Taisheen – Apex Legends Settings & Gear

Can “Taisheen” Öztürk (born July 20, 2000) is a former professional Apex Legends player from Turkey. Though retired now, his in-game settings remain popular among many players who try to emulate his precision and comfort.

Taisheen’s Mouse Settings

DPI	400
Sensitivity	2.5
ADS Sensitivity Multiplier	1.0
Per-Optic ADS Sensitivity	Off
eDPI	1000
Polling Rate (Hz)	1000
Mouse Acceleration	Off

Taisheen’s Keybinds

Action	Key
Crouch	L-Ctrl
Jump	Space / Mouse Wheel Down
Sprint	L-Shift
Auto-Sprint	Off
Tactical Ability	Q / Mouse 4
Ultimate Ability	Y / Z
Interact / Pickup	E
Alternate Interact	X
Inventory	Tab
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	L-Alt
Use Syringe	5
Use Med Kit	6
Use Shield Cell	7
Use Shield Battery	8
Use Phoenix Kit	9

Taisheen’s Video / Graphics Settings

Display Mode	Full Screen
Resolution	1920×1080
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Brightness	50%
Field of View (FOV)	110
FOV Ability Scaling	Disabled
Sprint View Shake	Minimal
V-Sync	Disabled
NVIDIA Reflex	Enabled + Boost
Anti-Aliasing	None
Texture Streaming Budget	None
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: Should I copy Taisheen’s settings exactly?

You can, as a starting point — especially if you want a baseline that worked for a pro. But keep in mind, settings like mouse sensitivity and keybinds are highly personal. What feels precise for Taisheen may feel slow or clunky to you. Use his setup as a template, then tweak gradually to match your comfort and mousepad size.

Q: His DPI is 400 and sens 2.5 (eDPI = 1000). That’s lower than many pro players who use 800 or higher DPI. Why is that?

Lower DPI + higher in-game sens gives a different “feel.” Some players prefer lower DPI for finer control and consistent aim tracking. Others prefer higher DPI for faster turns. It depends on your style, desk/mousepad space, and how you aim (wrist vs arm).

Q: Will I get an advantage just by copying these settings?

Not automatically. Settings matter, but skill, aim technique, and practice matter far more. Use good settings to maximize comfort, consistency and muscle memory — that’s what actually leads to improvement.

Q: If I have a high-refresh-rate monitor (240 Hz like his), will I benefit more than with a 60 Hz one?

Yes. High FPS + high refresh rates reduce input lag and make movement/aim feel smoother. But benefits are diminished if your PC or internet can’t consistently deliver high FPS. Also you still need good aim discipline.