GPU types & models

Compare 97 GPU types tracked across our provider network. Filter by VRAM, brand and pricing to find the right fit.

GPU types
97
Offerings
1734
Up to
432GB
Cheapest
$0.02/hr

Choose the right GPU

Quick heuristics for common workloads.

Training & research

High-VRAM accelerators like H100, H200 and A100 for large language models and deep learning research.

H100H200A100MI300X

Inference & production

Optimized GPUs like L40S, RTX 4090 and RTX 5090 for efficient model serving and inference workloads.

L40SRTX 4090RTX 5090A10

Development & testing

Cost-effective options like the RTX 30 series and older datacenter GPUs for prototyping and testing.

RTX 3060RTX 3090T4V100

Browse by group

Curated GPU groups for faster discovery.

Current generation14 models

Latest generation GPUs across datacenter and prosumer lines.

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Highest performance13 models

Top-tier accelerators for demanding training and large-scale inference.

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Best bang for buck10 models

Cost-efficient GPUs with strong value for common workloads.

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Available GPU types

Showing 3 of 97 models.

NVIDIA Tesla V100

16 GB

NVIDIA Tesla V100 16 GB Volta - legacy datacenter accelerator still popular for CUDA development, scientific compute and AI research.

Starting
$0.12/hr
Avg
$0.64/hr
6providers19 configs
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Quadro GV100

0 GB

GPU offering from Vast.ai: Quadro GV100

Starting
$0.47/hr
Avg
$0.47/hr
1provider1 configs
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NVIDIA Tesla V100 SXM2 32GB

32 GB

NVIDIA Tesla V100 SXM2 32GB - legacy datacenter accelerator still popular for CUDA development, scientific compute and AI research.

Starting
$2.57/hr
Avg
$2.57/hr
2providers6 configs
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Frequently asked questions

What's the cheapest cloud GPU right now?
Cloud GPUs on GPUs.io start at $0.02 per GPU-hour. We continuously compare 1734 configurations across 20 providers and normalize every price to $/GPU-hour, so the lowest available on-demand rate always rises to the top of the list.
Which GPU should I choose for training vs. inference?
For large-scale training, high-VRAM data-center cards such as the NVIDIA H100, H200, A100 and AMD MI300X are the usual choice. For inference and lighter workloads, cards like the L40S, RTX 4090, RTX 5090 and A10 offer better price-performance. The workload guide above breaks this down in more detail.
How many cloud GPUs and providers does GPUs.io compare?
GPUs.io tracks 97 GPU models across 20 cloud providers, covering 1734 individual configurations. Every offer is normalized to $/GPU-hour so you can compare like for like.
Are these GPU prices up to date?
Yes. We refresh on-demand, spot and reserved pricing from each provider's public sources on an ongoing basis, so the rates shown reflect current market pricing rather than stale list prices.