GPU Cloud

RTX PRO 6000, dedicated.

A single-GPU NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition machine, 96 GB of GDDR7 with ECC on the Blackwell architecture, on an x86 host. $1.79 per hour, billed per minute, the same terms as every other GPUwerk tier.

Rented first come, first served: deploy an RTX PRO 6000 when one is free, or join its waitlist in the console while none is.

Specifications

Per node. Every GPUwerk instance, on any tier, is one whole machine to yourself.

NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition
GPURTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition, Blackwell architecture
Memory96 GB GDDR7 with ECC
Memory bandwidth1,597 GB/s
CUDA cores24,064
Max powerUp to 600 W, configurable
MIGUp to 4 instances of 24 GB
Hostx86 host, configuration published once machines are racked
TenancyOne customer per machine, never shared

GPU figures from NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition. No tok/s or training throughput figures yet: no unit is in the fleet, and GPUwerk publishes figures only after running them on its own hardware. See the DGX Spark fleet benchmarks for how they are reported.

What would you run on it?

96 GB on one card, with fifth-generation Tensor Cores that run FP4.

Larger single-card models

A 70B-class model at 8-bit, or a larger mixture-of-experts model at 4-bit, on one GPU, with no splitting across cards.

FP4 and FP8 inference

Blackwell Tensor Cores run FP4 and FP8 natively, for quantized models in vLLM, SGLang and TensorRT-LLM.

Several smaller jobs

MIG splits the card into up to four isolated 24 GB GPUs, for serving more than one model at once.

Billing

Rate$1.79 per hour, billed per minute
BillingPer minute, against a prepaid credit balance
FeesNo egress fees
CommitmentNone

Prices are in USD, excluding applicable tax. Full billing mechanics, including what a stop versus a terminate does, are on the pricing page.

FAQ

Can I rent an RTX PRO 6000 now?

Yes, when one is free. Deploy it from the console; while none is free, the console offers a waitlist instead, and people in line are emailed one at a time, oldest first. No machine is held for anyone: whoever deploys first gets it.

What's the host configuration around the GPU?

The host configuration (CPU, system RAM, storage) is published once the first machines are in the fleet. GPUwerk does not publish numbers for a machine it has not installed.

How does billing work on this tier?

The same as every GPUwerk tier: per minute, against a prepaid credit balance, in USD, excluding applicable tax, with no egress fees and no commitment.

Need GPU time today?

A DGX Spark has 128 GB of unified memory and is rentable now, at $0.79/hour billed per minute. First top-up: pay $20, get $30 in credit. See how a DGX Spark compares, or deploy an RTX PRO 6000.