• Every frame matters
  
  
• Every millisecond of input delay matters
  
  
• Every pixel of visibility matters
  
  
  Unlike casual shooters, Siege is:
  
  
• Tactical
  
  
• Audio-based
  
  
• Gadget-heavy
  
  
• Extremely angle-dependent
  
  
  Small tweaks can literally change:
  
  
• Your time-to-kill
  
  
• How fast you react
  
  
• How soon you spot enemies
  
  
• Whether you see traps or die to them

✔️ Maximum visibility
✔️ Lowest input delay
✔️ Competitive graphics meta (2025)
✔️ Trap visibility improvements
✔️ Shadow advantage
✔️ Optimized mouse control
✔️ Pro HUD & Team Colors setup

Everything is explained in detail, with reasons, not just settings.

Best option. Always use this.

Lowest input latency

Better FPS stability

Better frame pacing
Borderless has micro-stutters and higher delay → avoid.




16:9 (Default)
Best when you prefer clean visibility
No distortion
Easier to see pixel info (traps, corners, tiny heads)



4:3 Stretched
Enemies appear wider → easier to hit
Movement feels faster
Preferred by players who rely on mechanical aim

Competitive recommendation:

If you are aim-heavy → 4:3 stretched
If you are info-heavy → 16:9



1920×1080
Best overall clarity
Perfect for spotting gadgets and details



If low FPS:
1600×900
1280×960 (4:3 stretched meta resolution)



Lower resolution = higher FPS but harder to see traps.
Balance according to your PC.


Always set to the maximum supported by your monitor:

• 144Hz
  
• 165Hz
  
• 240Hz
  
• 360Hz

Higher refresh rate = more smoothing + better tracking + lower delay.

OFF.
VSync adds 20–40ms of input delay → unacceptable for Siege.



(Field of View)

Recommended range: 80–90

• Higher FOV = more peripheral vision
  
• Lower FOV = bigger model size

Most people don’t know this but Siege's graphics impact gameplay decisions, angles, and shadows.

For competitive play:
✔️ You want everything on LOW to remove unnecessary visual clutter
✔️ EXCEPT Shadows on High because they give HUGE advantage


Higher textures give almost no advantage.
Low textures = higher FPS and cleaner surfaces.


Makes floor patterns and small visual info cleaner.
You don’t need 16×.


Stops Siege from adding fake detail in distance.
Low = simpler shapes = easier to spot heads.


Removes unnecessary lighting complexity.
You want maps to look clean, not cinematic.


This is where the meta changes.
Why High Shadows = A Competitive Advantage

• Enemy shadows appear very late or not at all
  
• You lose info

• You see enemy shadows from far away
  
• You know where an enemy is entering from
  
• You spot movement BEFORE enemies peek
  
• Staircases, doorways, and windows become intel points
  
• This literally gives free kills because you react before they appear.

➡️ Reflection Quality — LOW
• Reflections only waste performance and do NOT help gameplay.
➡️ Reflection Quality — LOW
Reflections only waste performance and do NOT help gameplay.
➡️ Ambient Occlusion — OFF
AO makes corners darker → BAD for visibility.
➡️ Lens Effects — OFF
No competitive benefit. Only visual distractions.
➡️ Zoom-In Depth of Field — OFF
Blur = bad for aiming. Always OFF.
➡️ Anti-Aliasing — OFF or T-AA
OFF
• Sharper image
  
• Easier to spot small pixel-heads
  
• Best for competitive visibility
  
• Higher FPS
T-AA
• Smoother edges
  
• Helps reduce shimmering
  
• Slight blur but stable
  
• Pick depending on preference
➡️ NVIDIA Reflex — ON + BOOST
• Reduces input delay heavily.
  
• Boost keeps GPU running at max clocks to remove latency spikes

Your aim consistency comes from:

• Low DPI
  
• Low sensitivity
  
• High polling
  
• Zero acceleration

Lower DPI = more control
Higher DPI = faster movement but less stable

Most pros use:

• 400 DPI
  
• 800 DPI
  
• 1600 DPI

Suggested starting point:

Horizontal: 8–12
Vertical: 8–12

Why low sens?

• Easier recoil correction
  
• Smoother tracking
  
• More consistent flicks

Use the new per-scope ADS system
Recommended: 0.8 – 1.0 for every scope

Why?

• Stable transition
  
• Easier micro-adjustments during peeks

Acceleration destroys muscle memory.
Never use it.

(OLD) Night Mode (NEW) Low mode:

Why?

• Boosts footsteps
  
• Boosts reloads
  
• Boosts gadget sounds
  
• Reduces bass
  
• Makes quiet sounds louder
  
• This is what competitive players use.

Keeps sound clear without clipping.

Team colors affect:

• Enemy outlines
  
• Traps visibility
  
• Gadget detection
  
• Identifying Kapkan traps instantly
  
• Seeing enemy silhouettes in dark rooms