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Use the 150-second timer when you want to see how your pace holds up over a longer run. Take a break between attempts and stop if your hand feels tired.
Use your primary mouse button or tap with one finger. The first press starts the timer.
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Use the 150-second timer when you want to see how your pace holds up over a longer run. Take a break between attempts and stop if your hand feels tired.
Start with a primary mouse click or a single-finger tap inside the target. That first press starts the clock and counts. Keep your pointer or finger inside the target and use the same input until time runs out.
Average CPS is the number of registered presses divided by the full test duration. Best burst is the most presses in any one-second window. Average interval is the time between consecutive presses, and consistency describes how evenly spaced they were.
Keep the same timer, input, and technique. Save a few runs and look for a pattern across scores and pace charts. If a single physical press seems to register twice, check it with the dedicated Double Click Test.