Measure your brainβs visual-motor processing speed in milliseconds
Psychometric research (including work by Arthur Jensen and Ian Deary) demonstrates a consistent link between simple visual-motor reaction time and general cognitive ability (the g factor). Faster neural transmission correlates with higher mental processing efficiency and working memory capacity.
β’ 150β215 ms: Esports pro and fighter-pilot tier.
β’ 215β260 ms: Sharp, well-rested adult performance.
β’ 260β310 ms: Global median (accounting for 15β30 ms display and mouse latency).
β’ 310+ ms: Indicates fatigue, distraction, or high device input lag.
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