Mode 01 — Kohi

Test de frappe Kohi.

Le clic Kohi est la frappe régulière à un doigt indispensable au PvP Minecraft. Évaluez la constance de votre tempo.

Échelle de Rang

Noob·Soldier·Warrior·Gladiator·Kohi Legend

10 seconds

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CPS

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Timer starts on your first click

What is Kohi Clicking?

Kohi clicking is plain, fast, one-finger clicking at 8–12 clicks per second with rock-solid consistency.

Measured
Interval CV — the coefficient of variation of the gaps between your clicks. Below ~25% means machine-like consistency; above ~45% means an irregular rhythm.

Origin & gameplay use

The name comes from the Kohi server, which popularized sprint-clicking with one finger for Minecraft PvP.

Health & safety

Kohi is the gentlest of advanced techniques, but take breaks to avoid index finger fatigue.

Guide

How to use the Kohi Clicking tester

Kohi Clicking rating ladder

Noob · Soldier · Warrior · Gladiator · Kohi Legend

0–6 Noob 6–9 Soldier 9–12 Warrior 12–15 Gladiator 15–+ Kohi Legend

Quick answer

Kohi clicking is fast, one-finger clicking on the left mouse button, named after the Kohi PvP practice server that popularized it in the early 2010s. Practiced players hold 8–12 CPS with a steady rhythm.

Why click speed matters in Minecraft

In Minecraft PvP, clicking speed directly affects how many hits you land in a trade and how much knockback you deal. Every extra click per second is an extra chance to hit the enemy before their combo lands.

The Hypixel ~13 CPS cap

Hypixel limits the click speed that actually counts in PvP. Clicks beyond roughly 13 CPS do not register extra hits, making consistency the real differentiator.

Comparison

Kohi vs Jitter vs Butterfly vs Drag

The four techniques trade speed against strain, consistency and mouse requirements. Kohi is the reliable baseline, jitter adds raw speed at the cost of arm fatigue, butterfly doubles output with two fingers, and drag clicking is the ceiling — if your mouse cooperates.

Metric	Kohi	Jitter	Butterfly	Drag
Typical CPS	8–12	9–14	10–16	20–40
Hand usage	One finger	Whole forearm	Two fingers	One fingertip + friction
Difficulty	Easy to learn	Hard to sustain	Moderate	Mouse-dependent
Body strain	Low	Highest — arm tension	Low — load split	Skin abrasion risk
Mouse needed	Any	Any	Any (wide buttons help)	Textured buttons / grip tape
Minecraft use	Daily PvP baseline	Duels & potions	W-tap & combos	God-bridging & speed bridging
Server legality	Allowed	Usually allowed	Debated	Often restricted
Consistency	High	Medium — fatigue sets in	High	Low — surface-dependent

Figures are community-observed averages for practiced players, not guarantees — individual results vary with mouse, hand and practice time.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is Kohi clicking?

Kohi clicking is plain, fast, one-finger clicking — no mouse tricks, just a steady finger reaching 8–12 clicks per second. It’s named after the Kohi PvP practice server that popularized it.

What is Interval CV in the Kohi test?

Interval CV (coefficient of variation) measures how uniform the gaps between your clicks are. Below ~25% means machine-like, consistent rhythm; above ~45% means irregular pacing.