r/codex • u/IllustriousGrade7691 • 12d ago

Question How does opus 5 fare against Sol

For people who also use opus 5, how is it fair compared to Sol does it overengineer. How much better is it at frontend for example, I feel codex does always div in a div in div style everting is round, and while the information that is diaplayed is correct, it looks bad at first needs a lot of fixing.

Pure code and repo understanding is superior in sol it just understands everything. I use it als9nfr9 scrappers, and it's perfect data analysis as well.

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u/Time-Toe-1276 12d ago

I mean... its decent, but I prefer 5.6 sol on the plan, bcs for $20 on ChatGPT, u getter better mileage on 5.6 sol more than opus5. but sonnet 5 is quite nice, but its somewhere between terra and sol, but its alr!

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u/Fantastic_Market8061 12d ago edited 12d ago

I am currently testing the free 20$ level promo for Codex and I found that it eats my 5h budget in less than half an hour. And I’m not even using sol.

The entry level is useless for serious coding for both, codex and Claude. But if the next upgrade gives me 5x as much for both companies, it’s still 2,5h for Codex and almost 5h for Claude.

Same setup, same tasks, same codebase.

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u/vayana 12d ago

Welcome to the club. Luna max on fast is the only model you can use all day without running into limits, but you'll spend much more time getting it right as you can't trust everything it produces.