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OpenAI Pro 200 users discuss potential "warm cache" and allowance resets

A user on Reddit is inquiring about potential "warm cache" effects in OpenAI's Codex, suggesting that longer sessions might become cheaper as context is processed. They are also seeking clarification on how banked usage resets will function with an upcoming reduction in the Pro 200 allowance, questioning if using resets before the reduction is more valuable. AI

IMPACT Potential insights into model efficiency and pricing structures for AI developers.

RANK_REASON User discussion on product features and pricing, not a formal announcement or release.

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OpenAI Pro 200 users discuss potential "warm cache" and allowance resets

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  1. r/OpenAI TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/tobenvanhoben_ ·

    Pro 200 resets and “warm cache” effect

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I’m currently testing Codex pretty heavily on Pro 200 and I’m trying to understand two things.</p> <p>First, is there really something like a “warm cache” effect in longer Codex sessions?</p> <p>My assumption is that the beginning of a task is mo…