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The 60 Second CPS Test is a longer click test mode where players keep making mouse clicks for 1 minute. It shows your score with a CPS countdown and helps measure clicking ability, click speed, click rate, and reaction time during the test.
It is not a typical CPS test mode for many players. Unlike 10 or 15 second cps tests, this mode shows consistency, control, and stamina more clearly in a longer test.
For a 60 Second CPS Test, regular clicking is the most sustainable because it gives better control, steady click speed, and less strain. Butterfly clicking can also work, but jitter clicking and drag clicking are harder to keep consistent.
Most players start the 60 Second CPS Test like 5-second mode, but that usually lowers score over an extended period. In this test, use your mouse with steady clicking, balanced speed, strong control, and clean mouse control so your fingers do not lose energy too fast.
Try to keep a constant rate instead of rushing at the start of the 60 seconds. This method supports better CPS, stable click rate, accurate timing, stronger skills, and more consistency, while continuous clicking, sustained clicking, stamina, and endurance help you finish well.
A common mistake is using too much speed in the first few seconds and losing energy near the end. Gripping the mouse too hard can also cause hand strain and reduce control. Changing rhythm too often can hurt timing and lower click rate. Staying relaxed and keeping the same pace usually leads to a better score.