Sol 6.1
A language model released by OpenAI, positioned to deliver complex task-handling capabilities approaching those of top-tier models at a reduced cost.
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A Pro subscriber reported that after using Sol 6.1's Xhigh mode for one hour, their weekly quota dropped from 100% to 88%.
As of publication, the official side has not released a formal statement on the change in quota consumption, nor confirmed whether it is a billing bug or an intentional adjustment.
The community has spontaneously formed mitigation measures: downgrading Xhigh mode to standard mode, splitting long tasks into short sessions, and disabling automatic tool calling for non-critical tasks.
The current interface only shows the remaining quota percentage, without providing token usage per request, multiplier coefficients, or historical consumption curves.
The user in the original Reddit post believes the consumption increase reached 3 to 4 times, while some YouTube reviewers estimate it at about 2 times.
Some developers pointed out through log analysis that Xhigh mode may enable more aggressive reasoning chains and tool-calling strategies by default, significantly increasing the billing units per request.
According to independent observations by a Bilibili uploader and a YouTube tech channel, after Sol 6.1 enabled high-precision mode, API call frequency and token consumption increased compared with the previous version.
Multiple users below the Reddit post said they had similar quota consumption experiences.
After only about 3 hours of Codex operations, the user's quota had already dropped to 76%.
In recent days, the user's full weekly quota was exhausted in about 16 hours.
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As of publication, the official side has not released a formal statement on the change in quota consumption, nor confirmed whether it is a billing bug or an intentional adjustment.
50%UnverifiedThe user said that when performing the same workload last week, Codex mode consumption never exceeded 3% to 4%.
50%UnverifiedAfter only about 3 hours of Codex operations, the user's quota had already dropped to 76%.
50%UnverifiedMultiple users below the Reddit post said they had similar quota consumption experiences.
50%UnverifiedAccording to independent observations by a Bilibili uploader and a YouTube tech channel, after Sol 6.1 enabled high-precision mode, API call frequency and token consumption increased compared with the previous version.
50%UnverifiedSome developers pointed out through log analysis that Xhigh mode may enable more aggressive reasoning chains and tool-calling strategies by default, significantly increasing the billing units per request.
50%UnverifiedThe user in the original Reddit post believes the consumption increase reached 3 to 4 times, while some YouTube reviewers estimate it at about 2 times.
50%UnverifiedThe current interface only shows the remaining quota percentage, without providing token usage per request, multiplier coefficients, or historical consumption curves.
50%UnverifiedThe community has spontaneously formed mitigation measures: downgrading Xhigh mode to standard mode, splitting long tasks into short sessions, and disabling automatic tool calling for non-critical tasks.
50%UnverifiedThe original article does not disclose the specific measurement method for disagreement, detailed performance data for Sol 6.1, or the distribution of the 24 samples.
50%UnverifiedThe author currently chooses Sol 6.1 as the default judge for the automatic daily eval and plans to do more spot checks later.
50%UnverifiedIn Artificial Analysis' independent evaluation, Argon completes benchmark tasks at only $1.99 per task, close to GLM 5.3 and clearly lower than all frontier competitors except Sol 6.1.
50%UnverifiedThe source of information about Sol 6.1 in this article is only a single Twitter tweet, without multi-source cross-verification.
50%UnverifiedThe tweet does not state whether the price comparison between Sol 6.1 and Astra is based on input tokens or output tokens, nor does it give absolute price figures.
50%UnverifiedA Twitter tweet claims that Sol 6.1's price is only one-fifth of Astra's and offers a 95% cache read discount.
50%UnverifiedThe tweet calls Sol 6.1 an 'extremely capable model' but does not include any benchmark data or specific cases.
50%UnverifiedA Pro subscriber reported that after using Sol 6.1's Xhigh mode for one hour, their weekly quota dropped from 100% to 88%.
50%UnverifiedIn recent days, the user's full weekly quota was exhausted in about 16 hours.
50%UnverifiedThe author predicts that if Sol 6.1 UltraFast uses the same 6x price multiplier, it will be 10 times cheaper than Astra UltraFast and may even be cheaper than Astra at standard speed
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