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Kohi Click Test

The Minecraft PvP clicking benchmark: find your CPS and compare it with other players.

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Click fast and steady, like you are mid-fight

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What is the Kohi click test?

Kohi was a well-known Minecraft PvP server from the 1.7 and 1.8 era, and PvP players still use its name for the CPS test. It works like the regular CPS test, but has its own leaderboard for PvP players.

Does CPS matter in PvP?

In 1.8-style combat every click is a swing, so faster clicking helps you land hits and keep combos going. Since 1.9, an attack cooldown rewards well-timed hits instead, so CPS matters most on servers that keep 1.8 combat.

What is a good CPS for PvP?

Around 6 to 8 CPS is normal clicking. A steady 9 to 12 CPS is a solid competitive level, usually reached with jitter or butterfly clicking. Holding your speed for a whole fight beats a short peak.

Click speed ranks

Finish a test and you earn one of ten animal ranks, from Snail to Hummingbird. These thresholds are for the 10 second test; shorter tests set the bar higher.

  1. Snail

    < 3 CPS

  2. Sloth

    3–4

  3. Turtle

    4–5

  4. Penguin

    5–6

  5. Rabbit

    6–7

  6. Fox

    7–8

  7. Horse

    8–9.5

  8. Cheetah

    9.5–11

  9. Falcon

    11–13

  10. Hummingbird

    13+ CPS

Frequently asked questions

Is the Kohi click test different from a normal CPS test?

The timing and scoring are the same. It just has its own leaderboard for PvP players.

What is the best clicking method for PvP?

There is no single best one. Butterfly clicking gives speed with steady aim, jitter clicking works on any mouse but shakes your aim, and normal clicking is the most accurate.

Can I use an auto clicker on the Kohi click test?

Results with machine-perfect timing are flagged and kept off the leaderboard. On real servers, auto clickers usually get you banned.

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