20x20x20 Rubik's Cube Solve

almost had me fooled...Good fake ....entertaining but not real

@tibia1233

you are incorrect in your assumption.

How big do the real cubes get (not the computer programs)I know Rubik' makes the professor(5x5) but are there any other companies that have bigger cubes?

P.S cool video I'm still working on my 4x4!

i suggest searching "v cubes"

v is short for verdes, the maker of 6x6x6 and 7x7x7 cubes.

world wide unofficial records for this and other rubik's cubes can be found at speedcubing [dot] com.

i believe this solve is ranked in the top ten. others have achieved times much better than this

The cube is moving way too quickly in 1 minute for you to be doing that yourself. You even said in a comment that it lags due to the size, so there's no way you could be doing that many moves in 1 minute on the timer.
It's fake. The computer is doing it, not you.

thought i replied to this yesterday. if i can't find my comment by later, i'll reply again.

to sum it up:

i was talking about a completely different applet in that comment. the applet was not lagging, it simply had a very long animation for a slice turning.

you are misunderstanding the scale of the time in the video.

You are misinterpreting the time it actually takes to solve it. The speed is increased to shorten the video. There is the time in the lower right hand corner of the screen, and it is in hours, not minutes.

u should've slow the time to normal in the last 5 steps or something..

Not really. The "seconds" you say are actually minutes. After the seconds are small numbers (milliseconds) which you can barely see. By the way, the "seconds" you thought was SLOWER than the actual seconds.