💡If you can make them, we can probably simulate them!
It cuts MAEs by half, improves SCF convergence, and even beats B3LYP-D4 for reaction barriers — all with just 30–50% more computational cost than GFN2-xTB.
It cuts MAEs by half, improves SCF convergence, and even beats B3LYP-D4 for reaction barriers — all with just 30–50% more computational cost than GFN2-xTB.