Kohi Click Test
The classic Minecraft PvP click benchmark
What is the Kohi Click Test?
The Kohi Legacy
Kohi was a legendary Minecraft Hard Core Factions server whose built-in 10-second click test became the community standard for measuring PvP clicking speed. The server is gone, but "Kohi click test" remains the benchmark name players search for.
Why 10 Seconds?
Ten seconds is long enough to punish burst-only clicking and reward sustainable speed — which is what actually matters in a PvP fight. A 5-second score typically runs 1–2 CPS higher than the same player's 10-second score.
Kohi Score Standards
Community standards: 4–6 CPS normal, 7–9 CPS good PvP speed, 10+ CPS jitter-level. Combined with aim and W-tapping, 8 CPS is plenty to win most fights.
FAQ
Is this the original Kohi test?
The original server is offline; this recreates its 10-second format faithfully.
What CPS do Minecraft pros have?
Most competitive players sit at 8–12 CPS sustained.
Does higher CPS mean more hits?
Up to a point — beyond ~10 CPS, aim and timing matter more than raw speed.
Is it free?
Yes, free and no signup.