Bruce6335
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I dont want any links to crazybadcubers video I want to know in your experience have you had better averages with bigger or smaller cubes?
57 mm Guhong: 15.94 ao5
55mm Zhanchi: 16.30 ao5
50mm Zhanchi: 15.19 ao5
no.
It's not the size of the pe- I mean cube that matters, it is how you use it.
Yeah, if you have a huge one you are wasting your time if you are just going to spin it round.
LingYuns are 56mm ...56mm is the perfect size. Why won't anyone listen.
However, that many may not be necessary. I think at least 30 would be safe enough to make a fair representation. However, still, with more data, a more accurate representation could result.I use the 55mm ZhanChi. I find I get slightly faster average times with them than the 57mm.
I'm also nearly as fast with the 42mm and I'm within 2sec of my global average with a Rubik store bought.
Clearly as my turning speed decreases my look ahead improves greatly.
ao5 are not enough to go on. ao100?
This almost made me spit my drink out for a second time so I guess that's okayYeah, if you have a huge one you are wasting your time if you are just going to spin it round.
I'd complain about thread bumping, but
This almost made me spit my drink out for a second time so I guess that's okay
On topic: 55mm seems to be a sweet spot for me in both TH and OH solving