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I built a site to compare LLM benchmarks, token pricing, and VRAM requirements in one place

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Hey everyone, Every time a new model drops (like DeepSeek-R1 or the recent Kimi k3.1 Pro), finding reliable data usually means jumping between three or four places: checking leaderboard scores, digging up actual API pricing (inputs vs. outputs vs. caching), and guessing whether an open model will a…

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  1. 2026-10-24 21:01 · r/OpenAI
    I built a site to compare LLM benchmarks, token pricing, and VRAM requirements in one place

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