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Server Time & Latency

Millisecond-precision clock with network latency (RTT) measurement for ticketing sites.

Wednesday, February 11, 2026
15:48:14.290
Your PC Time (drift-corrected with performance.now)

Network Latency Measurement

Quick:
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Enter a ticketing site domain
to measure network latency

⏰ Time Alarm

Alarm Sound
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Time source:

Ticketing Tips

  • Sync PC Time: Windows Settings → Time & Language → Sync now
  • Consider Latency: Click RTT/2 milliseconds early (e.g., RTT 50ms = click 25ms early)
  • Refresh Timing: Refresh 10-15 seconds before sale opens
  • Wired Connection: Ethernet is more stable than WiFi
  • Browser: Use Ctrl+Shift+R for hard refresh (bypasses cache)
  • Multiple Tabs: Open multiple tabs (but not too many to avoid IP blocking)

⏱️ What is Server Time?

Server Time is a precision timing tool for ticketing, reservations, and time-sensitive events. Uses performance.now() API with drift correction to minimize JavaScript timer inaccuracies. Measures network round-trip time (RTT) to help you understand when your clicks reach the server. Time alarm feature lets you set notifications for exact moments, perfect for ticketing preparation.

📊 Feature Comparison

FeatureDescriptionUse Case
Millisecond ClockDrift-corrected via performance.nowAccurate current time
RTT Measurement3 samples, uses minimumNetwork latency analysis
One-way LatencyEstimated as RTT/2Click timing calculation
Time AlarmSecond-precision alertsTicket sale notifications
Server Time SyncAlarms based on measured serverSynchronized alerts

💡 Ticketing Success Tips

  • Sync PC time: Synchronize with internet time server in Windows settings
  • Account for RTT: Click early by one-way latency (RTT 50ms = 25ms early)
  • Wired connection: Ethernet is more stable with lower latency than WiFi
  • Hard refresh: Use Ctrl+Shift+R to bypass browser cache

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between RTT and one-way latency?

RTT (Round Trip Time) is the total time to send a request and receive a response. One-way latency is half of RTT, estimating how long your click takes to reach the server. If RTT is 50ms, one-way is approximately 25ms.

Why measure 3 times?

Network conditions can fluctuate momentarily. By taking 3 measurements and using the lowest (fastest) RTT, we reduce network noise and get a more accurate latency measurement.

What is drift correction?

JavaScript's setInterval/setTimeout accumulate timing errors over time. performance.now() is a high-precision timer without this drift, so we use it as a reference to correct Date.now() values.

What is Server Time & Latency?

A precision timing tool for ticket purchases, reservations, and time-sensitive events. Displays PC time in milliseconds and measures network round-trip time (RTT) to websites. Uses performance.now() for drift-corrected accuracy.

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