NVIDIA A100 SXM 80GB
USD 120.003 days · 1 lot · 1 GPUs · 80 GB per GPU
Configure 3 daysView full detailsGive your ML protocol 80 GB per card. IteraGPU rents the A100 SXM so you can reproduce an Ampere baseline, compare your adaptations, and choose a period that covers your experiments and their evaluation.
From USD 120.003 days · 1 lot · 1 GPUs · 80 GB per GPU
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1 GPUs included · 80 GB per card · HBM2e
Package total · 3 days
USD 120.0078 cards available.
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3 days · 1 lot · 1 GPUs · 80 GB per GPU
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Configure 30 daysView full detailsThe A100 SXM is a candidate for reproducing a training recipe, evaluating an adaptation, and comparing variants on the same hardware. Its 80 GB per card offers a larger envelope than 48 GB configurations; the practical benefit depends on the peak of your training step and your evaluation.
Add up the requirements of the weights, activations, gradients, and optimizer for your method. For an adaptation with few trainable parameters, activations still need to be taken into account. If your workload already fits comfortably within 48 GB, also compare an RTX A6000 before committing to the plan.
You pay for the rental directly in crypto, with no forced top-up and no KYC or ID document. The order account requires first name, last name, email, and password.
Budget USD 280.00 for an A100 SXM lot, that is one 80 GB GPU for 7 days. Prepare the starting checkpoint and the evaluation set, then split your schedule between reproducing the baseline, trying an adaptation, evaluation, and export. The plan sets the rental budget; the number of experiments you can run depends on their measured duration.
7 days · 1 lot · 1 GPUs · 80 GB per GPU
Configure this 7-day package7 days · 1 lot · 1 GPUs · 80 GB per GPU
Worth comparing if you want to examine a more recent generation while keeping 80 GB per GPU. Moving to H100 does not, by itself, solve a need for more than 80 GB of memory.
Configure 7 daysView full details7 days · 1 lot · 1 GPUs · 48 GB per GPU
Worth considering if your training and evaluation fit within 48 GB with room to spare. Compare the plan and the support for your CUDA extensions on this other Ampere configuration.
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View assets, networks, and payment termsThe IteraGPU A100 SXM provides 80 GB of HBM2e on a single card. It is a candidate when your adaptation exceeds the 48 GB envelope or when you want to keep an Ampere baseline. The method, the trainable parameters, and the length of the examples determine the requirements; the model name alone is not enough to choose.
An IteraGPU lot includes one 80 GB A100 SXM. Its full plan costs USD 120.00 for 3 days, USD 280.00 for 7 days, or USD 990.00 for 30 days. For several lots, multiply the plan by the number of lots chosen; these amounts are not daily prices.
No. Execution also uses memory for activations, buffers and, depending on the training, gradients and optimizer states. Assess the peak of your full recipe, including evaluation and saving, to decide whether an 80 GB A100 GPU is suitable.
Both IteraGPU listings offer 80 GB per GPU. An H100 SXM therefore does not provide a larger envelope than the A100 SXM. If your run exceeds this capacity, look at a configuration with more memory per card or a change to the recipe; if it fits, compare the plans and your measurements on the same task.
Gather the starting checkpoint, the data version, the training/validation split and the exact parameters. A first run should answer a simple question: do we get a result consistent with the expected recipe? Keep the Python, PyTorch and CUDA versions as well as the numerical options. Setting a seed makes tracking easier, but doesn't necessarily make two different environments identical bit for bit.
Training uses more than the weights. The activations kept for backpropagation and the optimizer states can determine the possible microbatch. Test a real step, then evaluation and checkpointing, because their footprint can differ. Activation checkpointing trades some memory for extra computation: compare its cost over your step duration before applying it broadly.
Ampere notably offers BF16 and TF32 operations. Specify the formats used by your software rather than assuming a default configuration stays unchanged between two versions. A numerical comparison becomes easier to review when these choices are explicit.
The H100 SXM lets you study a more recent generation with the same 80 GB capacity. Measure the cost of reaching your target metric, not just the cost of a single step. If your workload fits comfortably within 48 GB, an A40 or an RTX A6000 can also be part of the protocol. In all cases, check the architectures targeted by the compiled extensions of your CUDA project.
Three days are enough to rebuild a baseline and test a resume. Seven days give a window for several seeds or ablations. Thirty days suit a structured series with regular checkpoints and a final export. Prepare your experiment manifest, choose the duration and number of GPUs, then complete the order details. After the crypto transfer, flag it with "I have paid" and find the job in your dashboard.
The GPU spec describes a capacity. These methods help you define the inputs, the settings and the result to verify on your own workload.
NVIDIA A100 SXM 80GB · USD 120.00 for 3 days · 1 lot · 1 GPUs · 80 GB per GPU.