What is the cheapest 140GB GPU to rent?
The 140GB-and-up class is the high-memory tier, led by the NVIDIA H200 at 141GB, the Blackwell B200, and AMD's MI300X at 192GB. These cards let you hold a 70B model at full precision on a single GPU and give large-context and MoE workloads room the 80GB cards cannot match. The table below shows the cheapest verified 140GB-class cards we track, sorted by price.
| GPU | VRAM | $/hr | Where | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MI300X | 192 GB | $2.19 | RunPod secure cloud | Rent → |
| B200 | 180 GB | $3.50 | Vultr on-demand | Rent → |
| H200 | 143 GB | $3.62 | Massed Compute on-demand | Rent → |
The jump from 80GB to 140GB and beyond is about fitting bigger things on one card. A single H200 or MI300X can serve a 70B model at 16-bit without splitting across GPUs, which simplifies deployment and avoids the interconnect overhead of a multi-card node. For very large or mixture-of-experts models, the extra memory is the difference between running and not running.
These are the most expensive cards in the index, so they earn their rate only when you genuinely need the memory or the compute. If your model fits comfortably in 80GB, an A100 or H100 will almost always be cheaper per hour and per unit of work.
Because the newest of these cards are still ramping in supply, expect rates and availability to move more than for established hardware. The table is rebuilt from the daily snapshot and sorted by price, and we flag the reliability tier on every listing.
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Numbers on this page come from today's verified snapshot. Full table on the homepage; method in the methodology.