For anyone wondering, this is not UWR by quite a bit. As of now as far as I know, Mattieu Aubert has the UWR set at 1:39.00! Hard to believe anyone can solve a puzzle as huge as this so quickly!
Only 4 away from 669, 1 away from 666, and 68,335 away from 69K, but I’m guessing you would want specifically 69,669 (69,000 away), 69,696 (69,027 away), 69,699 (69,030 away), or sm like that.
Well done! Personally, for minxes larger than megaminx, I like to complete F2L first before doing the rest. I find that it helps tremendously to have the lower half of the puzzle solved. Makes spotting pieces a bit easier and I'd imagine constantly rotating a puzzle as large as an examinx gets pretty tiring.
When solving large dodecahedrons (5+ layers), I actually solve 6 centers on one half and then put in the edges. It doesn't really slow down making centers or edge pairing for the second half and ever so slightly speeds up later edge pairing because there are simply less spots the pieces can hide.
To get faster at big minxes, you should do this (it’s basically Big Minx Yau, but not really because you don’t have cross edges done before centers): Start by solving the F2L centers as per usual, and then solve the cross and F2L edges whilst inserting them in with the corners so that you have a fully completed F2L done and out of the way to make it much easier to find pieces in the rest of the solve and you have extra room to make edge pairs during F2L Then, solve the top center, followed by L5C. What I like to do is hold F2L on the left, but if you hold the cross on the right for Yau4 or are just more comfortable with it on the right, then do that. So, it’s basically like half/third/etc centers. Also, keep in mind that you can turn any of the outer layer S2L faces as there’s no cross. What I do is I solve the first half or more of 4 of the remaining centers and leave the last one on top and I usually do this similar to third centers, although it may be more efficient to do it differently on bigger minxes, so whatever works best for you. What I mean by the first half or more is everything except the R side, so on a Mebiminx, that would mean everything except the last 1x2 bar on the right, and on a Gigaminx, that would mean everything but the last 1x3 bar on the right, but then just whatever it is for whatever size puzzle you’re solving. 2x4 bar on Gibi, 2x5 bar on Tera, 3x6 on Tebi, 3x7 on Peta, 4x8 on Pebi, 4x9 on Exa, etc. Then, just solve the last bars like third centers on 5x5/half centers on 4x4, except there are just more and bigger bars on higher puzzles, and you can solve them in whatever order you want, but working from the back towards the front is the best just like how inserting into the back slots first during F2L on 3x3 is the best. So you can do the first bars on all of the 4 centers working from back to front and then the same for the rest, or just a whole center at a time, or a combination. You can do all of that with only outer layer U moves and inner layer R moves. Once you have the only center on top and final section of the center in front left, just solve L2C regularly without messing up F2L, and you shouldn’t need any moves besides U and inner layer R moves unless you have to do a commutator. Once all of THAT is done, just do edge paring and it helps to do techniques like slice flip slice back, replace solved edges with another edge pair that will pair up with something else when you slice back, out solved pairs on the bottom of S2L (that’s kind of annoying, but it helps to keep everything on the top and middle so you don’t end up not being able to find anything or having to take them out of the bottom later), and even freeslice in the top layers. You can also try to solve the bottom edges of S2L first so that you can insert them with the corners into Balint Blocks and get them out of the way, but don’t ignore good cases for other edges of course. And PLL parity for Mebiminx (4x4) is: (r U2 r’ U r U2) r2’ (U2 r U r’ U2 r).
In my opinion, once you have made the first center (white) it is easiest to build all of the segments of the next several faces by using the opposite (grey) face as the assembly point. You avoid messing up the faces you already have assembled and you know where you need to go with the piece after you find it.
@@risengrind8059 I have tried to solve it for weeks my dude. I can't get to the grey face I just sit for like 10 minutes trying go solve the other sides
はいAbstracTAssassin Watch and learn from Z3Cubing’s Beginner’s 4LLL tutorial (Ik it says intermediate, but it’s not full 4LLL): th-cam.com/video/74jJMYDXzvI/w-d-xo.html
Im sitting in bed at 3 am debating between -fall asleep to the sound of him doing this Or -stay up till morning when I have to go to work and just watch him finish this. 🤔 At already 45 minutes in, I feel like I'm committed at this point..
