GPU-Preise — H100, B200 and AI accelerator buy & rental rates
Unit pricing for the accelerators themselves, plus what neoclouds and hyperscalers actually charge to rent them per GPU-hour.
Kurze Antwort: Stand 2026-10-14, an H100 rents for a $3.52/GPU-hour advertised median across 41 providers — up ~17.8% year over year — while the module itself changes hands near $25,000.00 on the secondary market. Blackwell B200 rents at $6.69/GPU-hour on-demand at Lambda.
There is no exchange for GPUs and no public list price for datacenter parts. Unit levels come from channel and secondary-market reporting; rental levels come from provider rate cards and cross-provider trackers. Every row is flagged berichtet, abgeleitet or Schätzung and links to its source. The memory bolted to these parts is tracked on the HBM-Preis page.
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H100 rental price — advertised on-demand median
Weekly median $/GPU-hour across ~40 providers (GetDeploying dataset via Compute Terminal). The 2024–25 glut bottomed near $2.99; the 2026 re-tightening is the story.
Quelle: Compute Terminal / GetDeploying (CC BY 4.0) · berichtet · Stand 2026-10-14
On-demand rental rates by GPU — floor, median, ceiling
Advertised $/GPU-hour across tracked neoclouds and marketplaces, 2026-10-14.
- Floor (cheapest provider)
- Median
- Ceiling (most expensive)
Buy — accelerator unit pricing
Channel and secondary-market reference levels. No public list price exists for datacenter GPUs; treat Schätzung rows as order-of-magnitude.
| GPU | Memory | Unit price | YoY | Quelle |
|---|---|---|---|---|
NVIDIA B200 (SXM6 module) Allocation product sold in systems; unit pricing is channel-berichtet, not a public list. HBM3E content is now a large share of the BOM. Blackwell | 180 GB HBM3E | $34,000.00 | +9.70% | Channel-berichtet Blackwell module pricing range ($30k–$40k) Schätzung · 2026-07 |
NVIDIA H200 (SXM module) Vorherige Generation. Abschwächung, da sich das Blackwell-Angebot verbessert – der deutlichste Abwärtstrend in der Beschleunigergeschichte. Hopper | 141 GB HBM3E | $27,500.00 | -8.30% | Sekundärmarkt- und Kanalkurse Schätzung · 2026-07 |
NVIDIA H100 (SXM5 module) The workhorse of the 2023–24 buildout. Unit pricing is drifting down as H200/B200 capacity ramps, but rental rates re-accelerated through 2026 — used H100s still clear quickly. Hopper | 80 GB HBM3 | $25,000.00 | -16.70% | Sekundärmarkt- und Kanalkurse; rental-rate trajectory corroborates Schätzung · 2026-10 |
NVIDIA A100 80GB (SXM4) Two generations back. New-unit sales are effectively over; this is the secondary-market reference level for a part that listed near $15k+ at peak. Ampere | 80 GB HBM2e | $12,000.00 | -20.00% | Secondary-market reseller quotes Schätzung · 2026-10 |
AMD Instinct MI300X Priced below Hopper per unit with more memory per package; HBM content and CoWoS slots are the binding constraints, not logic dies. Instinct | 192 GB HBM3 | $20,000.00 | — | Vom Kanal gemeldete Instinct-Preise Schätzung · 2026-07 |
AMD Instinct MI355X AMD's Blackwell-generation answer. Priced below B200 per unit. Instinct | 288 GB HBM3E | $25,000.00 | +4.20% | Vom Kanal gemeldete Instinct-Preise Schätzung · 2026-07 |
NVIDIA RTX 5090 (consumer) The consumer ceiling. Popular in budget inference fleets — rental markets price it far below datacenter parts. Blackwell | 32 GB GDDR7 | $1,999.00 | — | NVIDIA MSRP; street pricing varies by region berichtet · 2026-10 |
NVIDIA RTX 4090 (consumer) Previous consumer flagship. The backbone of marketplace rental fleets (Vast.ai, RunPod Community). Ada | 24 GB GDDR6X | $1,599.00 | -11.10% | Launch MSRP $1,599; secondary market tracks below berichtet · 2026-10 |
Rent — on-demand $/GPU-hour by provider range
Advertised on-demand rates. Reserved, preemptible and spot capacity prices lower — often half the on-demand figure.
