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RTX PRO 4500 pricing on AceCloud

Every AceCloud RTX PRO 4500 offering we track, normalized to a per-GPU hourly rate and ranked against 7 providers with current RTX PRO 4500 pricing.

From / GPU-hr
$0.777
Price rank
#5 of 7
Configurations
8
Last updated
October 25, 2026

The cheapest RTX PRO 4500 we currently track is $0.378/hr on Vast.ai.

AceCloud RTX PRO 4500 rates

Hourly prices per GPU. Multi-GPU rows show the per-GPU rate, not the instance total.

AceCloud RTX PRO 4500 pricing by configuration
Price / GPU-hrTypeGPUs
$0.777Reserved1 mo1
$0.884Reserved1 mo2
$0.884Reserved1 mo4
$0.970On-demand1
$0.991Reserved1 mo8
$1.10On-demand2
$1.10On-demand4
$1.24On-demand8

RTX PRO 4500 specifications

VRAM
32GB
Architecture
Blackwell
Memory Bandwidth
896 GB/s
TDP
200W
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About AceCloud

AceCloud is a cloud infrastructure provider offering GPU, compute, Kubernetes, storage, managed databases, and networking services. Headquartered in Gurugram, India, it runs an India-first infrastructure with data centers in India (Mumbai, Noida) and the USA, providing on-demand NVIDIA GPUs for AI training, inference, HPC, rendering, and GenAI workloads with pay-as-you-go and monthly pricing, INR billing, and 24/7 human support.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the RTX PRO 4500 cost on AceCloud?

AceCloud lists the RTX PRO 4500 from $0.777 per GPU-hour across 8 tracked configurations. Prices are collected daily — see the table above for the current rates.

Is AceCloud the cheapest place to rent the RTX PRO 4500?

AceCloud ranks #5 of 7 providers we track with current RTX PRO 4500 pricing. The cheapest right now is Vast.ai. Price is only one factor — region availability, network, and storage costs differ between providers.

Which RTX PRO 4500 configurations does AceCloud offer?

We currently track 8 RTX PRO 4500 offerings from AceCloud, covering the GPU counts, pricing types, and regions listed in the table above. Every price is normalized to a per-GPU hourly rate so it can be compared across providers.