Some players take years to make a name for themselves, and some explode out of nowhere. Tkzin clearly belongs to the second category. Enzo "Tkzin" Zimiani is 18 years old, he is the Duelist for LOUD, and he played a VCT Americas grand final only a few weeks after his first tier 1 matches.
Coming straight out of the KRÜ academy, he inherited one of the most exposed roles in Brazilian Valorant : opening sites for LOUD, in front of one of the loudest crowds in the scene. A role where hesitation does not exist and where every opening duel is decided in a few tenths of a second.
Behind that aggression sits a Tkzin config built for one thing only : pure reactivity. Sensitivity, ultra light mouse, magnetic keyboard, 360 Hz monitor, graphics at the absolute minimum : every element of the Tkzin config exists to save time and to strip noise out of the image.
In this complete guide, we break down the Tkzin config on Valorant, his exact settings and his whole gaming setup. If you want to understand how one of the youngest Duelists in the VCT plays and take inspiration from the Tkzin config, you are in the right place.
⚡ Tkzin, reactivity above everything
Looking at the Tkzin config, one logic jumps straight out : everything is built to cut the time between information and action. A 49 g wireless mouse, a 4000 Hz polling rate, a magnetic switch keyboard, a 360 Hz monitor and graphics set entirely to minimum. Nothing is there to look pretty.
The most interesting choice is his sensitivity. With an eDPI of 160, Tkzin plays well below the average professional Duelist, who usually sits around 250 to 300. This is a player who balances his aggression with very strict crosshair placement : he enters fast, but he shoots clean.
The rest of the setup follows the same idea. A large cloth mousepad to absorb the wide arm movements a low sensitivity demands, a Razer BlackShark V3 Pro headset for audio information, and video settings that remove absolutely everything capable of hiding an enemy : no shadows, no bloom, no vignette, no distortion.
It is a young player's config in the best possible sense : modern, light, fast, and fully built around the opening duel. 🎯
🖱️ Tkzin's mouse
In the Tkzin config, the mouse is the centrepiece. He plays on a Razer Viper V4 Pro White, one of the most advanced esports mice available right now, and a model that took over very quickly among Valorant Duelists.
The Viper V4 Pro is built on an ambidextrous shape, 12.7 cm long for only 49 g. It carries the Focus Pro 30K sensor, Razer Gen 4 optical switches and a wireless connection that can run up to 8000 Hz. It is a mouse designed for players who want the lowest possible latency and the lowest possible weight.
On settings, Tkzin plays at 1600 DPI with a sensitivity of 0.1, which gives an eDPI of 160, all at 4000 Hz. His scoped sensitivity is set to 0.88, slightly under 1, which makes micro corrections on the Operator far easier to control.
That very low sensitivity naturally demands a large mousepad. Tkzin uses an X-raypad Aqua Control+ Wave in 45 × 40 cm, a cloth pad with medium glide and firm foam, built for players who want control without losing flick speed.
Tkzin's mouse sums up his entire config : the lowest weight possible, the lowest latency possible, and a sensitivity slow enough to never miss the first duel.
⌨️ Tkzin's keyboard
For the keyboard, Tkzin plays on a Wooting 60HE+, probably the most iconic keyboard on the current Valorant scene. A 60 % format, extremely compact, fitted with Lekker analog switches using Hall effect technology.
The point of magnetic switches is simple : they let you set the actuation point of every key down to a tenth of a millimetre and, above all, enable Rapid Trigger. In practice, the key resets instantly as soon as it travels back up, which makes counter strafes much cleaner and stops much sharper.
For a Duelist playing Jett, Raze, Yoru and Neon, that detail changes everything. Those agents demand constant movement, dashes, jumps and hard stops right before shooting. Rapid Trigger removes the micro slide that costs a first bullet.
The 60 % format also plays a direct role. With an eDPI of 160, Tkzin needs space. Removing the numpad, the function row and the navigation cluster frees up a huge movement zone for the mouse.
With this keyboard, the Tkzin config stays perfectly true to its logic : modern gear, chosen for purely technical reasons.
🖥️ Tkzin's monitor
On the monitor side, Tkzin plays on a Zowie BenQ XL2566X+, a 24.1 inch Full HD panel that runs at 400 Hz.
