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80 GB+ VRAM GPUs Cloud Pricing

Train models with hundreds of billions of parameters. Serve 70B+ models at full precision. Run multi-node distributed training with NVLink interconnects. This tier — A100 80 GB, H100, H200, MI300X, and Blackwell-generation GPUs — uses high-bandwidth memory (HBM2e/HBM3/HBM3e) that delivers 2–5x the bandwidth of GDDR, directly impacting training throughput and large-batch inference speed.

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80 GB+ VRAM GPUs Available in the Cloud

Sample 80 GB+ VRAM GPUs Pricing

ProviderGPUsPrice / hrUpdatedSource
1× GPU
$1.71
4/6/2026
1× GPU
$1.80
4/4/2026
8× GPU
$2.59
3/31/2026
1× GPU
$2.95
4/6/2026
8× GPU
12mo$3.19
4/5/2026
1× GPU
$3.50
4/6/2026
1× GPU
$3.75
3/22/2026
1× GPU
$5.50
4/6/2026
1× GPU
$6.10
4/6/2026
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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need 80 GB+ VRAM?

If you're training models larger than 13B parameters at full precision, running inference on 70B+ models, or need large batch sizes for production throughput, 80 GB+ is recommended. For smaller workloads, 24–48 GB GPUs are more cost-effective.

What is the difference between HBM and GDDR memory?

HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) provides 2–5x the bandwidth of GDDR6X, which directly impacts training throughput and large-model inference speed. HBM is standard on datacenter GPUs (A100, H100, MI300X) while consumer GPUs use GDDR.

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