Kohi Click Test
The classic 10-second Kohi CPS test, in your browser.
How it works
- 01
Ten seconds, one number. The Kohi format became the reference benchmark on Minecraft PvP servers, and it stuck because it is long enough to be honest.
- 02
The clock starts on your first click, so there is no reaction-time penalty.
- 03
Ten seconds is long enough that burst techniques fade. Expect a lower number here than on a one-second test.
Common questions
What was Kohi?
A Minecraft hardcore factions server whose click test became the community standard for comparing CPS. The server is gone; the benchmark outlived it.
What is a good Kohi score?
Normal clicking gives 5 to 8 CPS over ten seconds. Competitive PvP players reach 10 to 13. Much above that over a full ten seconds is unusual.
Why is the Kohi test ten seconds?
Long enough that a lucky burst does not dominate the result, short enough that stamina is not the main thing being measured.