Moves Per Second Competition

[Tim Major]

Meh, I'll do R U R' U' x 6 (sexy move.

got 1.82. After about 10 tries got 1.68

24/1.68=14.29

14.29 tps.

Edit: Am I winning?

 

[aronpm]

Meh, I'll do R U R' U' x 6 (sexy move.

got 1.82. After about 10 tries got 1.68

24/1.68=14.29

14.29 tps.

Edit: Am I winning?

I got a 1.52, which is 15.79 TPS.

 

[Tim Major]

Meh, I'll do R U R' U' x 6 (sexy move.

got 1.82. After about 10 tries got 1.68

24/1.68=14.29

14.29 tps.

Edit: Am I winning?

I got a 1.52, which is 15.79 TPS.

Damn, now you're "winning".

 

[Mr.Toad]

Nop, my best U R U' R' x 6 is 1.32 seconds.

18.2 moves/second.

But I think it is more accurate use 48 moves (Me: 17.65 moves/second, 48/2.72)

 

[Kirjava]

In speedsolving we use slice turn metric.

No, we don't.

 

[ben1996123]

My best for R U' R' U 6 times is something like 1.20, so like 20 moves per second (not fake...)

EDIT--- Probably a bit less actually... but I know I can get over 19 moves per second, well I did once anyway.

 

[DavidWoner]

My best for R U' R' U 6 times is something like 0.22, so like 110 moves per second (not fake...)

EDIT--- Pobably a bit less actually... but I know I can get over 109 moves per second, well I did once anyway.

 

[adimare]

My best for R U' R' U 6 times is something like 0.22, so like 110 moves per second (not fake...)

EDIT--- Pobably a bit less actually... but I know I can get over 109 moves per second, well I did once anyway.

Nice.

Wait, what? Are you really claiming that you can perform ONE HUNDRED AND NINE moves in one second?

 

[shelley]

My best time for (R' U R U')*6 is 2.06, on a mini type C (best on a normal sized cube was 2.41; average is probably closer to 2.7-2.8, if I don't lock up)

I suspect this has at least a bit to do with why I can't match the speeds of some of the other BLD solvers here.

Hi Mike,

I saw this and wanted to reply. I would suggest on your next BLD solve for 3x3, or even on a bigger cube, to turn as *fast* as possible one time and see what happens. Most likely the first few solves will be DNFs, but hey don't worry about it trying almost anything new for BLD results in DNFs at first it seems.

The goal is to be able to recall the next pieces *and* which algorithm you will do while still executing the current algorithm. I can't always maintain that throughout the whole solve, but for all my personal best solves I was always able to know not only what the next cycle was, but which moves to do, for my next case while still executing the current case.

Hope this helps,
Chris

I know this discussion is two years old, but I just wanted to add my thoughts. I don't ever go full speed on BLD solves. Maybe that's just due to my cubing style, which has a definite emphasis on smoothness rather than turning as fast as I can. It also reduces the chances of layers slipping or locking up (since I can't see the cube, it's important that I know what's going on and where everything is at all times), and I also find it better for focus and recall if I can maintain a steady rhythm. So my execution is pretty slow compared to BLD cubers around my level, I just make up for it by memorizing faster.

 

[4Chan]

My best for R U' R' U 6 times is something like 0.22, so like 110 moves per second (not fake...)

EDIT--- Pobably a bit less actually... but I know I can get over 109 moves per second, well I did once anyway.

Nice.

Wait, what? Are you really claiming that you can perform ONE HUNDRED AND NINE moves in one second?

Lmao!
That was funny, it's a joke of the post before.

 

[brunson]

My best for R U' R' U 6 times is something like 1.20, so like 20 moves per second (not fake...)

EDIT--- Probably a bit less actually... but I know I can get over 19 moves per second, well I did once anyway.

Pictures, or it didn't happen.

 

[qqwref]

Pictures, brunson? How could you possibly prove anything about turnspeed with only static images? (Unless you mean moving pictures, but we call those "videos" these days.)

I managed to do (R U R' U')6 in 1.77, so around 13.6 mps. That's probably about my max.

Here's a real challenge: how fast can you do 600 moves ((R U R' U')25)? I get just over a minute.

 

[aronpm]

Here's a real challenge: how fast can you do 600 moves ((R U R' U')25)? I get just over a minute.

I don't know if I counted right, but I got 56.xy. That hurts

 

[DavidWoner]

600 moves ((R U R' U')25)

lolol math.

 

[qqwref]

Well, what I meant was ((RUR'U')6)25. So it's not a math error but just a typo.

 

[Sin-H]

Here's a real challenge: how fast can you do 600 moves ((R U R' U')25)? I get just over a minute.

I once managed to do 840 moves in a minute

 

[somerandomkidmike]

I managed to get 24 turns in 2.17 seconds. That's about 11.05 turns per second.

 

[Deleted member 2864]

My best for R U' R' U 6 times is something like 1.20, so like 20 moves per second (not fake...)

EDIT--- Probably a bit less actually... but I know I can get over 19 moves per second, well I did once anyway.

A rate of about 1 move every .05 seconds? Are you sure that's "(not fake...)"?

You'd be doing 3 cycles of R U' R' U in .6 seconds

You asked why your vids are rated low on a thread before, maybe it's because you claim things that are practically impossible to achieve, especially seeing as you're barely sub-20 on the last comp you've been to. Well... I'm sure the comp may have put pressure and stuff... so I'd think you're perhaps... sub 16-18? Still, at those times, I'd never believe you'd be able to do 20 tps.

However, I love to be proven wrong. Care to demonstrate this on a video?

 

[Edward]

U L' U' L (x6): best- 1.73 (Left hand dominance FTW)
13.9 tps

 

[Daniel Wu]

Bumpy.

24 / 1.88 = 12.77 tps

I'm slow..