If description time stamps didnt work White center: 1:07 Blue center: 18:09 Yellow center: 48:08 Red center 1:10:25 Green center: 1:30:03 Purple center: 1:52:00 Pink center: 2:09:40 Light green center: 2:27:15 Orange center: 2:42:32 Light blue center: 2:54:54 Last 2 centers: 3:04:55 First 24 edges: 3:13:40 Last 6 edges: 4:07:42
wait you uploaded 5 hours ago and you have what? 3.2k views 475 likes and 3 dislikes.What iam trying to say is your channel is nice and even Simon did the Examinx solve good video
What does someone like you, a silver of these massive puzzles, do for a living. Do you excel in analytics, mathematics, engineering, the sciences? All of the above?
For anyone wondering, this is not UWR by quite a bit. As of now as far as I know, Mattieu Aubert has the UWR set at 1:39.00! Hard to believe anyone can solve a puzzle as huge as this so quickly!
I remember when the yottaminx was big
@@savagedude9689 This is smaller than the Yottaminx. The Yottaminx still holds the record for the largest minx puzzle.
Hard to believe anyone bothers to solve this puzzle *at all*. ;)
I'm not being notified
Mathieu Aubert does seem to be *the* guy for giant minx solving!
Can we all take a second to appreciate that this has no ads whatsoever
Yes that is amazing of him
Yeah.
I get so many ads ondidnt even notice
I got ads...
Got an ad at the beginning lol
Jr Cuber: Gets one of the fastest examinx solves on youtube.
Everyone: loves examinx.
Next day: examinx added to WCA.
Max Park: 9.5 tps with examinx.
River Terami LMAO 🤣
Why would they add it to wca
Andrew Kyler Bonifacio You can’t get a joke, can you?!
RiverTerami, don't be mean (It would be 10.5, obviously)
@@Lotsothestrawberrybear stfu
It’s relaxing most of the time and then I’ll hear some pieces catching and then I’ll tense up for a second lol
For real though, way scarier than the solve itself
Can we just appreciate how long this took
Next up: "Magnetizing the ShengShou Examinx!"
More like csh To do it
I'd actually love to see that
I can say at this point that anyone here hasn’t watch all of this in one sitting
Yeah cause it's been an hour since he released the video and it's 4 hours long
Jakub Stachniak Yeah cause that’s the joke big brain
@@sappy.2128 No shit sherlock
@@jakubstachniak2462 me who put this in photoshop at 16x speed so I can watch it in 15 minutes
@@UnknownRager96 wait u can speed up a video in photoshop? xD
3:13:31 centers
4:15:05 edges
4:20:28 solved!
*Im actually seeing more of Jr than my friends these days*
*(Y)* Same
Same 😂
No joke im seeing more of these comments than my friends these days
Ikr
Only 4 away from 669, 1 away from 666, and 68,335 away from 69K, but I’m guessing you would want specifically 69,669 (69,000 away), 69,696 (69,027 away), 69,699 (69,030 away), or sm like that.
This puzzle is gigantic
JR cuber the king of solving any thing and every thing big
More like CKSuperLevis, or is it because CKSuperLevis mainly solves regular cubes and dodecahedrons?
I would never dare to attempt this, but there is something oddly satisfying about watching this.
Can we appreciate how he put time stamps in the description. Applause my good sir.
The cube rotations on the mat were more satisfying than the cube turning...
Props to jr cuber for solving the examinx
Last turns at 4:20:00 exactly nice
nice
nice
nice
nice
GUYS WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT HOW HE SOLVED IT IN 4 HOURS 20 MINUTES
Why woud anyone talk about this?
PATATE250 um.. 420....... like... weed -
why do I have to explain this
fl4sh76 because its just nothnig funny bro
@@fl4sh762 apparently people into cubing are not into these type of memes, rip
Now I understand what commutator you do for the final centers of the 11th and 12th centers! I can finally solve my examinx
Mom: Go to bed!
Me: Okay...just one more video okay?
Mom: Fine.
Me:*watched this video* 😅
Thanks for this easy cube Asmr
Well done! Personally, for minxes larger than megaminx, I like to complete F2L first before doing the rest. I find that it helps tremendously to have the lower half of the puzzle solved. Makes spotting pieces a bit easier and I'd imagine constantly rotating a puzzle as large as an examinx gets pretty tiring.
hearing JRCuber's voice in this video is like water in the desert 🤣
1:29:51 red center done
0:07 YOU ARE MAGICALLY DOING A U' MOVE
Nice solving! Now there is a new world record.
