5 秒
クリック数
0
リアルタイムCPS
0.0
残り時間
100
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Duration 10 — 100 Seconds
100 second CPS test.
One hundred seconds is the endurance event of click speed testing. Few players ever run it; fewer still run it well. The 100s score is not a game-relevant number — no fight lasts that long — but it is the most honest measure of total clicking conditioning that exists.
クイック解説
A 100 second CPS test measures average clicks per second over 100 seconds — the extreme-endurance format beyond standard testing. It exists for conditioned players chasing documented endurance numbers, and it is the longest serious test on this site.
The format changes the psychology of the test. A countdown from 100 seconds is an exercise in mental pacing: the first twenty seconds must feel boring, the middle forty must be automated, and the final forty are where the run is won. Players who front-load are finished at second forty.
Expect serious drift: most players end 30–50% below their 10s score. The value is in the pattern — a stable per-10-seconds split across the minute-and-a-half reveals whether your technique survives real fatigue, which shorter tests cannot show.
The record territory
Documented 100-second averages sit around 7–9 CPS for elite butterfly players on suitable mice — remarkable output sustained for over a minute and a half. Single-finger 100s averages above 5 CPS are already strong, and drag clicking at this length is limited by fingertip condition rather than technique.
Run the 100s test no more than once every two weeks, and always after a rest day. Log it on Personal Best and watch the split chart — the goal is not a single hero run but a slowly flattening fatigue curve across months.
Preparing for the 100s run
Build up through the ladder: a clean 30s score is the entry requirement, and a stable 60s score makes the 100s run worth attempting. Warm up with 5s and 15s runs, choose your most comfortable technique (butterfly is the community favorite at this length), and commit to a pacing plan before the ring starts counting.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is a 100 second cps test?
A 100 second CPS test measures average clicks per second over 100 seconds — the extreme-endurance format beyond standard testing.
How do I prepare for a 100s run?
Build up through the ladder first: a clean 30s score is the entry requirement, and a stable 60s score makes the 100s run worth attempting. Warm up with 5s and 15s runs, pick butterfly, and commit to a pacing plan before the ring starts counting.
Are 100s records real?
Documented 100-second averages sit around 7–9 CPS for elite butterfly players on suitable mice — remarkable output sustained for over a minute and a half. Single-finger averages above 5 CPS are already strong.