Nvidia A4000
$0.12/GPU/hr
cheapest of 4 providers · Lium
- Ampere
- Released Q2 2021
- Median $0.16/GPU/hr
- $88 per 730-hour month
- 2 in stock In stock
Nvidia A4000 vs Nvidia RTX 3090 Ti
Nvidia A4000 wins twice: it rents for 1.3x less per hour and still buys 1.3x more FP16 compute per dollar.
Prices and stock checked 2 hours ago
Nvidia RTX 3090 Ti
$0.16/GPU/hr
cheapest of 2 providers · Lium
- Ampere
- Released Q1 2022
- Median $0.22/GPU/hr
- $117 per 730-hour month
- 1 in stock In stock
Datasheet, side by side
Figures are the vendors' own published numbers, dense rates without sparsity. A bar is drawn only where both cards publish the same figure.
Price, side by side
| Metric | Nvidia A4000 | Nvidia RTX 3090 Ti |
|---|---|---|
| Cheapest listed | $0.12 | $0.16 |
| Median across providers | $0.16 | $0.22 |
| Most expensive listed | $0.80 | $0.27 |
| Providers | 4 | 2 |
| Reporting stock | 2 | 1 |
| One month, 730 hours | $88 | $117 |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Nvidia A4000 or the Nvidia RTX 3090 Ti cheaper to rent?
The Nvidia A4000 starts at $0.12 per GPU hour and the Nvidia RTX 3090 Ti at $0.16. Nvidia A4000 wins twice: it rents for 1.3x less per hour and still buys 1.3x more FP16 compute per dollar.
Which one can I actually get right now?
Nvidia A4000: 2 of 4 providers report stock, cheapest in stock $0.17 at Runpod. Nvidia RTX 3090 Ti: 1 of 2 providers report stock, cheapest in stock $0.27 at Runpod.
What does a month on each card cost?
Nvidia A4000: $88 for 730 hours at its cheapest listed rate. Nvidia RTX 3090 Ti: $117 for 730 hours at its cheapest listed rate.