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[GH-ISSUE #702] DeepSeek官方聊天的周期性“服务器繁忙” #574
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Originally created by @DracheTek on GitHub (Jul 1, 2025).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-R1/issues/702
北京时间15:00到18:00这段时间,deepseek官方聊天功能总会出现服务器繁忙,R1尤其严重,V3稍好一点。比起为什么会繁忙,我更在意为什么是这个时间繁忙。
@Evi233 commented on GitHub (Jul 1, 2025):
It's just a speed limit, you'll find it much better if you start a new chat
@DracheTek commented on GitHub (Jul 7, 2025):
I somehow know and understand that, but I' m now working on a novel project, in many cases I can only send one message and get one reply, and then get spammed with "server busy". the initial input is ~20kb background file and ~1000 chinese char description, and it returns with ~10k chinese chars.
这个我知道,限速可以理解。我现在在搞一个小说项目,很多时候只能发一条消息,然后就“服务器繁忙”。第一条消息是一个20kb文件和1000字左右的故事背景解释,会返回约1万字的小说正文。
if we have a queueing instead of outright reject it would be better.
如果服务器带有某种排队机制,使用体验会好不少。
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@Mbilse commented on GitHub (Aug 7, 2025):
mee,too
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