MiniMax M3.1 and Opus 5.5 compared on the same tasks
10/02/2026 — 10/02, 22:01·1 sources·1 reports
Story overview
On October 2, 2026, ifanr published a comparison that put MiniMax M3.1 and Opus 5.5 through the same set of questions, with a headline saying the shared test "let Flash start going beyond the syllabus." According to ifanr, the article's scope runs from the model's level of intelligence to the breadth of its practical use.
No further specifics appear in the available material. The report does not list the questions used, the evaluation method, any scores, or other checkable numbers, and it does not say under what conditions or on what platform the comparison was run. ifanr describes Flash's performance as "beyond the syllabus," but does not explain what that characterization refers to in concrete terms.
So far this is the only report on the event. Beyond the two models named and that one evaluative phrase, there are no additional details about MiniMax M3.1 or Opus 5.5. The story currently stands at a single comparison article, with no follow-up reported.
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Latest turnA Fangxiang test pitted MiniMax M3.1 against Opus 5.5 on the same set of tasks, with the piece arguing Flash starts to go beyond its expected level. The review ranges from raw intelligence to how broadly the models can be used.
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A Fangxiang test pitted MiniMax M3.1 against Opus 5.5 on the same set of tasks, with the piece arguing Flash starts to go beyond its expected level. The review ranges from raw intelligence to how broadly the models can be used.
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