GPT-6 Sol (Max) (OpenAI) and Grok 4.7 (Xhigh) (SpaceXAI) meet here on their recorded benchmark, price and speed data. No hands-on testing went into this write-up; it summarises the recorded benchmark, price and speed data for both models. The biggest separation is in overall capability: 44.2 for GPT-6 Sol Max against 35.5 for Grok 4.7 Xhigh.
Overall capability: 8.7 points apart
GPT-6 Sol Max comes out ahead on the intelligence index, 44.2 to 35.5. A difference this size usually separates one tier of model from the next. In relative terms, GPT-6 Sol Max scores 25% higher.
Among 109 active scored models, GPT-6 Sol Max sits 26th and Grok 4.7 Xhigh 38th.
For coding or maths work specifically, the catalogue has no dedicated index on either side yet.
When they came out
The release dates are September 21, 2026 for Grok 4.7 Xhigh and September 22, 2026 for GPT-6 Sol Max, one day apart. They are effectively contemporaries.
Running costs
Per million tokens, GPT-6 Sol Max charges $2.00 for input and $10.00 for output, while Grok 4.7 Xhigh charges $2.00 and $6.00. For output tokens, GPT-6 Sol Max is 1.7 times the price of Grok 4.7 Xhigh.
A reference job of 1 million input tokens and 200,000 output tokens costs $4.00 with GPT-6 Sol Max and $3.20 with Grok 4.7 Xhigh, so Grok 4.7 Xhigh saves $0.80. A bigger example, summarising 1,000 documents of 8,000 tokens into 400-token summaries, costs $20.00 on GPT-6 Sol Max and $18.40 on Grok 4.7 Xhigh: a gap of $1.60. Blended at three input tokens per output token, the effective rates are $4.00 for GPT-6 Sol Max and $3.00 for Grok 4.7 Xhigh.
Score per dollar
Dividing the blended price by the intelligence index gives a rough cost per point: $0.090 for GPT-6 Sol Max and $0.085 for Grok 4.7 Xhigh, per million tokens. On that measure they are priced in proportion to their scores.
GPT-6 Sol Max is the faster writer
GPT-6 Sol Max generates about 127 tokens per second and Grok 4.7 Xhigh about 65 tokens per second. That makes GPT-6 Sol Max roughly twice as fast at writing. Before any text appears, GPT-6 Sol Max takes 91 seconds and Grok 4.7 Xhigh 43 seconds. Short replies favour Grok 4.7 Xhigh; beyond about 6,400 tokens, GPT-6 Sol Max claws the time back. A first-token wait of that length suits background work better than live conversation.
Put together, a 1,000-token answer would take about 99 seconds from GPT-6 Sol Max and 59 seconds from Grok 4.7 Xhigh, counting the first-token wait.

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