Spencer “Hiko” Martin is a well-known competitive FPS player who began his pro career in 2012 playing CSGO. He decided to switch to Valorant nine years later, bringing his skills, expertise, and knowledge, which led him to become the clutch king.

100 Thieves’ Hiko is one of the best Sova mains in the North American region who has an average ACS (average combat score) of 193.7 throughout this Valorant career.

Here’s how you can improve your game by using Hiko’s mouse, keybinds, crosshair, monitor, PC, and Valorant settings, which we’ve listed down.


Hiko’s complete Valorant Settings

Credit: Hiko

Mouse settings (Finalmouse Starlight-12)

MOUSEVALUE
DPI1,600
eDPI576
Hz1,000
Sensitivity0.36
Scoped Sensitivity1
Windows Sensitivity6

Keyboard keybinds (Logitech G Pro X Keyboard SE)

COMMANDSKEYBINDS
WalkLeft-Shift
CrouchLeft-Ctrl
JumpSpace
Ability 1C
Ability 2Q
Ability 3E
UltimateX
Use ObjectF
Equip Primary Weapon1
Equip Secondary Weapon2
Equip Melee3
Interact with Spike4

Valorant Crosshair

100 Thieves Hiko crosshair, Valorant
Credit: Hiko
CROSSHAIRVALUE
ColorGreen
OutlinesOff
Center DotOn/1/1
Inner Lines1/2/1/3
Outer Lines1/5/2/4
FadeOff
MovementOff
Firing ErrorOn


Valorant radar

RADARVALUE
RotateOn
Fixed OrientationBased on Side
Keep Player CenteredOff
Minimap Size1.1
Minimap Zoom0.9
Minimap Vision ConesOn
Show Map Region NamesAlways

Monitor settings (Alienware AW2521H)

100 Thieves Valorant player Hiko
Credit: Hiko
MONITORVALUE
Display ModeFullscreen
Resolution1680×1050
Frame Rate LimitUnlocked

Graphic Settings (Nvidia GeForce RTX 3090)

PC GRAPHICSVALUE
Material QualityLow
Texture QualityLow
Detail QualityMedium
UI QualityMedium
VignetteOff
VSyncOff
Anti-AliasingMSAA 2x
Anisotropic Filtering1x
Improved ClarityOn
BloomOff
First Person ShadowsOff
DistortionOff

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