What is the highest TPS you have ever acheived?

[kunparekh18]

R/0.01=100 tps.

 

[kcl]

Well in solves like Rowe said, mine is high 6-high 7 range during solves. In algs I have like 22x spamming sexy moves.

 

[Rocky0701]

For people saying that they they can do one M or R move and have it be 100 TPS, i don't count that, i think it should be minimum like 6 moves.

 

[kunparekh18]

For people saying that they they can do one M or R move and have it be 100 TPS, i don't count that, i think it should be minimum like 6 moves.

F R U R' U' F'/0.25 = 24 TPS

 

[Rocky0701]

F R U R' U' F'/0.25 = 24 TPS

That's better

 

[mDiPalma]

If I do around one avg100 per day, assuming my average solve is 50 moves, I get around .058 TPS.

 

[Rubiks560]

Average for 2x2 is between 9-10.
3x3 is probably like 6-7.

 

[Petro Leum]

If I do around one avg100 per day, assuming my average solve is 50 moves, I get around .058 TPS.

now tell me the average tpl (turns per life) of cubers

 

[Carrot]

~5 in solves for mega, pyra, 333

Best 100 moves: 5.1x sec on megaminx => 19 tps

 

[Robert-Y]

Is it alright to use algorithms that take less than a second for certain cubers? For instance, let's say someone does an E perm in 0.8 seconds which is 20 tps, although that person did not even do 20 turns...

 

[Escher]

Is it alright to use algorithms that take less than a second for certain cubers? For instance, let's say someone does an E perm in 0.8 seconds which is 20 tps, although that person did not even do 20 turns...

Indeed, probably the best test is probably on involving "how many moves can you do in a second?" with a few restrictions on move groups. One would probably want to find the best possible non-restriction breaking sequence though and I've seen certain people handscramble at pretty ridiculous rates but would still be hard to measure. Hm.

 

[Rocky0701]

now tell me the average tpl (turns per life) of cubers

Millions

Is it alright to use algorithms that take less than a second for certain cubers? For instance, let's say someone does an E perm in 0.8 seconds which is 20 tps, although that person did not even do 20 turns...

I would still count it because they are still doing many turns, which takes speed to do in under a second. I think it is ridiculous however to do an M or R move in .01 seconds and say that you can turn at 100 TPS, while technically by those standards you could, but it is pretty much cheating.