Tickrate Reference and Calculator

Tickrate is how many times per second a game server updates the world, processes inputs, and resolves shots, and it has a direct effect on how responsive and fair a match feels. A higher tickrate means shorter gaps between updates, so hits register faster and player positions stay more accurate. This tool converts any tickrate into the milliseconds between ticks and shows a quick reference of common values, from the 20 and 30 tick servers found in some titles up to the 64 and 128 tick standards used in competitive shooters. Enter a tickrate and instantly see the time each tick represents, plus how much worst case delay a single tick can add. Knowing this helps you understand why a 128 tick server feels crisper than a 64 tick one. All math runs locally in your browser with nothing uploaded, so compare tickrates and see the real timing behind that snappy or sluggish feel.