Selly Apex Legends Settings & Gear

Selly is one of the most electrifying Apex Legends players, known for his hyper-aggressive playstyle, sharp mechanics, and fearless engagements. This guide breaks down Selly’s complete in-game settings, sensitivity preferences, and gaming gear.

If you’re looking to understand how a top-tier pro fine-tunes their setup—or want to optimize your own performance—you’ll find everything you need right here.

Selly’s Mouse Settings

DPI	800
Sensitivity	1.3
ADS Sensitivity Multiplier	1.0
Per-Optic ADS Sensitivity	Off
eDPI	1040
Polling Rate (Hz)	1000
Mouse Acceleration	Off

Selly’s Keybinds

Action	Key
Crouch	L-Ctrl
Jump	Space / Mouse Wheel Down
Sprint	Left Shift
Auto-Sprint	Off
Tactical Ability	Q
Ultimate Ability	Z
Interact / Pickup	E
Alternate Interact	X
Inventory	Tab / I
Map	M
Toggle Fire Mode	B
Melee	V
Equip Weapon 1	1
Equip Weapon 2	2
Holster Weapons	3
Equip Grenade	G
Equip Survival Item	Left Alt
Use Syringe	5
Use Med Kit	6
Use Shield Cell	7
Use Shield Battery	8
Use Phoenix Kit	9

Selly’s Video Settings

Display Mode	Full Screen
Resolution	1920×1080
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Brightness	52%
Field of View (FOV)	104
FOV Ability Scaling	Disabled
Sprint View Shake	Minimal
V-Sync	Disabled
NVIDIA Reflex	Enabled + Boost
Anti-Aliasing	None
Texture Streaming Budget	Insane (8 GB VRAM)
Texture Filtering	Bilinear
Ambient Occlusion Quality	Disabled
Sun Shadow Coverage	Low
Sun Shadow Detail	Low
Spot Shadow Detail	Disabled
Volumetric Lighting	Disabled
Dynamic Spot Shadows	Disabled
Model Detail	Low
Effects Detail	Low
Impact Marks	Disabled
Ragdolls	Low

FAQs

Q: Why are some graphics options set to “Low” or “Disabled”?

Many pro players prioritize performance and smooth frame rates over visual fidelity. Lowering shadows, lighting, effects, and disabling anti-aliasing helps reduce distractions and improves FPS — crucial for competitive shooters like Apex Legends.

Q: What is eDPI and why does it matter?

eDPI = DPI × In-game sensitivity. It gives a better sense of your actual mouse sensitivity. Selly’s eDPI is 1040 (800 DPI × 1.3), which is considered a balanced sensitivity — not too slow, not too twitchy.

Q: Should I copy these settings exactly?

You can use them as a strong starting point. But ideal settings vary depending on your hardware (mouse, monitor, PC), mouse pad size, and play style. Adjust to what feels comfortable to you.

Q: What if I don’t use the same gear (mouse, monitor)?

That’s fine. Even if your gear differs, these settings can still be a useful reference. The key is consistency — once you find a sensitivity, video config, and keybinds that work, stick with them while you adapt your aim and muscle memory.

Q: Does higher FOV help?

A wider field of view lets you see more around you — useful in a fast-paced game like Apex. 104 FOV is a balanced choice (wide enough for awareness, not too stretched). Some players go higher (e.g., 110), but it depends on preference and how comfortable you are with the view.