NVIDIA V100 SXM2 rental pricing
Volta architecture · 32 GB HBM2 memory · 0.9 TB/s bandwidth · 300 W board power · Released 2018
Price history
Weekly median price per GPU per hour
At a glance
prices checked just now- Cheapest in stock
- $0.12/hr
- Community · 8× V100 SXM2 · Vast.ai
- Median price
- $3.90/hr
- On-demand · 1 provider
- 90-day trend
- Flat
- Weekly median on-demand, 4 weeks
- Coverage
- 2 providers
- 2 price points
- $ per FP16 PFLOP-hour
- $31.21
- Rank 16 of 18 priced GPUs · lower is better
Why the SXM2 costs what it does
Against the other priced NVIDIA V100 variants: the price floor, what a GB-hour and a PFLOP-hour cost, and the specs that explain the gap.
The SXM2 rents from $0.12 per GPU-hour, 37% less than the PCIe at $0.19. Only 2 listings track the SXM2, too few to call that gap a market price.
The SXM2 is an SXM module, rated at 300 W against 250 W for the PCIe card. Hosting a module with that power and interconnect budget costs more than hosting a card, and the hourly rate carries it.
The SXM2 carries 32 GB against 16 GB, 100% more memory and it still rents for less; per GB-hour that is $0.004 against $0.012.
2 providers list the SXM2 against 1 for the PCIe; a deeper market tends to price lower.
Floors are the cheapest live listing of any pricing type; medians are of each provider's cheapest on-demand rate. Per GB-hour divides the floor by memory, per PFLOP-hour by dense throughput on the family's basis.
Every provider we track
Cheapest listing per provider and pricing type. Sold-out rows stay so you can see who normally carries it.
Per GPU-hour. Spot, reserved and community pricing differ from on-demand; click through for the provider's current figure.
NVIDIA V100 SXM2 pricing questions
How much does it cost to rent a NVIDIA V100 SXM2 per hour?
The cheapest NVIDIA V100 SXM2 in stock right now is $0.12 per GPU-hour community from Vast.ai for the 8× V100 SXM2 configuration. The median on-demand rate across 1 provider is $3.90 per GPU-hour.
How much does a NVIDIA V100 SXM2 cost per month?
Running one NVIDIA V100 SXM2 around the clock for a month (730 hours) costs about $88 at the cheapest in-stock rate of $0.12 per hour. At the median on-demand rate it is about $2,848 a month. Reserved terms usually come in below that; ask the provider for a quote.
Which provider has the cheapest NVIDIA V100 SXM2?
Vast.ai has the cheapest NVIDIA V100 SXM2 in stock right now at $0.12 per GPU-hour community for the 8× V100 SXM2 configuration. That is a community rate; see the provider table for the cheapest on-demand listing. Rates change often, so check the provider table for today's figure before you commit.
Are NVIDIA V100 SXM2 rental prices going up or down?
The weekly median on-demand rate for the NVIDIA V100 SXM2 has been flat, moving 0.0% over the last 4 weeks, from $3.90 to $3.90 per GPU-hour.
What is the difference between on-demand, spot and reserved NVIDIA V100 SXM2 pricing?
On-demand is pay-as-you-go with no commitment. Community is capacity from individual hosts on a marketplace, cheaper and less uniform. This week's median rates for the NVIDIA V100 SXM2 are on-demand $3.90 (1 provider), community $0.12 (1 provider), per GPU-hour.
How many cloud providers rent the NVIDIA V100 SXM2?
We track 2 providers with 2 live prices for the NVIDIA V100 SXM2. Sold-out listings stay in the table so you can see who normally carries it, but never set the cheapest figure.
How does the NVIDIA V100 SXM2 compare on price per PFLOP-hour?
At its cheapest in-stock on-demand rate the NVIDIA V100 SXM2 delivers dense FP16 compute at $31.21 per PFLOP-hour, which ranks 16 of 18 priced GPUs we cover on that basis. Lower is better: it is the rental price divided by peak FP16 throughput.
Where does this NVIDIA V100 SXM2 pricing data come from?
Prices are read daily from each provider's public price list or API and recorded whenever they change. Listings are shown per GPU-hour on-demand unless marked otherwise, and the chart covers the last 30 days. The newest listing was checked just now.
Why does the SXM2 cost less than the PCIe?
The SXM2 rents from $0.12 per GPU-hour, 37% less than the PCIe at $0.19. Only 2 listings track the SXM2, too few to call that gap a market price. The SXM2 is an SXM module, rated at 300 W against 250 W for the PCIe card. Hosting a module with that power and interconnect budget costs more than hosting a card, and the hourly rate carries it.