NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 24GB
USD 47.143 days · 1 lot · 1 GPUs · 24 GB per GPU
Configure 3 daysView full detailsRent a 24 GB RTX 4090 from IteraGPU for your ML adaptation, vision or evaluation campaign. A candidate for a recipe that fits on a single card, with three durations to organize your trials.
From USD 47.143 days · 1 lot · 1 GPUs · 24 GB per GPU
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1 GPUs included · 24 GB per card · GDDR6X
Package total · 3 days
USD 47.14265 cards available.
Rent this configurationPrice in USD for a full lot; from 1 to 10 lots in the configurator. The total is the plan multiplied by the lots, with no automatic renewal.
3 days · 1 lot · 1 GPUs · 24 GB per GPU
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Configure 30 daysView full detailsThe RTX 4090 lets you run a campaign on a single card: you choose your base model, your data and the result to compare. For an adaptation, pick it when the memory required for computation and evaluation stays within its 24 GB envelope. The number of parameters trained by LoRA is not enough to establish that memory compatibility.
If the context or microbatch must be reduced to the point of changing your experiment, compare a card with more memory before booking. Also check Ada support in your CUDA/PyTorch environment and your quantization libraries. The environment preference entered in the order expresses your need; it does not certify an already-installed version.
Budget USD 110.00 for 1 lot of RTX 4090, i.e. 1 24 GB GPU for 7 days. The planned project consists of comparing two adaptation recipes on the same corpus, then evaluating and reloading the chosen adapter. This rental window covers your work program; the number of completed trials depends on the model, the data and the length of your runs.
7 days · 1 lot · 1 GPUs · 24 GB per GPU
Configure this 7-day package7 days · 1 lot · 1 GPUs · 32 GB per GPU
Compare a 32 GB envelope on a single card when 24 GB limits your context or microbatch. Moving to Blackwell requires checking your software stack; the extra memory by itself does not prove a speed gain.
Configure 7 daysView full details7 days · 1 lot · 1 GPUs · 48 GB per GPU
Consider 48 GB per card if your goal is to keep a larger workload on a single GPU. Compare the plan and your recipe's compatibility on Ampere, without inferring performance from memory capacity alone.
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View assets, networks, and payment termsThe RTX 4090 offered by IteraGPU is a candidate when your base model, the states needed for the adaptation and the activations fit within the card's 24 GB. Also allow for evaluation memory. The choice depends on your recipe and its software compatibility; using LoRA alone does not guarantee that a given model will fit.
For 1 lot of RTX 4090 containing 1 24 GB GPU, IteraGPU plans are USD 47.14 for 3 days, USD 110.00 for 7 days and USD 390.00 for 30 days. Each amount covers the entire period of the lot. The rental is paid directly in crypto, with no mandatory top-up beforehand; any transfer fees charged by your wallet are yours to check.
Accumulation can build a larger effective batch from small microbatches, but it does not increase the RTX 4090's memory. The weights and a computation step must still fit within the 24 GB, along with their necessary allocations. If the model or a sequence exceeds that envelope, increasing only the number of accumulation steps will not solve the overflow.
Compare the 32 GB RTX 5090 if your recipe lacks margin on the RTX 4090's 24 GB. Consider the 48 GB RTX A6000 if per-card capacity becomes the primary criterion. At IteraGPU, these three configurations each include 1 GPU per lot. The architectures and plans differ: check your environment's compatibility and compare prices over the same duration.
Fix a base model and a small representative corpus, then choose the targeted modules and the adaptation rank. The number of trained parameters then becomes explicit. Compare the adapter against the base on examples distinct from the training set. A loss that decreases is not enough: the evaluation must verify the skill you wanted to improve, as well as a few behaviors you want to preserve.
Sequence length, microbatch and activations can weigh heavily even when the base weights are quantized. Reduce one variable at a time to understand its effect. Gradient accumulation helps preserve a target effective batch with small microbatches; note both values in the logbook. Also measure the evaluation, which may use a different execution path and a different generation length.
A theoretical weight calculation is used to filter candidates. It does not replace measuring a step with backpropagation and its temporary allocations.
Check support for Ada in your CUDA/PyTorch environment and support for the quantization format in the libraries you use. Keep the PEFT and model versions with the exported adapter. If the recipe remains too constrained, the RTX 5090 adds 32 GB and the RTX A6000 48 GB. If it fits comfortably, an RTX 3090 allows a cost comparison of a completed adaptation.
Over three days, validate loading, a short training run and reloading the adapter. Over seven days, compare a few ranks or data recipes. Over thirty days, organize several repetitions and an in-depth evaluation. Prepare the corpus before booking, choose your plan, then complete the tracking details. Crypto payment and its report are handled from the order; your software and your processing remain under your control.
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 GeForce RTX 4090 24GB · USD 47.14 for 3 days · 1 lot · 1 GPUs · 24 GB per GPU.