BenchLeader

GPT-5.6 Sol vs Muse Wonder

As of 13 Oct 2026, GPT-5.6 Sol (max) is the better pick for most workloads: it leads on quality (67.4 vs 66.3 on the BenchLeader Index) at about the same price.

Key differences

  • GPT-5.6 Sol (max) leads on quality: 67.4 vs 66.3.
  • GPT-5.6 Sol (max) is stronger in agents & tools, coding, instruction following, long context, maths, multimodal.
  • Muse Wonder (max) is stronger in composite, knowledge, reasoning.
  • They cost about the same ($8.00 per 1M blended).

Choose GPT-5.6 Sol (max) if

  • long context is the priority (67 vs 66 on the category score)

Choose Muse Wonder (max) if

  • reasoning is the priority (88 vs 73 on the category score)
  • knowledge is the priority (73 vs 66 on the category score)
  • the wait for the first word matters: 60.8 s against 128.6 s to first answer

Category by category

Category scores on the BenchLeader scale: 50 is the average evaluated model, 15 points is one standard deviation. A gap under one point is called level.

CategoryGPT-5.6 Sol (max)Muse Wonder (max)Leader
Reasoning72.687.8Muse Wonder
Coding65.8–not comparable
Agents & tools66.5–not comparable
Maths71.5–not comparable
Knowledge66.073.0Muse Wonder
Instruction following71.0–not comparable
Multimodal66.7–not comparable
Long context67.265.5GPT-5.6 Sol
Composite75.078.2Muse Wonder

Price, speed and latency

List prices blended at three input tokens per output token. Per-task prices use the token counts on the methodology page; suite cost is what Artificial Analysis paid to run its whole Intelligence Index.

MeasureGPT-5.6 Sol (max)Muse Wonder (max)
Blended price per 1M tokens$8.00$8.00
Input / output per 1M$4.00 / $20.00$4.00 / $20.00
Price per task: chat reply$0.0076$0.0076
Price per task: summarise a 30-page report$0.060$0.060
Price per task: code edit$0.054$0.054
Price per task: agentic coding session$0.320$0.320
Price per task: structured extraction$0.012$0.012
Cost to run a full benchmark suite$1.99$4.52
Output speed87 tok/s85 tok/s
Time to first answer128.6 s60.8 s
Time to a complete answer134.3 s66.7 s

Every benchmark

MetricGPT-5.6 Sol (max)Muse Wonder (max)
BenchLeader Index67.466.3
Agents & tools score66.5–
Coding score65.8–
Composite score75.078.2
Instruction following score71.0–
Knowledge score66.073.0
Long context score67.265.5
Maths score71.5–
Multimodal score66.7–
Reasoning score72.687.8
Blended price $/M$8.00$8.00
Output speed87 tok/s85 tok/s
Time to first answer128.6 s60.8 s
Context window1.1M1.0M
GPQA Diamond93.5%–
FrontierMath Tiers 1–389.1%–
FrontierMath Tier 482.9%–
OTIS Mock AIME100.0%–
SimpleQA Verified69.7%–
Terminal-Bench37.3%–
OSWorld-Verified 2.027.3%–
SciCode57.1%–
WeirdML87.0%–
ProofBench83.0%–
LiveBench81.0%81.2%
LiveBench Reasoning91.7%90.6%
LiveBench Coding83.9%80.7%
LiveBench Agentic Coding56.2%62.7%
LiveBench Mathematics96.2%96.5%
LiveBench Data Analysis79.8%81.6%
LiveBench Language87.7%82.9%
LiveBench Instruction Following71.8%73.0%
AA Intelligence Index v4.3.247.052.4
IFBench72.7%–
AA-LCR84.0%80.7%
MMMU-Pro83.4%–
AA-Omniscience22.025.5
Terminal-Bench Hard65.9%–
GPQA Diamond (AA)94.1%–
Humanity's Last Exam (AA)49.5%50.1%
SciCode (AA)57.1%60.3%
τ²-Bench Telecom (AA)85.1%–
LiveCodeBench82.6%–
MMLU-Pro89.1%–
IOI91.2%–
LegalBench87.0%–
CorpFin64.4%–
TaxEval74.8%–
Terminal-Bench 2.1 (Vals)85.8%–
SWE-bench (Vals)96.2%–
GPQA Diamond (Vals)95.2%–
Vals Index58.0–
PRBench Finance50.5%–
ARC-AGI-196.5%–
ARC-AGI-292.5%–
ARC-AGI-37.8%–
CritPt32.3%28.3%
GDPval-AA v2.155.4%63.5%
τ³-Banking (AA)44.3%–
ITBench SRE (AA)56.2%–
Analyst Agent (AA)47.5%–
BioMysteryBench71.1%–
Code Migration52.9%–
CUA-bench8.3%–
CyberBench76.3%–
Excel Modeling Benchmark72.3%–
Finance Agent v253.8%–
Harvey's Legal Agent Benchmark2.5%–
Legal Research Bench48.1%–
MedCode44.0%–
MedScribe85.2%–
MMMU-Pro (Vals)88.8%–
MortgageTax67.3%–
MysteryMechanism33.3%–
ProgramBench1.5%–
Public Benefits Bench66.5%–
SAGE52.6%–
SkillsBench54.1%–
SREBench30.5%–
Tax Agent Bench68.0%–
Terminal-Bench 4.0 (Vals)37.9%–
Terminal-Bench Science20.0%–
Time Horizon Index: KSP23.8%–
Vals Multimodal Index72.6%–
Vibe Code Bench 1-10020.0%–
Vibe Code Bench v1.180.5%–
Web Search Index43.6%–
DrugDiscoveryBench56.5%–
Chess Puzzles55.0%–
EBR-bench44.8%–
Mystery Game Puzzles58.0%–
BALROG60.0%–
PostTrainBench36.2%–
DeepSWE v1.172.7%–
LMCA58.4%–
DTBench95.5%–
CursorBench41.7%–
ALE-Bench2176.9–
GDP.pdf30.7%–
FrontierSWE32.2%–
BTF-313.7%–
Terminal-Bench 4.0 (AA)39.9%52.0%
Terminal-Bench 2.1 (AA)88.0%–
AutomationBench–68.1%
GDP.pdf–30.6%
AA-Omniscience: accuracy59.4%41.1%
AA-Omniscience: non-hallucination7.8%73.5%
AA-Briefcase v1.1–1659

Data as of 2026-10-13. Best configuration of each model; every score links to its source on the model pages.

GPT-5.6 Sol vs Muse Wonder: questions

Is GPT-5.6 Sol better than Muse Wonder?
GPT-5.6 Sol (max) leads on quality: 67.4 vs 66.3. The BenchLeader Index combines every independent quality benchmark; GPT-5.6 Sol (max) is ahead overall as of 2026-10-13, but check the category scores for your use.
Which is cheaper, GPT-5.6 Sol or Muse Wonder?
GPT-5.6 Sol is cheaper: $8.00 against $8.00 per million tokens, blended at three input tokens per output token.
Which is faster, GPT-5.6 Sol or Muse Wonder?
GPT-5.6 Sol streams faster: 87 against 85 output tokens per second.
Which has the larger context window?
GPT-5.6 Sol accepts more context: 1.1M against 1.0M tokens.