How can I improve my reaction time? : r aimlab - Reddit On my modern gaming desktop I score 160+ms in human benchmark but on my 5 year old laptop I’m 200ms+ In my experience human benchmark is fairly effected by hardware If you have a semi capable Pc, I’d recommend using Aim Labs to gauge your reaction time
humanbenchmark reaction on a 144hz monitor : r FPSAimTrainer - Reddit No_thin humanbenchmark reaction on a 144hz monitor i consistently get 135-145 ms when fully concentrated sometimes below 130 on 144 hz do you guys think i can get below 100ms reaction and 200ms on aim trainer on a 500hz monitor?
Human Benchmark - Have you done this one yet? : r cognitiveTesting - Reddit Human benchmark Visual memory level 23 ( 24 tiles in 8x8) It is max I have done lots of training 40+ hours with this kind of tests My first try in Lumocity memory tiled is 13 tiles like level 12 in human benchmark Chimp max level 41 and no mistake from first try after 10 min training before starting this test in another similar app
apparently have low reaction time - Im a bit deflated finding . . . - Reddit I’ve increased my reaction time by about 70ms since I started aim training (just under a year) I also wouldn’t put too much stock into Humanbenchmark because it’s easy to randomly have 50-100ms of lag added and it’s a very isolated reaction
Why is my aim still bad even after 400+ hours in Aim trainers? I'm master and gm in s4 for reference It takes many, many hours to get better at aim training and aim in general, don't expect to be a good at 400 hours when people have 10k across fps games in general The posts of a 400 hour GM on voltaic benchmarks are almost always hardcore fps players before aim training
How much does reaction time impact your aim and how can I . . . - Reddit My reaction time on human benchmark has not improved since I’ve started aim training but my ability to react and track erratic bots or in game is so much better Started horrible at like below iron and currently am jade