Great solve summed up in 3 seconds!!!
EPICCCCC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I Think this is an awesome addition to the WCA
When solving large dodecahedrons (5+ layers), I actually solve 6 centers on one half and then put in the edges. It doesn't really slow down making centers or edge pairing for the second half and ever so slightly speeds up later edge pairing because there are simply less spots the pieces can hide.
4 hrss!!!!!! no way im watching that long , ill just skip to the end
Thank you for the no ads
4:20:18 is when he solves it
I just watched this whole video! Great job solving it it was satisfying to watch!
I was just appreciating the effort
Little does he know this is a world record
To get faster at big minxes, you should do this (it’s basically Big Minx Yau, but not really because you don’t have cross edges done before centers):
Start by solving the F2L centers as per usual, and then solve the cross and F2L edges whilst inserting them in with the corners so that you have a fully completed F2L done and out of the way to make it much easier to find pieces in the rest of the solve and you have extra room to make edge pairs during F2L
Then, solve the top center, followed by L5C. What I like to do is hold F2L on the left, but if you hold the cross on the right for Yau4 or are just more comfortable with it on the right, then do that. So, it’s basically like half/third/etc centers. Also, keep in mind that you can turn any of the outer layer S2L faces as there’s no cross. What I do is I solve the first half or more of 4 of the remaining centers and leave the last one on top and I usually do this similar to third centers, although it may be more efficient to do it differently on bigger minxes, so whatever works best for you. What I mean by the first half or more is everything except the R side, so on a Mebiminx, that would mean everything except the last 1x2 bar on the right, and on a Gigaminx, that would mean everything but the last 1x3 bar on the right, but then just whatever it is for whatever size puzzle you’re solving. 2x4 bar on Gibi, 2x5 bar on Tera, 3x6 on Tebi, 3x7 on Peta, 4x8 on Pebi, 4x9 on Exa, etc.
Then, just solve the last bars like third centers on 5x5/half centers on 4x4, except there are just more and bigger bars on higher puzzles, and you can solve them in whatever order you want, but working from the back towards the front is the best just like how inserting into the back slots first during F2L on 3x3 is the best. So you can do the first bars on all of the 4 centers working from back to front and then the same for the rest, or just a whole center at a time, or a combination. You can do all of that with only outer layer U moves and inner layer R moves.
Once you have the only center on top and final section of the center in front left, just solve L2C regularly without messing up F2L, and you shouldn’t need any moves besides U and inner layer R moves unless you have to do a commutator.
Once all of THAT is done, just do edge paring and it helps to do techniques like slice flip slice back, replace solved edges with another edge pair that will pair up with something else when you slice back, out solved pairs on the bottom of S2L (that’s kind of annoying, but it helps to keep everything on the top and middle so you don’t end up not being able to find anything or having to take them out of the bottom later), and even freeslice in the top layers. You can also try to solve the bottom edges of S2L first so that you can insert them with the corners into Balint Blocks and get them out of the way, but don’t ignore good cases for other edges of course.
And PLL parity for Mebiminx (4x4) is: (r U2 r’ U r U2) r2’ (U2 r U r’ U2 r).
Nice! You should do an unboxing of one of every wca puzzle!
In my opinion, once you have made the first center (white) it is easiest to build all of the segments of the next several faces by using the opposite (grey) face as the assembly point. You avoid messing up the faces you already have assembled and you know where you need to go with the piece after you find it.
I-I cant even solve a Megaminx...
its just like a 3x3 trust me you can solve it
@@risengrind8059 I have tried to solve it for weeks my dude. I can't get to the grey face I just sit for like 10 minutes trying go solve the other sides
はいAbstracTAssassin Watch and learn from Z3Cubing’s Beginner’s 4LLL tutorial (Ik it says intermediate, but it’s not full 4LLL): th-cam.com/video/74jJMYDXzvI/w-d-xo.html
Make sure you don’t have a corner twist! I have had that happen and I couldn’t solve it for hours
@@abstractassassin8767 watch jperms vid
Everybody: omg he's solving
Me: What's the size of the video and how much time it took to upload🙄
603 mins
@@killr292 thnx
NEW WR!!!
Simon Shi has a competitor...
This is the WR because a few days ago TheSimonShi got 6hours and it was a WR. 🥳 Congrats
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Just a quick JRCuber video before bed ....
