lagtimer

noun
UK /ˈlæɡˌtaɪmə/
US /ˈlæɡˌtaɪmər/

A lagtimer is a little tool that tells you how slow or fast something is.

The lagtimer showed that the game was running a bit slow.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A device that measures how long a signal takes to arrive.

The engineer used a lagtimer to test the network.

3. A person who keeps track of delays in a project.

As the team's lagtimer, she noted every late task.

4. A setting in a game that shows connection delay.

Turn on the lagtimer to see your ping.