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Recrent's PUBG Settings: Graphics, Audio & Sensitivity

Who Is Recrent and Why Do Players Use His Settings?

Recrent is one of the most well-known PUBG players and streamers in the Russian-speaking community. Over the years, including his time competing for organizations such as Natus Vincere (Na`Vi) and UNITY, he has developed a gameplay setup focused on comfort, consistency, and competitive performance.

His configuration has become a popular reference for many PUBG players. The main goal of these settings is to eliminate unnecessary visual distractions, maintain stable FPS, and make enemies easier to spot during matches. This approach is especially valuable in competitive gameplay, where even small advantages can make the difference between winning and losing a

fight.


That's why Recrent's settings continue to attract attention—they're suitable not only for experienced players but also for anyone looking to improve their gameplay without spending hours experimenting with every option.


Recrent's PC and Gaming Gear

To achieve smooth performance and a responsive gaming experience, Recrent currently uses the following hardware:

  • CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
  • Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090
  • Monitor: Sony INZONE M10S
  • Mouse: Lamzu Maya X
  • Keyboard: WLmouse Ying75
  • Headset: MoonDrop Blessing 3

Recrent's Graphics Settings for PUBG

Recrent prioritizes performance over visual quality. Most graphics settings are kept at the lowest values to achieve stable FPS and eliminate unnecessary visual effects that can distract during gameplay. At the same time, a few key options remain at higher values to preserve clear player models and weapon textures.

Basic Settings

  • Display Mode: Fullscreen
  • Resolution: 2128×1330
  • FPS Limit: Unlimited
  • Brightness: 100
  • Universal Brightness: Enabled

The 2128×1330 resolution is one of the distinctive parts of Recrent's setup. It slightly reduces GPU workload compared to higher resolutions while maintaining good image clarity. Many players also feel that this aspect ratio makes enemy models appear slightly wider, making targets easier to track at medium and long distances.


Advanced Graphics Settings

Render Scale: 100

The game is rendered at the selected native resolution without additional scaling.

Field of View (FOV): 103

Provides the widest view possible while avoiding noticeable image distortion.

Anti-Aliasing: Very Low

Reduces image blur and produces a sharper picture.

Post-Processing: Very Low

Disables unnecessary visual effects that can interfere during gameplay.

Shadows: Very Low

Makes it easier to spot players in darker areas while also improving performance.

Textures: Ultra

The only setting kept at the maximum value. High-quality textures make player models, weapons, and objects easier to recognize.

Effects: Very Low

Reduces visual effects such as dust, smoke, and muzzle flashes.

Foliage: Very Low

Decreases the amount of rendered grass and bushes, making enemies easier to spot at longer distances.

View Distance: Very Low

Reduces CPU load and helps maintain a more stable frame rate.

Motion Blur: Disabled

Keeps the image clear even during fast movement.

V-Sync: Disabled

Reduces input latency.

Sharpen: Disabled

No additional image sharpening is applied.


Recrent's Audio Settings

In PUBG, good audio is just as important as accurate aim. Proper sound settings make it easier to locate footsteps, gunfire, and other important sounds, giving players a significant advantage during fights.


Audio Settings

  • Master Volume: 100
  • Music: Off
  • UI Volume: Off
  • Gameplay Volume: 100
  • Emote Volume: 25
  • Weapon Sound Effects: Classic
  • HRTF: Enabled

HRTF is enabled because it significantly improves positional audio when using headphones. This makes it easier to determine the direction and distance of footsteps, gunshots, and other sounds, helping you identify whether an enemy is above, below, or approaching from another direction.

Recrent's PUBG Control and Sensitivity Settings

Mouse sensitivity is one of the most important settings in PUBG, especially when it comes to recoil control and accurate shooting. Recrent's sensitivity setup is designed for stable weapon control and predictable aiming movement, which is why many players use it as a base for their own configuration.

This sensitivity provides a balance between camera movement speed and aiming precision. It works well for players who want comfortable control in both close-range fights and long-distance engagements.


Main Sensitivity Settings

General Sensitivity: 27

Vertical Sensitivity Multiplier: 1.02

Over-the-Shoulder Sensitivity: 29

Aim Sensitivity (ADS): 24

Scope Sensitivity: 50

Overall Sensitivity: Disabled


Scope Sensitivity Settings

2x Scope: 22

3x Scope: 22

4x Scope: 21

6x Scope: 21

8x / 15x Scope: 21


After applying these values, mouse movement becomes more consistent and predictable, especially when aiming and shooting at longer distances.

The 1.02 vertical sensitivity multiplier slightly increases vertical mouse movement speed, which helps compensate for weapon recoil during the first shots and makes controlling the upward kick of the weapon easier.

Keep in mind that Recrent's sensitivity is not a perfect universal setting for every player. It is better used as a starting point, then adjusted based on your mouse DPI, mouse pad size, and personal playstyle.

Conclusion: How to Get the Most Out of PUBG

Recrent's settings can be considered a strong foundation for a smoother and more consistent PUBG experience. They help remove unnecessary visual distractions, improve image clarity, and create better conditions for focusing on shooting and decision-making.


However, even the best configuration cannot replace practice. Your final performance still depends on many factors, including reaction speed, map knowledge, positioning, concentration, and overall experience.

If you want to improve your results, the best place to start is optimizing your game settings and then developing your own skills. A good configuration should make gameplay more comfortable and consistent, not replace actual experience.


You can choose additional settings and solutions depending on your platform:

The right configuration gives you a cleaner image and better control, while regular practice turns these advantages into real improvements.