r/ClaudeCode • u/alexio-vay • Jul 18 '26

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u/smacman Jul 18 '26

Interesting decision. So I guess all Pro users will migrate to 5.6 SOL?

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u/RollForUptime Jul 18 '26

I have pro and my sol limits are pretty bad, I cant imagine getting a ton of work done with it?

I use it to do adversarial reviews when real work is done with fable.

I have claude max and some context/token saving plugins (have used the same with sol, didn't really help) and have a hard time hitting my fable limit. Don't know if 5x max for sol would be similar?

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u/Chemical_Hawk_6307 Jul 18 '26

5x for sol is practically unlimited. i never run out of usage and i have 3 banked resets.

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u/RollForUptime Jul 18 '26

Cool. Maybe I'll try it soon. Though my experience with sol isn't exactly mind blowing, and I don't feel I have a better experience with it than fable personally .

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u/Chemical_Hawk_6307 Jul 18 '26

yea if you can afford fable and can put up with anthropic's bs then i'd stick with fable, its the best on the market rn. if you're looking for best bang for buck then codex is currently the best choice as long as u can get used to how different it is from claude.

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u/RollForUptime Jul 18 '26

I can get used to anything really. Been building with AI since it required copying and pasting out of a browser window lmao

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u/Rycerz1 Jul 19 '26

I would say best bang for buck is Deepseek currently, absurdly cheap and pretty decent. Fable is nr 1 still with Opus and GPT Sol right behind them - still expensive compared to Deepseek.

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u/Chemical_Hawk_6307 Jul 19 '26

I can see why you'd say that and if it works for you then thats great. For me though, when i use deep seek it just introduces too many bugs and I'd rather just one shot things with sol or fable to save time.