Donk’s CS2 Pro Settings: Mouse, Crosshair, Viewmodel, Video, Radar & Other Gear

Leonardo Biazzi Published August 12, 2025

donk playing for Spirit at IEM Cologne 2025.

If you’re looking to change your CS2 settings, you should check Danil “donk” Kryshkovets’. The 18-year-old is one of the best CS2 players in the world and helped Spirit win all the most important tournaments in the scene. While simply copying donk’s CS2 pro settings won’t turn you into him, you can see how a pro player optimizes his game.

Table of Contents

Mouse settings
Crosshair settings
Viewmodel settings
Video settings
Radar settings
Other gear

Mouse settings

Although donk plays high-aggressively roles, his mouse sensitivity isn’t as high as you’d imagine. It’s actually quite balanced and nothing out of the ordinary. This shows that his aim positioning is quite sharp.

Mouse	Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT Magenta
DPI	800
eDPI	1000
Sensitivity	1.25
Zoom Sensitivity	1
Hz	1000
Windows Sensitivity	4

Crosshair settings

Donk’s CS2 crosshair settings result in a tiny crosshair. If you wear glasses, for example, it might not be the best crosshair for you, as it’s almost as tiny as a dot, as shown in the screenshot below.

This is how donk’s crosshair looks in-game. Credit: Leonardo Biazzi | © Valve

To copy his Crosshair, copy the code below and go to CS2 Settings > Crosshair. There, you’ll see an option to import a Crosshair.

Crosshair code	CSGO-AkTYm-syAcf-UKom7-tGKdM-mOJvM
Style	Classic Static
Thickness	1
Gap	-4
Length	1
Dot	No
Outline	No
Sniper Width	0
Follow Recoil	No
Color	Custom
Red	0
Green	255
Blue	135
Alpha	Yes
Alpha Value	255
T Style	No
Deployed Weapon Gap	No

Viewmodel settings

These specific viewmodel settings allow donk to clearly see everything that’s going on in his screen.

FOV	68
Offset X	2.5
Offset Y	0
Offset Z	-1.5
Presetpos	2
Full code	viewmodel_fov 68; viewmodel_offset_x 2.5; viewmodel_offset_y 0; viewmodel_offset_z -1.5; viewmodel_presetpos 2;

Video settings

Donk has stated in interviews that he played with a native 16:9 resolution in the past, and he couldn’t play as well, so he chose to stick with the classic 4:3 Aspect Ratio. Below are donk’s video settings:

PC specs	Intel Core i9-13900K and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 Super
Monitor	ZOWIE XL2586X+
Resolution	1280×1960
Aspect Ratio	4:3
Scaling Mode	Stretched
Brightness	93%
Display Mode	Fullscreen
Boost Player Contrast	Enable
V-Sync	Disabled
NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency	Disabled
NVIDIA G-Sync	Disabled
HUD Scale	1
HUD Color	Pink
fps_max	500
Multisampling Anti-Aliasing Mode	8x MSAA
Global Shadow Quality	High
Dynamic Shadows	All
Model/Texture Detail	Low
Texture Filtering Mode	Trilinear
Shader Detail	Low
Particle Detail	Low
Ambient Occlusion	Disabled
High Dynamic Range	Quality
FidelityFX Super Resolution	Disabled

Radar settings

Radar Centers The Player	Yes
Radar is Rotating	Yes
Toggle Shape With Scoreboard	Yes
Radar Hud Size	1

Other gear

Keyboard	Logitech G Pro X Keyboard (GX Blue Clicky)
Mousepad	SteelSeries QcK+
Headset	HyperX Cloud II
In-ears	Shure SE215 Clear

Featured image: Credit: Viola Schuldner © ESL

About Leonardo Biazzi

Leo is a Brazilian journalist who dedicated the early days of his career covering esports and games, most noticeably Counter-Strike. After getting his journalism degree in 2018, Leo took a deep dive into esports and gaming coverage. He covered numerous Counter-Strike events for reputable news outlets, including HLTV, Dot Esports, and Esports.net.

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