Time.ms
Heure atomique précise
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Diagnostic de l’heure appareil

Test de dérive de l’horloge

Compare your device clock with network-calibrated atomic time. Use the offset, delay, and accuracy estimate to decide whether your computer needs a time sync check.

Décalage de l’horloge

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Calibration○ Synchronisation

Measuring network delay and comparing your device clock with calibrated time.

Latence réseau

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Précision estimée

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Dernière synchro

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What It Means

Positive offset means calibrated time is ahead of your device clock. Negative offset means your device clock is ahead.

Comparaison en direct

Heure appareil
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Heure atomique
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Rapport de diagnostic

Copy this report when troubleshooting login, certificate, logging, or distributed-system time issues.

Rapport de dérive Time.ms

Under 100 ms

Usually excellent for browser, logging, and most user-facing workflows.

Over 1 second

Worth checking automatic time sync, VPN behavior, VM host time, or system time settings.

Over 1 minute

Can break authentication, certificates, scheduled jobs, and audit trails.

FAQ dérive

What is clock drift?

Clock drift is the difference between your device clock and a more reliable time reference.

What offset is acceptable?

A few hundred milliseconds is usually fine for browsing, while authentication and distributed systems often need tighter alignment.

How does this test estimate accuracy?

Time.ms measures network round-trip delay and uses half that delay plus a small browser timing allowance.