Nvidia RTX A6000
$0.32/GPU/hr
cheapest of 7 providers · Lium
- Ampere
- Released Q4 2020
- Median $0.57/GPU/hr
- $234 per 730-hour month
- 4 in stock In stock
Nvidia RTX A6000 vs Nvidia B300
Nvidia RTX A6000 wins twice: it rents for 18.4x less per hour and still buys 1.3x more FP16 compute per dollar.
Prices and stock checked 0 minutes ago
Nvidia B300
$5.88/GPU/hr
cheapest of 5 providers · Lium
- Blackwell Ultra
- Released Q1 2025
- Median $7.71/GPU/hr
- $4,292 per 730-hour month
- 3 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 RTX A6000 | Nvidia B300 |
|---|---|---|
| Cheapest listed | $0.32 | $5.88 |
| Median across providers | $0.57 | $7.71 |
| Most expensive listed | $1.93 | $9.69 |
| Providers | 7 | 5 |
| Reporting stock | 4 | 3 |
| One month, 730 hours | $234 | $4,292 |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Nvidia RTX A6000 or the Nvidia B300 cheaper to rent?
The Nvidia RTX A6000 starts at $0.32 per GPU hour and the Nvidia B300 at $5.88. Nvidia RTX A6000 wins twice: it rents for 18.4x less per hour and still buys 1.3x more FP16 compute per dollar.
Which one can I actually get right now?
Nvidia RTX A6000: 4 of 7 providers report stock, cheapest in stock $0.32 at Lium. Nvidia B300: 3 of 5 providers report stock, cheapest in stock $5.88 at Lium.
What does a month on each card cost?
Nvidia RTX A6000: $234 for 730 hours at its cheapest listed rate. Nvidia B300: $4,292 for 730 hours at its cheapest listed rate.