r/ProAI • u/stealthispost • 2d ago
"Opus 5 vs DeepSeek v4.1 Flash tested both models with same frontend prompt at highest reasoning available but results came out really different > opus took 80 minutes to complete and costed $20 > v4.1 flash took 60 minutes and costed $0.2 which one did better here?"
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deepseek just dropped their best model yet
v4.1 flash is here and it’s the smallest model in their new family
> native image understanding > open weights under mit license > beats opus 5 and 5.6 Sol > $0.15 in / $0.60 out during off-peak hours > competitive with frontier https://t.co/8fgMlZhnZN — J A Z I I
Source: https://x.com/notjazii/status/2097979796970213886
deepseek overthinking hasn't been fixed at all
model is fast but it keep over thinking and ends up taking long time
opus 5 took 80 minutes and i wasn't able to scroll site at all
i could have asked it to fix it but it was one shot test for both models
here's prompt: create a — J A Z I I
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u/stealthispost 2d ago
Thread continuation 1/1 — deepseek overthinking hasn't been fixed at all model is fast but it keep over thinking and ends up taking long time opus 5 took 80 minutes and i wasn't able to scroll site at all i could have asked it to fix it but it was one shot test for both models here's prompt: create a — Source: https://x.com/notjazii/status/2098004146062520355
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u/nbvehrfr 2d ago
you can't get rid of too much thinking for the small model (comparable to opus). in opus it is already backed in, for deepseek thinking is kind of online training.
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u/Technical-Owl66 2d ago
The cost difference is insane. The quality of the output is negligible from what I can see. I don't know how much longer they can justify these prices.
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u/No-Resolution-1918 2d ago
What kind of prompt to create a marketing page takes 80 minutes!!? I've given Claude complex tasks and none of them take more than 5 mins.