H3 Max Turbo Released, Speed Increased by 2.5 Times, Price Reduced to $0.01 per Second
H3 Max Turbo has been released, based on the post-training of MiniMax H3, optimized for the fal inference system. Official tests show that the generation delay has decreased from 3.49 seconds for H3 Max to 1.40 seconds, achieving an approximate speed increase of 2.5 times. In terms of quality, H3 Max Turbo maintains a quality score of 97%, slightly lower than the original H3 Max's 100%. The officials stated that the understanding of prompts, aesthetics, and overall quality are largely retained, with Turbo still outperforming the original MiniMax H3 and other tested video models. H3 Max was released on August 27, with Turbo's regular price set at $0.04 per second, which is half of H3 Max's regular price of $0.08. During the launch promotion, Turbo is available for just $0.01 per second, making the cost of generating a 1-minute video only $0.6.
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