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Kimi K2 Turbo Preview vs Llama 3.1 70B Hanami x1

This page is context-first: how much text each model can take in one request. Full specs adds capabilities and limits; the pricing matrix below is only about $/million tokens from hosts that list both models.

Moonshot

Model

Kimi K2 Turbo Preview

Tool calling

Context window

262K

262,144 tokens · ~197K words

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Sao10K

Model

Llama 3.1 70B Hanami x1

Context window

16K

16,000 tokens · ~12K words

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Context window · side by side

Bar length is relative to the larger of the two windows (100% = max of this pair). This is not pricing.

Kimi K2 Turbo Preview262K
Llama 3.1 70B Hanami x116K

Kimi K2 Turbo Preview has about 16.4× the context window of the other in this pair.

Kimi K2 Turbo Preview has 1538% more context capacity (262K vs 16K tokens).

Quick verdicts

Short takeaways — validate with your own workloads.

  • Long document processing

    Use Kimi K2 Turbo Preview. Its 262K context fits entire documents without chunking (vs 16K).

Full specs

Context, output, capabilities, and dates. Green highlights the favorable value where we compute a winner.

SpecKimi K2 Turbo PreviewLlama 3.1 70B Hanami x1
Context window262,144 tokens (262K)16,000 tokens (16K)
Max output tokens262,144 tokens (262K)N/A
Speed tierBalancedDeep
VisionNoNo
Function callingYesNo
Extended thinkingNoNo
Prompt cachingYesNo
Batch APINoNo
Release dateN/AJan 2025

Pricing matrix

Dollar rates only: hosts that list both models, per 1M tokens. For how much text fits, use the context section above — not this table.

ProviderKimi K2 Turbo Preview inKimi K2 Turbo Preview outLlama 3.1 70B Hanami x1 inLlama 3.1 70B Hanami x1 out
Moonshot$1.15/M$8.00/M

Frequently asked questions

Kimi K2 Turbo Preview has a larger context window: 262K tokens vs 16K. For long documents, large codebases, or extended agent sessions, the larger context window reduces the need to chunk inputs or summarize history.

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