Kohi Click Test
The classic 10-second Minecraft PvP benchmark.
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The Kohi click test is a 10-second click speed test popularised by Minecraft PvP servers. A good Kohi score is 6–8 CPS, and strong players sustain 8–10 CPS across the full 10 seconds.
What is the Kohi click test?
The Kohi click test comes from the Kohi Minecraft server, where fast clicking gave players an edge in PvP. It's a 10-second CPS test — long enough to measure sustained speed rather than a lucky burst. It became the community standard for comparing click speed.
What's a good Kohi CPS?
For Minecraft PvP, 6–8 CPS is solid and 8–10 is strong. Many competitive servers cap clicking around 10–12 CPS to rule out autoclickers, so a clean run in that range over the full 10 seconds is a great result.
The average score in this mode is around 5.9 CPS. Beat it, then try to break your own best.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the Kohi test 10 seconds?
Ten seconds is long enough that you can't fake it with a one-second burst, which makes it a fair benchmark for the sustained clicking that matters in PvP.
Is the Kohi test different from a normal CPS test?
The engine is the same — it's a standard click test locked to a 10-second duration, framed for the Minecraft community.