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ChatGPT Models Guide: Unlocking the Power of GPT o3-mini and More

Welcome to our guide on ChatGPT models! Whether you're using GPT o3-mini, GPT 4, or other iterations, each model brings unique features designed to enhance your productivity and streamline your workflow. In this article, we’ll explore the differences between the various ChatGPT models, their strengths, and how they work within the ChatGPT Toolbox extension to help you organize and manage your conversations effectively. Whether you're a casual user or part of a larger team, understanding these models can take your ChatGPT experience to the next level.

Five bar charts arranged in a two-row layout. Each chart compares the performance of various OpenAI models across different benchmarks. The top-left chart is titled “AIME 2024 – Competition Math” and shows that model o1 achieves 74.3% accuracy, o3-mini scores 87.3%, o3 (no tools) scores 91.6%, and o4-mini (no tools) reaches 93.4%. The top-middle chart, titled “AIME 2025 – Competition Math,” shows a similar pattern: o1 gets 79.2%, o3-mini scores 86.5%, o3 (no tools) reaches 88.9%, and o4-mini (no tools) leads with 92.7%. The top-right chart is titled “Codeforces – Competition Code” and uses ELO ratings instead of percentages: o1 has 1891, o3-mini scores 2073, o3 (with terminal) hits 2706, and o4-mini (with terminal) slightly surpasses it at 2719. On the bottom-left, the chart titled “GPQA Diamond – PhD-Level Science Questions” shows o1 at 78.0%, o3-mini at 77.0%, o3 (no tools) at 83.3%, and o4-mini (no tools) at 81.4%. The bottom-right chart, “Humanity’s Last Exam – Expert-Level Questions Across Subjects,” features seven bars with the following scores: o1-pro at 8.12%, o3-mini at 13.40%, o3 (no tools) at 20.32%, o3 (python + browsing + tools) at 24.90%, o4-mini (no tools) at 14.28%, o4-mini (with python + browsing) at 17.70%, and Deep research at 26.60%. All bars are color-coded in light-to-dark yellow tones based on model performance.

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