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Thai reasoning model that shows its step-by-step thinking — beats DeepSeek R1 70B and Typhoon R1 70B on Thai benchmarks (avg 71.58 vs 63.31/65.42) at half their size. ~24 GB RAM.

ollama run openthai/openthai-r1-32b:q4_K_M

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15 hours ago

0a038a56ad52 · 20GB ·

qwen2
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32.8B
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Q4_K_M
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Readme

OpenThai R1 32B 🇹🇭

A Thai reasoning model that shows its work — and beats 70B models at half their size.

ollama run openthai/openthai-r1-32b

R1 thinks step by step through mathematics, logic and code — in Thai. On a seven-benchmark average it scores 71.58 vs 63.31 (DeepSeek R1 Distill 70B) and 65.42 (Typhoon R1 Distill 70B), while fitting on hardware half the size.

Benchmarks (SkyThought, one identical protocol)

Benchmark OpenThai R1 32B DeepSeek R1 70B Typhoon R1 70B
AIME24-TH 56.67 33.33 53.33
MATH500-TH 83.80 75.40 81.00
LiveCodeBench-TH 62.16 53.15 47.75
OpenThaiEval 76.05 74.17 77.59
Average (7 tasks) 71.58 63.31 65.42

Full table: Thai LLM Leaderboard · Technical report (arXiv:2504.01789)

Requirements & tips

  • ~24 GB RAM/VRAM (Q4_K_M)
  • Reasoning traces are long — give it output room
  • Best at analytical tasks; use openthai-1.6-72b for general chat
  • OpenAI-compatible API at http://localhost:11434/v1

Links

Website · GGUF weights (Q4/Q5/Q8) · Discord

Free and open-weight, from the OpenThai project (formerly OpenThaiGPT) — AIEAT × iApp Technology.