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Comparisons

Two GPUs, one table, no opinions.

Every comparison is generated from the same catalogue that sets the prices: memory, bandwidth, node sizes, what fits, what it costs. Pick a ready-made pair or build your own.

Build one

Any two models in the catalogue.

Both cards run the same templates and the same tiers here, so the comparison is about the hardware and the price — nothing else changes.

Result

A full side-by-side: specifications, the three prices, what fits in memory at each precision, and the cost of the same hundred GPU-hours.

Any pair works, including two cards from different families. The URL is stable, so you can share it.

Method

What a comparison here does and does not claim.

Published specifications

Memory, bandwidth, throughput, power and interconnect come from each vendor's datasheet, linked on the model page. Where a vendor does not publish a figure, the row is absent instead of estimated.

Our real prices

The three tiers come from the live catalogue — the same table the console bills from. A price change moves every comparison at the same moment.

Not a benchmark

We do not publish tokens per second or images per minute, because those depend on your model, your batch size and your serving stack. Memory decides what runs; bandwidth decides how fast it usually runs; the rest is your workload.

Get started

The cheapest comparison is an hour of each.

Spot instances start at $0.03 an hour and stop when you say so.

Billed per minute from the moment the instance is reachable. Minimum credit $40, no subscription.