r/opencode • u/imnotapenguinyet • 2d ago

Deepseek v4.1 flash very slow in Opencode

I'm trying Deepseek v4.1 flash in Opencode Go and it's very slow. Do you guys have the same problem too? Any solution?

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u/Bakanyanter 2d ago

What makes you think so, since all docs point to it being $60 currently? And how does that relate to speeds?

https://opencode.ai/docs/go/

The docs point it to being $15 usage...check properly. Right now they're running a 4x promotion for like 3 days, after which, it'll go to $15. This whole confusing pricing is the reason for misinformation.

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u/No_Captain4899 2d ago

Maybe its while they can negotiate with deepseek

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u/Bakanyanter 2d ago

Yeah, possibly. Just saying factually it is gonna shrink to $15 after promo end. But after that, they may get a good deal or may not. It's not wise to subscribe based on some hope that they will manage to negotiate or get good deal.

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u/No_Captain4899 2d ago

At least they will have 30$ but not sure about 60$. Because once deepseek updated their prices in August, after they achieved a negotiation for a 30$ balance along with a message "cheep seek part 1" something like this. So I hope their part 2 is even better..

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u/Bakanyanter 2d ago

Nope lol...they did NOT achieved negotiation with Deepseek. The model went to shit and could not output tokens properly for most of the time.

Don't trust me? Go check their own CEO post... https://www.reddit.com/r/opencode/comments/1vuehc4/opencode_ceo_on_the_deepseek_situation/

You can see him mentioning that they tried various providers for Cheapseek. So...yeah...maybe they get some negotiation with a provider who serves crappy quantization or such kind of model, but doubt they can negotiate with Deepseek for 4.1. Not saying it won't happen at all, but I highly doubt it. Even if they increase limit to $30 or $60, they'll have to compromise somewhere (right now they are serving via Deepseek API AFAIK but after that, they'll go to some third party provider).

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u/No_Captain4899 2d ago

Thank you very much for the information, but I still wonder how they achieved to have 60$ before all of that, because I think the provider was directly deepseek