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NiKo

Nikola Kovač

CS2 Team Falcons Rifler

Mouse Settings

DPI 1600
In-Game Sensitivity 0.35
eDPI 560
Polling Rate 2000 Hz
Resolution 1920x1080
Refresh Rate 360 Hz

Mouse: Razer Viper V3 Pro

Full specifications of the mouse NiKo uses.

Weight 54 g
Length 128.7 mm
Width 57.6 mm
Height 37.8 mm
Sensor Focus Pro 35K
DPI Range 200 – 35,000
Polling Rate 125 / 500 / 1000 / 2000 / 4000 / 8000 Hz
Buttons 5
Connectivity 2.4 GHz Wireless
Battery Life 95 h
Shape symmetrical
RGB No
Feet Material PTFE
Release Year 2024

🇧🇦 Nikola “NiKo” Kovač is one of the most technically gifted riflers in CS2 history. The Bosnian star, currently playing for Team Falcons, has been a top-five player in the world for nearly a decade. Known for his precise aim, aggressive style, and AK-47 mastery, NiKo is Team Falcons’ primary star player and one of the most watched CS2 players at any given tournament.

Current Mouse: Razer Viper V3 Pro

NiKo uses the Razer Viper V3 Pro. The 90g symmetrical wireless mouse features the Focus Pro 30K optical sensor and HyperSpeed wireless technology. With support for up to 8000Hz polling and an ultra-low click latency, the Viper V3 Pro delivers the responsiveness that a player of NiKo’s caliber demands. NiKo runs it at 2000Hz polling rate for a balance of high input frequency and system stability.

In-Game Settings Breakdown

NiKo’s CS2 settings are notable for their low eDPI:

An eDPI of 560 is still among the lower values used by top professional CS2 players. Most pros use 400–1400 eDPI; NiKo’s 560 remains well below the median. This low sensitivity demands large arm movements for crosshair placement and requires considerable physical desk space. The tradeoff: micro-corrections are extremely controlled, and NiKo’s ability to make precise long-range rifle shots benefits from the stability this provides.

Why These Settings?

NiKo recently transitioned from 400 DPI / 1.28 sensitivity (eDPI 512) to 1600 DPI / 0.35 sensitivity (eDPI 560). The move to a higher hardware DPI with a proportionally lower in-game sensitivity is a modern trend among CS2 professionals — a higher native DPI means the sensor reports more granular movement data, reducing pixel skipping and improving sub-pixel precision. The slight eDPI increase from 512 to 560 gives NiKo marginally more speed for close-range encounters while preserving the low-sensitivity control he is known for.

Unlike many CS2 professionals who use stretched resolutions, NiKo plays at native 1920×1080. This reflects preference for sharper image quality and may be related to his confidence in crosshair placement at low eDPI — when you are precise enough, you do not need stretched resolution to make targets appear larger.

His 360Hz monitor and 2000Hz polling rate ensure ultra-smooth cursor tracking. The doubled polling rate compared to the traditional 1000Hz standard means the game receives twice as many input updates per second, which can reduce perceived input lag and improve micro-adjustment fidelity at low eDPI.

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