- Human Benchmark - Have you done this one yet? : r cognitiveTesting - Reddit
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- Human Benchmark performance and IQ. : r cognitiveTesting - Reddit
The site tests your spatial memory, number memory,verbal memory,typing speed and reaction speed How did you guys perform on these tests and what is your IQ range,or FSIQ? and how would you relate your high scores to your real life performance?
- So apparently 150ms is the average reaction time of a gamer . . . - Reddit
Is Nvidia trying to tell me that the "typcal gamer" reaction time when most of them are on 60hz panels is 150ms?
- Humanbenchmark scores : r HighRangeIQTesting - Reddit
Humanbenchmark memory (non verbal) (4 tests) number, visual, chimp, sequence 32 4% Humanbenchmark memory (5 tests) number, visual, chimp, sequence, verbal 45 9% digit 18 paired 10 Feature match 401 Rotations 538 Polygons 204 Spatial planning 174 Odd one out 49 Grammatical reasoning 60 Double trouble 145 Humanbenchmark Chimp 26 Visual 22
- How much do yall average on the human benchmark reaction time test . . .
Just tried it myself, I averaged around 170ms I went through the entire test twice and it was around that score both times I'm assuming that my PC adds another 10-20 ms on top of that so that would make it about 160 if I'm not mistaken How much do yall average?
- Sequence Memory Test Human Benchmark : r cognitiveTesting - Reddit
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- Removed hearing? : r HumanBenchmark - Reddit
Indeed they did I'm also very curious why I was tracking if my hearing was getting worse over time Now all my past results are gone too It's no big deal since all the results I had there were almost the same and I still remember my last result It just sucks that it was removed Mainly because having it, along with the results history right there on humanbenchmark was pretty convenient
- 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?
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