Grok 3, launched by xAI on February 17, 2025, is an advanced artificial intelligence model. Compared with Grok 2, its functions are significantly enhanced, and its performance has increased by an order of magnitude. Grok 3 is trained on a large dataset, including legal documents, etc., and utilizes the huge computing infrastructure of approximately 200,000 GPUs in the Memphis data center. The computing power used is ten times that of its predecessor. It has specialized models, such as Grok 3 Reasoning and Grok 3 Mini Reasoning, to solve complex problems and performs excellently in benchmark tests such as the AIME in mathematics and the GPQA in doctoral-level science.
Intelligence(Medium)
Speed(Relatively Slow)
Input Supported Modalities
Yes
Is Reasoning Model
1,000,000
Context Window
8,000
Maximum Output Tokens
2024-11-17
Knowledge Cutoff

Pricing

¥21.6 /M tokens
Input
¥108 /M tokens
Output
¥43.2 /M tokens
Blended Price

Quick Simple Comparison

Input

Output

Grok 3 Reasoning Beta
¥3
Grok 3
¥3
Grok 3 mini Reasoning (Low)
¥0.3

Basic Parameters

Grok 3Technical Parameters
Parameter Count
Not Announced
Context Length
1.0M tokens
Training Data Cutoff
2024-11-17
Open Source Category
Proprietary
Multimodal Support
Text, Image
Throughput
100
Release Date
2025-02-19
Response Speed
65.27,429 tokens/s

Benchmark Scores

Below is the performance of Grok 3 in various standard benchmark tests. These tests evaluate the model's capabilities in different tasks and domains.
Intelligence Index
50.63
Large Language Model Intelligence Level
Coding Index
39.67
Indicator of AI model performance on coding tasks
Math Index
60
Capability indicator in solving mathematical problems, mathematical reasoning, or performing math-related tasks
MMLU Pro
79.9
Massive Multitask Multimodal Understanding - Testing understanding of text, images, audio, and video
GPQA
69.3
Graduate Physics Questions Assessment - Testing advanced physics knowledge with diamond science-level questions
HLE
5.1
The model's comprehensive average score on the Hugging Face Open LLM Leaderboard
LiveCodeBench
42.5
Specific evaluation focused on assessing large language models' ability in real-world code writing and solving programming competition problems
SciCode
36.8
The model's capability in code generation for scientific computing or specific scientific domains
HumanEval
90.9
Score achieved by the AI model on the specific HumanEval benchmark test set
Math 500 Score
87
Score on the first 500 larger, more well-known mathematical benchmark tests
AIME Score
33
An indicator measuring an AI model's ability to solve high-difficulty mathematical competition problems (specifically AIME level)
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