RTX A6000 vs RTX PRO 5000: cloud rental cost compared
You can rent both by the hour, no purchase required. RTX A6000 from $0.500/GPU/hr across 3 providers; RTX PRO 5000 from $0.820/GPU/hr across 1 provider. The RTX A6000 is 39% cheaper at the entry rate.
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RTX A6000 vs RTX PRO 5000: common questions
Is the RTX A6000 or the RTX PRO 5000 cheaper to rent?
On Aquanode's live marketplace the RTX A6000 starts at $0.500/GPU/hr (median $0.550/GPU/hr across 3 providers) and the RTX PRO 5000 starts at $0.820/GPU/hr (median $0.820/GPU/hr across 1 provider). The RTX A6000 is the cheaper of the two at the entry rate, by 39%.
What is the difference between the RTX A6000 and the RTX PRO 5000?
Both cards report 48 GB of VRAM; the RTX A6000 is an Ampere part and the RTX PRO 5000 is Blackwell (compute capability 8.6 vs 12.0); only the RTX PRO 5000 supports FP8 compute. On price, the RTX A6000 lists from $0.500/GPU/hr and the RTX PRO 5000 from $0.820/GPU/hr.
Which cloud providers offer the RTX A6000 and the RTX PRO 5000?
3 providers list the RTX A6000 (Massed Compute, HyperStack and RunPod) and 1 list the RTX PRO 5000 (RunPod), across 3 and 1 region respectively. Both are available from RunPod.
How much does 1,000 GPU-hours cost on the RTX A6000 vs the RTX PRO 5000?
At the lowest rates listed today, 1,000 GPU-hours costs $500 on the RTX A6000 and $820 on the RTX PRO 5000, a difference of $320 for the same runtime. Rates are per GPU per hour and update hourly.
How this comparison is calculated
Every price is normalized to a per-GPU hourly rate using the same pipeline as every other pricing surface on Aquanode, and only the cheapest qualifying offer per provider is shown. A dash means that provider does not currently list that GPU.
Architecture, compute capability and supported precisions come from each vendor's published datasheet for that generation, not from the marketplace feed. This page regenerates at most once per hour.
