Ability Tests
60 Second CPS Test — Sustained Click Speed
One full minute of clicking. The truest measure of your sustained click rate — Minecraft PvP players use this for combat practice.
One minute of clicking. This is the test that tells you your real combat-sustainable rate — the speed you can hold through a long Minecraft PvP encounter or a marathon. 4-5 CPS is solid sustained. 6-7 is competitive. 8+ is elite endurance, rarer than peak-burst world records suggest.
Before you start
- 1 Use a non-laptop mouse — trackpads cap out lower.
- 2 Click "Start", then the 3-2-1 countdown begins.
- 3 Pace yourself — go for the rate you can hold for 60s.
- 4 After exactly 60 seconds, the test stops automatically.
- 5 No mouse? Press the spacebar instead.
Click "Start" to begin
60-second click race
Time left
60.0
Clicks
0
Live CPS
0.0
0.0 CPS
0 clicks in 60 seconds
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Try other durations
CPS varies a lot by test length. Try them all.
Frequently asked questions
Who runs a 60-second CPS test?
Mostly Minecraft PvP players who want their actual sustained combat rate, not a sprint number. Also useful for finding your true endurance ceiling — the rate you can hold through real gameplay where every encounter takes time.
What's a good 60-second CPS?
4-5 CPS sustained over a full minute is solid. 6-7 is competitive. 8+ is elite endurance. Almost no one stays above 9 — even pro Minecraft PvP players average 7-8 over 60s.
Should I take breaks during the test?
No — the test runs continuously. The point is sustained rate. If you stop, your CPS drops because the calculation is total clicks ÷ 60 seconds. Pace yourself instead — find the rate you can hold without fatigue spike.
My forearm hurts after this test. Normal?
60 seconds of fast clicking is a real workout for your forearm. Mild soreness is normal; sharp pain is not. Take 10+ minute rests between attempts and stop if pain persists. Jitter and butterfly techniques are particularly RSI-prone over a full minute.
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