ChatGPT is confusing me and I'm running out of tokens
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A new ChatGPT Plus user, previously accustomed to Claude Code's 50% computing limit, is experiencing confusion and running out of tokens quickly. The user notes that Claude Code's limit, which expires on September 14, allowed for longer work sessions on average-sized projects, a stark contrast to ChatGPT's faster token consumption for the same tasks. This suggests a difference in how the platforms manage resource usage and token allocation.
Hi everyone, I'm just getting started with ChatGPT Plus since I'd been using Claude Code before. Today was my first day, but I'm running into a few issues:
- I'm pretty confused about the different models. I know that Sun is the equivalent of Sonnet, but when should I use the others?
- ChatGPT, Works, and Codex are confusing me. Constantly switching between them just slows me down and confuses me.
- Maybe it’s because Claude Code has that 50% computing limit (which expires on September 14), and that’s allowed me to work longer hours on some average-sized projects. The same task gets used up pretty quickly on ChatGPT.
I’d kindly appreciate some advice on the best way to work. I mainly use it for programming, creating documents, branding and digital marketing consulting, and, of course, I want to generate images with it. Now I’m worried that if I do too many things, my session will run out too quickly.
P.S.: I’ve tried looking for information on YouTube and in some posts here on Reddit, but I’m not entirely convinced or able to understand them, which is why I’m posting this. I’d like to hear experts’ opinions on how they comfortably use ChatGPT Plus and get the most out