← Back to context Comment by AM1010101 7 hours ago Did 4.6 not have an x-high reasoning level? Why are they comparing 4.7 x-high with 4.6 high? 5 comments AM1010101 Reply ssutch3 6 hours ago It did not. xhigh is new to grok. forgot-my-pw 6 hours ago Not sure on the API side, in Cursor you can always use 4.6 at xhigh. ssutch3 6 hours ago We've only used it through API - but you're right, now API supports xhigh for 4.5-4.7. everfrustrated 5 hours ago I think 4.6 got an xhigh after launch. The benchmarks seem to all have been against 4.6 high.
ssutch3 6 hours ago It did not. xhigh is new to grok. forgot-my-pw 6 hours ago Not sure on the API side, in Cursor you can always use 4.6 at xhigh. ssutch3 6 hours ago We've only used it through API - but you're right, now API supports xhigh for 4.5-4.7.
forgot-my-pw 6 hours ago Not sure on the API side, in Cursor you can always use 4.6 at xhigh. ssutch3 6 hours ago We've only used it through API - but you're right, now API supports xhigh for 4.5-4.7.
ssutch3 6 hours ago We've only used it through API - but you're right, now API supports xhigh for 4.5-4.7.
everfrustrated 5 hours ago I think 4.6 got an xhigh after launch. The benchmarks seem to all have been against 4.6 high.
It did not. xhigh is new to grok.
Not sure on the API side, in Cursor you can always use 4.6 at xhigh.
We've only used it through API - but you're right, now API supports xhigh for 4.5-4.7.
I think 4.6 got an xhigh after launch. The benchmarks seem to all have been against 4.6 high.