sirah CS2 Settings, Crosshair & Config

William “sirah” Kjærsgaard is a Danish professional CS2 rifler currently representing 100 Thieves. The 19-year-old previously played for ECSTATIC, TSM and MOUZ NXT before joining the organization in January 2026.

This guide covers the latest available sirah CS2 settings, including his sensitivity, crosshair, resolution, viewmodel, radar configuration and gaming equipment. Remember that professional players regularly change small parts of their setups, so values can move between tournaments.

sirah CS2 Settings at a Glance

Setting	sirah’s setting
DPI	400
Mouse sensitivity	1.1
eDPI	440
Zoom sensitivity	1
Polling rate	1,000Hz
Windows sensitivity	6
Resolution	1280×960
Aspect ratio	4:3
Scaling mode	Stretched
Brightness	80%
Display mode	Fullscreen
Crosshair style	Classic Static
Viewmodel FOV	65

The values above come from ProSettings’ June 5, 2026 update. Some older databases still show sirah using 800 DPI and an 880 eDPI, but the ProSettings listing was corrected to 400 DPI, 1.1 sensitivity and 440 eDPI following information attributed to sirah’s stream commands.

Players looking for a wider comparison can read our CS2 pro settings guide or our guide to the best CS2 settings for 2026.

sirah Mouse and Sensitivity Settings

sirah uses 400 DPI with a sensitivity of 1.1, producing an effective sensitivity of 440 eDPI.

Mouse setting	Value
DPI	400
Sensitivity	1.1
eDPI	440
Zoom sensitivity	1
Polling rate	1,000Hz
Windows sensitivity	6

This is a controlled sensitivity that requires relatively large physical mouse movements. It makes small corrections easier, but it also demands enough desk and mousepad space to turn comfortably.

Players using 800 DPI can recreate the same 440 eDPI by setting their in-game sensitivity to 0.55. However, copying the number does not guarantee the same results. Mouse weight, grip, pad speed and available desk space can all change how the sensitivity feels.

Our CS2 aiming guide explains how DPI and sensitivity work together and how to test a new setting without constantly changing it.

sirah Crosshair Settings

sirah uses a small Classic Static crosshair with no center dot or outline. Its custom RGB values create a bright green-cyan color that remains visible across most CS2 maps.

Crosshair option	Value
Style	Classic Static
Follow recoil	No
Center dot	No
Length	1
Thickness	1
Gap	-4
Outline	No
Red	0
Green	255
Blue	154
Alpha	255
T-style	No
Sniper width	1

sirah Crosshair Commands

The available settings page lists the individual values rather than displaying a verified public share code. These console commands reproduce the reported crosshair without inventing an import code:

cl_crosshairstyle 4
cl_crosshair_recoil 0
cl_crosshairdot 0
cl_crosshairsize 1
cl_crosshairthickness 1
cl_crosshairgap -4
cl_crosshair_drawoutline 0
cl_crosshaircolor 5
cl_crosshaircolor_r 0
cl_crosshaircolor_g 255
cl_crosshaircolor_b 154
cl_crosshairusealpha 1
cl_crosshairalpha 255
cl_crosshair_t 0
cl_crosshair_sniper_width 1

These commands are supported by CS2’s current console-variable system.

To apply them, enable the developer console under Settings → Game, open it with the tilde key and paste the commands. You can also save them inside an autoexec file.

For more customization options, read our complete CS2 crosshair guide or learn how to copy a crosshair in CS2.

sirah Resolution and Video Settings

sirah plays at 1280×960 using a 4:3 stretched image. His brightness is set to 80%, and the game runs in fullscreen mode. Detailed advanced graphics options have not been publicly confirmed, so they should not be guessed or presented as part of his exact config.

The stretched presentation makes objects and player models appear wider, although it provides less horizontal vision than a native 16:9 resolution. It is a common competitive setup, but players should test it before permanently replacing their current resolution.

Our CS2 graphics settings guide covers the settings that can improve visibility and performance without blindly copying an unverified pro config.

sirah Viewmodel Settings

sirah’s reported viewmodel uses a 65 FOV with the weapon moved toward the right side and slightly lower on the screen.

viewmodel_fov 65
viewmodel_offset_x 2.5
viewmodel_offset_y 0
viewmodel_offset_z -1.5
viewmodel_presetpos 2

This keeps the weapon visible without pushing it too far into the center of the screen. Players who want more space around their crosshair can experiment with a higher FOV after trying the original setup.

See our full CS2 viewmodel settings guide for every command and a comparison of popular professional setups.

HUD and Radar Settings

sirah uses a light-blue HUD with a scale of 0.95. His radar rotates, remains centered on the player and uses a relatively zoomed-out map scale of 0.35.

HUD or radar setting	Value
HUD scale	0.95
HUD color	Light blue
Center player	Yes
Rotating radar	Yes
Toggle shape with scoreboard	Yes
Radar HUD size	0.8
Radar map zoom	0.35

The 0.35 radar scale shows more of the surrounding map, which can make teammate positions and rotations easier to track.

How to Create a sirah CS2 Config

The safest approach is to create your own config using the confirmed commands instead of downloading an unknown file.

1. Create a text file named autoexec.cfg.
2. Paste the crosshair and viewmodel commands from this guide.
3. Save the file inside:

Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\game\csgo\cfg

4. Make sure the file is not accidentally named autoexec.cfg.txt.
5. Launch CS2 and enter exec autoexec in the developer console if it does not load automatically.

This is the current commonly used CS2 config directory.

For a complete walkthrough, use our CS2 autoexec guide or learn how to create and transfer a CS2 config.

sirah Gaming Gear

Equipment	Reported model
Mouse	Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro Black
Monitor	ZOWIE XL2540
Keyboard	Wooting 80HE Frost
Headset	Razer BlackShark V3 Pro Black
Mousepad	FOURZE MP9050

His listed monitor operates at 240Hz, while his mouse is configured to a reported 1,000Hz polling rate. Equipment can change more frequently than core sensitivity settings, especially when players test new products at events.

Should You Copy sirah’s Settings?

sirah’s setup is a strong starting point for riflers who prefer low sensitivity, a compact static crosshair and a stretched 4:3 resolution. However, professional settings should be treated as a base rather than a guaranteed upgrade.

Copy the full setup, play several matches and change only one value at a time. Constantly switching between different pro configs makes it difficult to build consistent muscle memory.

You can compare this setup with our guides to NiKo’s CS2 settings, ropz’s CS2 settings and donk’s CS2 settings.