gpu catalog: rtx pro 4500
Blackwell-generation workstation card with 32 GB of GDDR7, a modern mid-range pick for fine-tuning small models and image generation.
| GPU | VRAM | Regions | Availability | Price / GPU | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RTX PRO 4500 | 32G | 2 regions | high availability | $0.72/hr | launch |
Blackwell-generation workstation card with 32 GB of GDDR7, a modern mid-range pick for fine-tuning small models and image generation. VRAM32 GB GDDR7 ArchitectureBlackwell InterconnectPCIe 5.0 Released2025 Regionseu-east, eu-west | |||||
| L40S | 48G | 3 regions | high availability | $0.80/hr | launch |
| L40 | 48G | 2 regions | high availability | $0.78/hr | launch |
| RTX A6000 | 48G | 1 region | high availability | $0.45/hr | launch |
| RTX PRO 6000 | 96G | 4 regions | high availability | $1.99/hr | launch |
| A100 | 80G | 5 regions | high availability | $1.07/hr | launch |
| RTX 4090community | 24G | 7 regions | high availability | $0.31/hr | launch |
| RTX 5090community | 32G | 7 regions | high availability | $0.37/hr | launch |
| RTX 6000 ADA | 48G | 1 region | high availability | $0.65/hr | launch |
| A100community | 80G | 7 regions | high availability | $0.95/hr | launch |
| H200 SXMcommunity | 141G | 5 regions | high availability | $3.59/hr | launch |
| H100 SXM | 80G | 5 regions | high availability | $2.54/hr | launch |
| H200 SXM | 141G | 6 regions | high availability | $3.99/hr | launch |
| RTX 3090community | 24G | 7 regions | high availability | $0.15/hr | launch |
| RTX A4000community | 16G | 5 regions | available | $0.08/hr | launch |
| L4 | 24G | 4 regions | available | $0.44/hr | launch |
| RTX 4090 | 24G | 3 regions | available | $0.74/hr | launch |
| L40Scommunity | 48G | 4 regions | available | $0.61/hr | launch |
| H100 NVLcommunity | 94G | 4 regions | available | $2.59/hr | launch |
| H100 SXMcommunity | 80G | 4 regions | available | $1.87/hr | launch |
| H200 NVLcommunity | 141G | 5 regions | available | $3.47/hr | launch |
| RTX 3080community | 10G | 3 regions | available | $0.07/hr | launch |
| H100 NVL | 94G | 3 regions | available | $3.19/hr | launch |
| B200 | 192G | 2 regions | available | $6.79/hr | launch |
| B300 | 288G | 2 regions | available | $7.89/hr | launch |
| A100 40GBcommunity | 40G | 5 regions | available | $0.67/hr | launch |
| H100 PCIE | 80G | 2 regions | available | $1.98/hr | launch |
| H100 PCIEcommunity | 80G | 2 regions | available | $2.48/hr | launch |
| RTX 5080community | 16G | 6 regions | running low | $0.17/hr | launch |
| RTX 4080community | 16G | 4 regions | running low | $0.17/hr | launch |
| RTX A5000community | 24G | 2 regions | running low | $0.23/hr | launch |
| B200community | 192G | 2 regions | running low | $5.32/hr | launch |
| L4community | 24G | 2 regions | running low | $0.27/hr | launch |
| RTX 5090 | 32G | 1 region | running low | $0.99/hr | launch |
| RTX PRO 6000community | 96G | 1 region | running low | $1.69/hr | launch |
| RTX A6000community | 48G | 2 regions | running low | $0.42/hr | launch |
| H200 NVL | 141G | 1 region | running low | $3.29/hr | launch |
| V100community | 16G | 1 region | running low | $0.17/hr | launch |
lowest live on-demand rate per GPU, refreshed continuously · per-second billing
| Provider | Price / GPU / hr | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| GPU.ai (Secure Cloud) | $0.720/hr | Vetted data center capacity, per-second billing |
| CoreWeave | — | Public on-demand list rate |
| AWS | — | Public on-demand list rate |
| Azure | — | Public on-demand list rate |
competitor rates are public on-demand list prices, refreshed daily · gpu.ai prices are live floor rates with zero markup
faq
RTX PRO 4500 cloud instances on GPU.ai currently start at $0.720 per GPU per hour, billed per second. That is the live floor price across every provider in our fleet. We route your launch to the cheapest provider with stock and add zero markup.
The NVIDIA RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell has 32 GB of GDDR7 memory. GPU.ai reports the minimum VRAM actually delivered across our fleet, so the figure you see at launch is the figure you get.
GPU.ai aggregates a dozen-plus GPU clouds and passes through each provider's raw price with no markup, so the same silicon is typically far cheaper than hyperscaler list rates. The comparison table on this page shows the current public on-demand list prices side by side.
Billing is per second, starting when your instance is SSH-ready and stopping the moment you terminate. There are no minimum commitments, no reservation fees, and no egress surprises: you pay the listed hourly rate pro-rated to the second.