YukaF Apex Legends Settings 2026

Yuga “YukaF” Horie is a Japanese professional Apex Legends player, currently competing for Fnatic. His style is high-tempo, movement-heavy, and mechanically precise, which his setup reflects: a mix of high-performance gear and finely tuned in-game settings designed to maximise responsiveness and visual clarity.

If you’re looking to mirror a pro-level PC/M&K setup and settings baseline, YukaF is a solid reference point — though keep in mind your own preferences, hardware and comfort matter just as much.

In-Game Settings

Mouse & Sensitivity

DPI	400
In-game Sensitivity	2.53
ADS Sensitivity Multiplier	1.0
Per-Optic ADS Sensitivity	Off
eDPI	1,012
Polling Rate (Hz)	1000
Mouse Acceleration	Off

Keybinds

Action	Key
Crouch	Left Ctrl
Jump	Space
Sprint	Left Shift
Auto-Sprint	Off
Tactical Ability	Q
Ultimate Ability	Y / Z
Interact / Pickup	F
Alternate Interact	Mouse Button 5
Inventory	Tab
Map	M
Toggle Fire Mode	B
Melee	V
Equip Weapon 1	3
Equip Weapon 2	5
Holster Weapons	X
Equip Grenade	T
Equip Survival Item	6
Use Syringe	1
Use Med Kit	2
Use Shield Cell	Mouse Button 4
Use Shield Battery	Left Alt
Use Phoenix Kit	Y

Video / Display Settings

Display Mode	Full Screen
Resolution	1920×1080
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Brightness	75%
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	High (4 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	High
Effects Detail	Low
Impact Marks	Disabled
Ragdolls	Low

FAQs

Q: Should I copy YukaF’s settings exactly?

They’re a strong starting point, especially if your hardware is similar, but you should adjust for your own comfort — muscle memory, desk size, mousepad surface, and playstyle all matter.

Q: Why is the resolution 1728 × 1080 and aspect ratio 16:10 unusual?

Many pro players use non-native or non-standard resolutions / aspect ratios to achieve higher frame rates, reduce GPU load, or gain visual advantages. If your monitor supports native 16:9, you can use that; the priority is consistent frame-rate + low input lag.

Q: What does eDPI mean and why is it important?

eDPI (effective DPI) = DPI × in-game sensitivity. It standardises across different hardware so you can compare sens across setups. YukaF’s eDPI is about 1,012.

Q: I don’t have the same mouse / monitor / GPU — will these settings still work?

Yes — the in-game settings (sens, FOV, binds) are independent of gear. Gear just complements performance (less input lag, faster refresh, etc.). Focus on getting low latency and comfortable control first.

Q: What if I feel the sensitivity is too low or too high?

You can scale it. The point is consistency. If you increase sensitivity, aim to preserve the same radials (cm/360°) as you get used to faster camera swings. If you decrease sensitivity, you might need a larger mousepad or more arm movement.