, monitor settings and a downloadable config file.
FAQ – MoDo CS2 settings
What mouse does MoDo use?
MoDo plays CS2 with a Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Magenta. On this page you can see the exact DPI, sensitivity and polling rate they use.
What DPI and sensitivity does MoDo use?
MoDo currently uses 800 DPI with in-game sensitivity 1 , which is around 800.00 eDPI.
How do I copy MoDo’s crosshair in CS2?
Open CS2, go to the crosshair settings menu and choose the option to import a code. Paste CSGO-Fx6F2-HVP29-JkHWz-54HwC-5BZ2Q to get the exact same crosshair as MoDo.
Are MoDo’s settings kept up to date?
Yes. CS2Config uses a crawler plus manual checks to keep MoDo’s CS2 settings as accurate as possible, including mouse, crosshair, viewmodel, bob and launch options.