GPT-5 nano
BenchLM is tracking GPT-5 nano, but sourced benchmark results are not published on the site yet. This page currently shows the model metadata we can verify now, and score-level benchmark coverage will appear once public evaluations land.
GPT-5 nano is a proprietary model with a 400K token context window. It uses explicit chain-of-thought reasoning, which typically improves performance on math and complex reasoning tasks at the cost of higher latency and token usage.
GPT-5 nano sits inside the GPT-5 family alongside GPT-5 (high), GPT-5 (medium), GPT-5 mini. This profile currently has 0 sourced benchmarks on BenchLM, so the benchmark sections below are intentionally marked as coming soon.
Ranking Distribution
Category rank across 7 benchmark categories — sorted by best rank
Category Performance
Scores across all benchmark categories (0-100 scale)
Category Breakdown
Agentic
Coding
Reasoning
Knowledge
Math
Multilingual
Multimodal
Inst. Following
Benchmark Details
Only benchmark rows with an attached exact-source record are shown here. Source-unverified manual rows and generated rows are hidden from model pages.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does GPT-5 nano perform overall in AI benchmarks?
BenchLM is tracking GPT-5 nano, but sourced benchmark coverage is still coming soon. We currently list its creator, model type, and context window while we wait for public benchmark results.
Which sibling models are related to GPT-5 nano?
GPT-5 nano belongs to the GPT-5 family. Related variants on BenchLM include GPT-5 (high), GPT-5 (medium), GPT-5 mini.
Does GPT-5 nano have full benchmark coverage on BenchLM?
Not yet. GPT-5 nano currently has 0 published benchmark scores out of the 178 benchmarks BenchLM tracks. BenchLM only exposes non-generated public benchmark rows, so missing categories stay blank until a sourced evaluation is available.
What is the context window size of GPT-5 nano?
GPT-5 nano has a context window of 400K, which determines how much text it can process in a single interaction.
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