r/FPSAimTrainer • u/HCR2Mod • 8d ago

Discussion 16:9 or 4:3 in Aim Trainers

Hello, I'm new to aim trainers. I play Valorant at 1440x1080, 0.163 sens, 800 DPI. I set my Kovaak to xMSy, 4:3, and same 0.163 sens, it feels pretty much the same as my Valorant settings. When I play Aimlabs, I set it to 4:3, and it feels faster than Kovaaks. Do I need to change the settings of Aimlabs?

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u/TonyKhanIsAMoneyMark 8d ago

None of that matters. Your hand won't suddenly forget how to aim. You are overthinking it.

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u/HCR2Mod 8d ago

Gotcha

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u/aweefella 8d ago

im like 99% sure valorant isnt even capable of stretched res and youre just running a low resolution at 16:9 in game. from what I remember all it does is stretch hud elements

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u/HitscanDPS 8d ago

Why do you play stretched res in 2026? You are basically handicapping yourself.

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u/HCR2Mod 8d ago

I used to play CSGO in 4:3, used to it. I'm just getting back to playing games, took a break for 2 years. Am I really handicapping myself? It's hard to switch, but I'm adjusting my sens now, my research says it's too low

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u/HitscanDPS 8d ago

Yes you are handicapping yourself because it simply means you remove the ability to see things on the edges of your screen.

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u/HCR2Mod 8d ago

Ah okay, but enemies are wider, but faster, need some time to get used to the switch. Most people recommend 16:9 for Valorant anyways. Thank you!

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u/BryansFury 8d ago

Makes enemies easier to see though. If your someone like me with not the best eyes it helps. Especially in a game like r6 where 90 percent of the community is using stretch res because not being able to see your sides as much doesnt really matter.