I just got a message saying I have 25 o1 messages yet until tomorrow 16:00. So I am not sure it’s weekly or daily. If it’s weekly, is it a coincidence it will reset TOMORROW?
. The OpenAI information seems out of date and Perplexity is definitely giving me outdated information
I’m using o1 a lot today, no warning messages. But I have more important things to do later with a foggy brain and I’m going to need a thinking model available… Why would o1 be much more restricted than o3?
Deep research limit seems real, I got through that very quickly. I can’t use o3 models inside Projects but that doesn’t seem to be a rate limiting type of issue?
The information I got was:
GPT-4: 40 messages every 3 hours (includes custom GPTs).
• GPT-4o: 80 messages every 3 hours.
• GPT-4.5: 50 messages per week.
• GPT-4o mini: Unlimited usage.
• o3-mini: 150 messages per day.
• o3-mini-high: 50 messages per day.
• o1-preview: 50 messages per week.
• DALL-E 3 (image generation): 40 prompts every 3 hours, up to 200 images daily.
• Deep Research Tool: 10 queries per month.
• Projects: Up to 20 projects with 20 files each (512MB/file, 2M tokens total). Saw this on Threads
I‘ve noticed that using 4o is also using up GPT-4 limits. When I reach a certain amount of 4o messages (about half) 4 gets a cooldown but 4o does not. Also it’s probably irrelevant now since 4 is going to end this month.
With a ChatGPT Plus, Team or Enterprise account, you have access to 100 messages a week with o3, 100 messages a day with o4-mini-high, and 300 messages a day with o4-mini.
Let’s wait until they’re clearer about ChatGPT 5 and stuff. Because I think this will be changing a lot throughout the next days. Because, recently I could have updated this almost daily. BUT, I won’t do this. And I still got a daytime job. LOL
Has any limits been published or found out for 4.1? If I don’t use canvas then I at least have the option to click continue generating (paid user), but when I use canvas the generation just stops and I have to ask the chat to give me the rest of the code (but it often starts on the new line even if the last line wasn’t completed, which is a huge pain in the ass).