In a post on X, @thsottiaux reports that a “global reset” was expected at 10am PST the following day for all paid ChatGPT accounts. The posts implying a codex reset at 10/02.

What the reported reset means

The post describes the event as a global reset affecting all paid ChatGPT accounts. That wording does not clarify whether the reset would change usage limits, refresh access, address a service issue or perform some other technical operation. It also does not identify the specific paid tiers involved beyond the phrase “all paid ChatGPT accounts.”

The post gives only relative timing, so the exact calendar date of the reported 10am PST event is unspecified. It also does not confirm whether the reset occurred.

Separate update about GPT-6.1 Sol’s speed

The same post separately apologizes for GPT-6.1 Sol’s slow start. It attributes the initial slowdown to a “massive load spike” during the model’s first two days and says the model was then running at expected speeds.

The post provides no latency figures, testing method or user data, so its statement that speeds had returned to expected levels is not independently verified. It also does not establish whether the performance update was connected to the reported account reset.

The source therefore reports two separate updates: a reset expected at 10am PST the following day for paid accounts, and a statement that GPT-6.1 Sol’s speed had recovered after an initial load-related slowdown. It does not establish the reset’s purpose, mechanism, exact account coverage or completion, nor does it independently verify the performance change.

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