Recent content by William Powell

No, it's the dodecahedral equivalent of an 11x11x11.

The link was to speedsolving.com, but since that links to the homepage of speedsolving.com, I'm going to suggest a different link: speedsolving.com/forum!!!!! (It takes you directly to the forum, where all the news is, like the recent 3.47)

Oh wait never mind... they have released it in late spring 2018

You mean "has been designed in 2015"? It was already 2014 when they made the post

How do I control inspection on csTimer while using a Stackmat? I have a Gen 4 Stackmat. I have it so that the Stackmat works with csTimer. I also have inspection going. I have an issue where whenever I start the timer, the timing starts. Also, inspection time starts abruptly and at random times...

Absolutely crazy! Congrats, Feliks! And here's the video! (Credit: Feliks' YouTube Channel, which you can see here)

As you can see, the time is 4.591 to be more accurate, faster than Feliks Zemdegs' tying solve at 4.594. So, most people would consider Cho to be the WR holder, even though they officially tie.

Of course because for 2 reasons: 1. Tony Fisher can afford such a large puzzle. 2. Tony Fisher likes higher order puzzles. Many others will have these reasons, too.

It's 2018 and they haven't released it yet. :(

Wo-o-ow, so that's an actual sub-3? OK thx

I tried it and it worked for me too, but I misspelled it once as "Robert Yao". Thanks!

...so the unofficial world record for 3x3x3 is between 3 and 4 seconds, although I have seen a 3.72 second solve by XTownCuber, saying it was just a stupid scramble (Who is NOT Feliks Zemdegs!). P.S. You can see Feliks' YouTube channel here.

I was expecting...

To Feliks: Great Job! My only question about him is whether or not he gets any unofficial world records at home (below official record which as of the time I posted this is 4.59 seconds)