| GPU | Floor | Median | Ceiling | Providers tracked | Quelle |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
NVIDIA B200 Blackwell rental supply is still thin; reserved 1-year cluster rates run above on-demand Hopper. | $5.98 | $6.69 | $8.87 | RunPod, Lambda, CoreWeave, Vast.ai | Provider pricing pages (Lambda $6.69 on-demand; $8.87–$9.86/GPU-hr on reserved clusters) berichtet · 2026-10 |
NVIDIA H200 Sits between H100 and B200 on rate cards; DigitalOcean lists the low end at $3.40. | $3.40 | $3.99 | $6.31 | DigitalOcean, RunPod, Crusoe, CoreWeave, Oblivus | MLQ.ai cross-provider normalization (188 provider/GPU pairs) berichtet · 2026-10 |
NVIDIA H100 Median up ~17.8% YoY — the 2024–25 rental glut has fully cleared. Nebius raised on-demand 16.9% to $4.50 on Oct 1; AWS raised reserved Kapazität Blocks 15% to $5.97. | $2.89 | $3.52 | $6.16 | RunPod, Lambda, Nebius, Crusoe, Modal, Gemeinsam KI, DigitalOcean, CoreWeave | GetDeploying advertised-median across 41 providers; Memetik 8-cloud ranking berichtet · 2026-10-14 |
NVIDIA A100 80GB The budget training tier. Marketplace floors under $1.50 reflect older fleet owners clearing capacity. | $1.47 | $1.99 | $2.79 | Vast.ai, RunPod, Lambda, Crusoe, CoreWeave | Provider pricing pages and MLQ.ai normalization berichtet · 2026-10 |
AMD MI300X Rents at a persistent discount to H100 despite more HBM per package — the software-ecosystem discount, visible in one number. | $1.91 | $2.39 | $3.45 | DigitalOcean, RunPod, Crusoe | MLQ.ai cross-provider normalization berichtet · 2026-10 |
NVIDIA L40S Inference workhorse for providers without HBM allocation. | $0.47 | $0.99 | $2.25 | Vast.ai, RunPod, DigitalOcean, CoreWeave | MLQ.ai cross-provider normalization berichtet · 2026-10 |
NVIDIA RTX 5090 Consumer-card fleets price an order of magnitude below datacenter parts. | $0.25 | $0.35 | $0.69 | Salad, Vast.ai, RunPod | MLQ.ai cross-provider normalization berichtet · 2026-10 |
NVIDIA RTX 4090 The cheapest meaningful inference capacity on the market. | $0.16 | $0.30 | $0.69 | Salad, Vast.ai, RunPod, Genesis Cloud | MLQ.ai cross-provider normalization berichtet · 2026-10 |
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24 Sep spot board: DDR5 16Gb reaches $57.667 while DDR4 16Gb slips to $83.784
DDR5 16Gb 4800/5600 averaged $57.667 (+0.29% session) and eTT reached $25.500 (+0.79%). DDR4 diverged: 8Gb 3200 averaged $46.107 (+0.47%), while 16Gb 3200 fell 0.70% to $83.784. These are session changes on the published board, not 30-day returns.
DRAMeXchange / TrendForce Spotboard ↗ - DRAMMarktdaten
17 Sep spot board: DDR5 averages $55.23; DDR4 16Gb retreats 1.85%
DDR5 16Gb 4800/5600 averaged $55.233 (+0.73%) and DDR5 eTT averaged $24.50 (+0.82%). DDR4 split: 8Gb 3200 rose 0.78% to $46.143 while 16Gb 3200 fell 1.85% to $86.00. The board remains historically expensive, but the first visible corrections are appearing in select legacy parts.
DRAMeXchange / TrendForce Spotboard ↗ - NANDAbwärtsrisiko
512Gb TLC NAND slips to $20.083 as consumer buying stays weak
The 512Gb TLC wafer spot reference fell another 0.31% to $20.083 on 14 September after a 2.71% weekly decline to $20.146. Consumer purchasing remains cautious even while enterprise SSD demand keeps contract pricing elevated.
TrendForce ↗ - DRAMMarktdaten
Spot board, 1 Sep: DDR5 16Gb $54.08, DDR4 16Gb $92.02, DDR4 8Gb $44.54 — all up under half a percent
The 1 September session closed with DDR5 16Gb 4800/5600 at a $54.083 average (+0.31%), DDR4 16Gb 3200 at $92.024 (+0.27%) and DDR4 8Gb 3200 at $44.544 (+0.40%). Every line is still green, but the daily session moves are now fractions of a percent rather than the multi-point jumps of June and July. The spread is the story: DDR4 16Gb printed a $117.00 high against a $42.20 low in the same session.
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FAQ
- How much does an NVIDIA H100 cost?
- As of 2026-10-14, the tracked H100 SXM reference level is $25,000.00 per module on the secondary/channel market, down roughly 17% year over year as Blackwell supply ramps. There is no public list price — datacenter GPUs sell through allocation and system integrators, so every unit figure on this page is flagged Schätzung or berichtet with its source.
- How much does it cost to rent an H100 per hour?
- The advertised on-demand median across 41 tracked providers was $3.52 per GPU-hour in the week of 12 Oct 2026, up about 17.8% im Jahresvergleich. Listed rates range from $2.89 (RunPod, PCIe) to $6.16 (CoreWeave, per-GPU on an 8-GPU HGX node). Reserved and preemptible capacity prices well below on-demand.
- Why are GPU rental prices going up again?
- The 2024–25 rental glut has cleared. Neocloud rate cards bottomed near $2.99/H100-hour in early 2026 and have climbed since July; Nebius raised on-demand H100 16.9% to $4.50 on October 1 and AWS raised reserved Kapazität Blocks 15% to $5.97. Inference demand is absorbing the older Hopper fleet while new capex shifts to Blackwell.
- What is the cheapest GPU to rent for AI work?
- Consumer cards bottom the table: RTX 4090 capacity rents from about $0.16/GPU-hour on marketplace fleets, and RTX 5090 from $0.25. Among datacenter parts, A100 80GB clears near $1.47–$2.79 and MI300X at $1.91–$3.45 — a persistent discount to H100 despite more HBM per package.
- Is it cheaper to buy or rent GPUs?
- At the tracked H100 levels, a $25,000 module renting at the $3.52 median breaks even against renting in roughly 7,100 GPU-hours — under a year of full utilization. Below ~60% utilization renting wins; above it, ownership or reserved clusters win. That math is why rental medians and secondary unit prices move together.
- How do GPU-Preise connect to Speicherpreise?
- HBM is the largest bill-of-materials line on an AI accelerator after the logic die — six to eight stacks per package. The HBM-Preis-Tracker on this site covers the memory side; this page covers the accelerator itself und die rental market it feeds.