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Aim like a pro: the guide

Monitor, mouse, sound, the way you play: what each setting and each habit really changes, explained simply. No magic config to copy, just what you need to pick your own and know why.

1. 01Display and resolution

   16:9 or 4:3, stretched or black bars, FOV, FPS and latency: what you see and how fast you see it.

   • 16:9 and 4:3: the basics
   • What 4:3 stretched changes in CS2
   • What about other games?
   • FPS, refresh rate and latency
   • How to choose
2. 02Mouse

   Windows pointer speed, Enhance pointer precision, DPI, polling rate, raw input, vendor software and settings that fight each other.

   • The path of a mouse movement
   • Windows: pointer speed and precision
   • DPI matters less than you think
   • Polling rate: 1000, 4000 or 8000 Hz
   • Raw input
   • Vendor software
   • Conflicting settings to avoid
   • Mousepad and grip
3. 03Sound

   Footsteps, gunfire, movement, spatial audio (HRTF), headset and Windows settings, and how to read what you hear.

   • Why sound matters so much
   • What sounds tell you
   • Spatial audio: HRTF and virtual surround
   • Setting up your headset, Windows and the game
   • Training your ears
4. 04Aim and game sense

   Mechanics (aiming, shooting) versus game sense (positioning, timing, decisions): why great aim is not enough.

   • Two different skills
   • Mechanics: what an aim trainer works on
   • Crosshair placement, in between
   • Game sense in practice
   • Why great aim is not enough
   • Improving both
5. 05FAQ

   The questions players actually ask, with short answers and a link to the details.

   • Sensitivity
   • Mouse
   • Display
   • Sound and gear
   • Improving