ILCubing
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yeah
and before anyone says "oH, wElL tHiS aVeRaGe IsN't ThE AcTuAl AvErAgE, iT dIdN't rEgIsTeR!!11!!!"
I don't care.
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[WR] Yiheng Wang 3x3 Average: 4.05
- Thread starter zhanglei1943
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and before anyone says "oH, wElL tHiS aVeRaGe IsN't ThE AcTuAl AvErAgE, iT dIdN't rEgIsTeR!!11!!!"
I don't care.
OtaMota
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I have frame counted the times, here is what the times would have been at where the hands were on the timer:
(3.58) (4.05) 3.89 3.95 3.61 = 3.81 average
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Yep, gonna do that anyway
You see, timer displays have delay, it takes a few deciseconds for it to update to the final time.
Also, frame counting means counting frames, not just looking at a certain frame and drawing conclusions from it
Spacey10
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logged on the forum in the first time in 2 years and i see the new 3x3 wr average cuber was born in 2013 wow 
yiheng is too fast
Caleb Valenzuela
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THE_V01DL0RD
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I don't even think I'll care when he does a sub 4 average. Im just waiting for a sub 3 single
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That is some crazy solving there. I'm actually suprised how fast the WR average has gotten over the past few years.
Keyhole God
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wait yiheng almost only gets 3.6s or higher (correct me if I'm wrong, but I think his only sub 3.6 Solves are the 3.27, 3.38, and 3.47) so if he gets sub 4 theres a good chance its all within like 3.7-4.1
Gecko777
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He's mad when he gets a time over 4 seconds....
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PapaSmurf
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The WR is now 1.5 seconds faster than the single when I started. Both to Yiheng and the community at large, congrats for pushing cubing to its limits. I remember having conversations not too long ago where averaging 5 seconds was the limit of humans, but boy were we wrong, just like the people who thought sub 10 was the limit.
Filipe Teixeira
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I'm just sliding in to this thread to say: "congratulations Yiheng for the world record"
