[Member Intro] Hello, Master Beginner Cuber here

[Qbe]

Hi, I got a cube for Christmas just gone and fell in love with it, I mastered the bog-standard algorithm on the rubiks website to the point where I just handed in my uni dissertation with a program that solves 60,000 a second! (humble brag over )
Now that’s all finished, I can go back to actually doing the cube for fun, and since I can only do it in like 1:15~ I wanna crack that down and look at over ways of solving it

So here I am, nice to meet you all and if you have any help to throw my way I’m all ears

 

[THERAGINGCYCLOPS]

That's 2look last layer on their website, same place where I started out.
You're set for quite a bit, 2 look is better than the sexy method which is very slow IMO

 

[A Nonconformist]

For the beginner's method that is a decent time. You can keep going with that if you feel like you are still improving, or you could try and learn a proper speedsolving method. CFOP is a popular method that is similar to the beginner's method on the Rubik's site, it just does multiple steps at the same time. Roux, ZZ, and Petrus are other methods that are among the fastest. Check out this thread if you want to see them more in depth: https://www.speedsolving.com/forum/threads/beginners-guide-to-choosing-a-speedsolving-method.43471/

There are many other methods that people have come up with that haven't been explored or had enough attention to see how good they can really be. Search around on here and try any you find interesting.

 

[FireCuber]

Welcome to the Forums!! It is great to have you here!!

I am sure you will learn a lot.

 

[CornerCutter]

Welcome! I got my first cube for Christmas as well!

 

[Duncan Bannon]

Welcome to Speedsolving!

 

[cubeshepherd]

Welcome! I am glad that you have joined and I hope that you enjoy your time here.