Im sitting in bed at 3 am debating between
-fall asleep to the sound of him doing this
Or
-stay up till morning when I have to go to work and just watch him finish this. 🤔
At already 45 minutes in, I feel like I'm committed at this point..
4 hours of high quality clips😮😮😮 this must have took around 50go or more!
Thanks for this asmr.
Wow.. amazing video JRcuber! I am a really big fan and ur the best! Keep ur good work up!
If description time stamps didnt work
White center: 1:07
Blue center: 18:09
Yellow center: 48:08
Red center 1:10:25
Green center: 1:30:03
Purple center: 1:52:00
Pink center: 2:09:40
Light green center: 2:27:15
Orange center: 2:42:32
Light blue center: 2:54:54
Last 2 centers: 3:04:55
First 24 edges: 3:13:40
Last 6 edges: 4:07:42
its more impressive to watch this whole thing then solve this cube
imagine the examinx pop out in the middle of solving
covid 19 have made people so bored until people just torture themselves by solving that shengshou examinx
Super solve man, really you are the greatest
Brush this was almost 4:20, but this was still N I C E
I know I skipped to the megaminx stage but holy cow that was crazy
I want to buy this
1 Million dollar for one who watched completely!!
Looks quite easy. It is a megaminx/gigaminx with anabolics.
wait you uploaded 5 hours ago and you have what? 3.2k views 475 likes and 3 dislikes.What iam trying to say is your channel is nice and even Simon did the Examinx solve good video
Amazing how it turns better than my cheap 4 by 4 I got for amazon😂😂😂
Me: I'm gonna watch this!
*Watches that it takes 4 hours the video*
Me: What the...
Woah nice Jesse! Is that UWR? I think it is! Pog
Bro congratulations 👏🎉🎂🎊 solve the cube my dream cube.
JRCUBER: litterally solves the hardest cube
me who cant even solve a 1x1: 👁️💧👄💧👁️
I have a feeling my fingers would get tired from this
Hats off to you ❤️❤️
Dude I can barely solve a megaminx. 6 minutes for me to solve one takes too long. Why would you torture yourself like this lmao 😂.
It’s just like a 3x3 it’s easy
Kemal Beler Its not just like a 3x3
@@T1Cubing it's basically a giant 3x3
hes doing it for views and money. duh
Riski A its not just a giant 3x3, again. 3x3s dont require you to pair edges and make centers, do they?
Please upload a timelapse of this also
It took me 5 days to solve the teraminx. That huge river rock, I'll put a bet on 3 weeks
Helped me solve my own 😂
It took so long that. The max amount of ads only covers a third of this vid
Me watching without knowing how to solve megaminx
👁👄👁
How many magnets do you think it would take to magnitize that
Please do some more puzzlecrate unboxing videoes because I like them a lot more😅😅😅😅😅
1:32:00 green very satisfied sorry English bad for me
What does someone like you, a silver of these massive puzzles, do for a living. Do you excel in analytics, mathematics, engineering, the sciences? All of the above?
01:01:01
how did you did dis omg you are super good
Wait what really howmuch giga byte will it needs to upload it full
Looking at the first part of the progress bar it’s mostly yellow
How big can a minx puzzle get?
PARTH SACHDEV thanks
PARTH SACHDEV so it is a prototype?
At 3:47:09 you also could do anothdr Alg so that Would be faster
I finally know why 6 Tb hard disks exist
incredible!
Can we get an 8x speed solve
Imagine that thing popping on the last turn
Imagine losing all this footage
Is there any way I can get the puzzle in India?
Imagine if it gets pop when you are doing last stage
This is a cOmMeNt
Thanks for clarifying. I was confused for a second.
Imagine he forgot to press record.....😂
Then he’ll do solve 2
@@nabranestwistypuzzler7019 I don't think so😂
Christopher Samuel Why not?
@@nabranestwistypuzzler7019 because its time consuming. Dont be that guy.
Hey Hey, wait a minute 😁. Is it even possible to have an examinx asmr?
The best out of the rest
I have solved the zettaminx (13x13) in 6h 14min and 53sec wow :)
Where can I get one?
Wowwwie thats fast!
Can't believe someone disliked this video
just mixing up this cube would be a pain
what if you watched the whole vidoe without shipping anything if you did just wow
I didn’t
This is like an 11x11x11 Megaminx, right?
There are literally no ads in this vid
Thought this was a timelapse, until I checked🤦♂️