One interesting detail : this is a Fast TN panel, the technology still favoured by the vast majority of the Counter-Strike and Valorant scene. Where modern IPS panels win on colours and viewing angles, Fast TN remains unbeatable on raw response time, and BenQ adds its DyAc 2 technology on top, which drastically reduces motion blur during sprays and fast flicks. On Valorant, where you have to read an enemy silhouette in a fraction of a second while strafing, that clarity in motion is a real advantage. If you want to understand the differences between panel technologies, we explain everything in our blog dedicated to monitor panels 👀.
The rest of the video settings point in the same direction. Tkzin plays in 1920 × 1080 at 16:9, fullscreen, with absolutely every graphics option at minimum : shadows off, anti aliasing off, bloom off, vignette off. The goal : maximum framerate and a completely readable image.
He also uses the yellow enemy colour from the protanopia mode, a setting adopted by a huge number of professionals because it makes opponents pop far more aggressively than the default red.
📖 Tkzin's story
Born on 13 February 2008 in Brazil, Enzo "Tkzin" Zimiani belongs to that generation of players who discovered Valorant the moment it launched and who are now reaching tier 1 barely out of their teens. He is 18 years old, and he has already played an international final.
Since his debut, he has held one role and one role only : Duelist. Jett, Yoru, Raze and Neon make up most of his agent pool, with a style built on immediate space taking and complete confidence in his aim.
🇧🇷 A rapid start on the South American scene
His professional career started in 2024 with Furious Gaming, an Argentinian organisation, at VCT 2024 LAS Stage 2. A fourth place finish in his first official tournament, at 16 years old.
He then moved through two Brazilian rosters : THE 7 from October 2024 to January 2025, with a second place at VCT 2024 BR Stage 3, then Corinthians Esports, where he took third place at VCT 2025 BR Stage 1. Three teams, three top 4 finishes, and a reputation growing fast across the Challengers circuit.
🚀 Through the KRÜ academy
In December 2025, Tkzin joined KRÜ SPARK, the academy of KRÜ Esports. That is the step that changed everything : he moved from a semi professional environment to a VCT partner structure, with the training methods and standards that come with it.
That spell lasted roughly seven months, long enough for one of the biggest organisations in the region to notice him.
💚 Joining LOUD and the VCT Americas final
In July 2026, LOUD signed him on loan from KRÜ SPARK to fill the Duelist slot. An almost scripted scenario : his first VCT match was played against KRÜ Esports, the main roster of the very structure he came from.
What followed went far beyond expectations. Alongside lukxo, cauanzin, DaviH and Darker, Tkzin ran through the whole VCT 2026 Americas Stage 2 bracket : wins over FURIA, MIBR, G2 Esports and then NRG in the lower bracket final, before falling 3 to 2 against 100 Thieves in the grand final.
Losing an international final a few weeks after his tier 1 debut, at 18 years old, says plenty about the player's potential. The Brazilian scene has probably found its next great Duelist. 💚
⚙️ In-game settings
| Mouse setting | Value |
|---|---|
| DPI | 1600 |
| Sensitivity | 0.1 |
| eDPI | 160 |
| Scoped Sensitivity | 0.88 |
| ADS Sensitivity | 1 |
| Polling Rate | 4000 Hz |
General Video Settings
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1920 × 1080 |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Aspect Ratio Method | Fill |
| Display Mode | Fullscreen |
| Enemy Highlight Color | Yellow (Protanopia) |
Graphics Quality
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Multithreaded Rendering | On |
| Material Quality | Low |
| Texture Quality | Low |
| Detail Quality | Low |
| UI Quality | Low |
| Vignette | Off |
| VSync | Off |
| Anti-Aliasing | None |
| Anisotropic Filtering | 1x |
| Improve Clarity | Off |
| Experimental Sharpening | Off |
| Bloom | Off |
| Distortion | Off |
| Cast Shadows | Off |
Crosshair
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Color | White (#ffffff) |
| Outlines | On |
| Center Dot | On, thickness 2 |
| Inner Lines | Length 1, thickness 2, offset 1 |
| Outer Lines | Off |
| Movement and Firing Error | Off |
| Crosshair Code | 0;s;1;P;o;1;d;1;f;0;m;1;0l;1;0o;1;0a;1;0f;0;1t;0;1l;0;1o;0;1a;1;1m;0;1f;0 |
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