GPU MODELS / RTX A2000
RTX A2000 cloud GPU pricing
8 listings across 5 providers. Cheapest published rate: $0.050/GPU/hr at QuickPod. Sorted by per-GPU hourly price. Every row links to the provider's own published price.
WHAT IS THE RTX A2000
The A2000 is a workstation card, not a gaming one: 70 W, low-profile, ECC memory. In cloud catalogs it appears in dense, power-efficient inference nodes - the professional cousin of the 3060, trading raw speed for reliability features and form factor.
MEMORY
6 or 12 GB GDDR6 with ECC
TENSOR COMPUTE
8-12 TFLOPS FP32; 3rd-gen tensor cores
WHAT IT IS GOOD AT
Low-power inference
Efficient serving of small models where ECC and density matter.
Professional visualization
The design target - certified drivers for CAD and media applications.
LLM serving
Marginal - the 12 GB variant fits a quantized 13B, slowly.
WHO SHOULD NOT RENT THE RTX A2000
Throughput serving - 288 GB/s limits it.
THE RTX A2000 MARKET, BY THE NUMBERS
5 providers publish 8 RTX A2000 configurations on the panel today. Published per-GPU hourly rates run from $0.050 (QuickPod) to $1.32 (GPUBrazil), a 26x spread between the cheapest and the most expensive published rate for the same chip. The median listing sits at $0.16/GPU/hr. 7 rows were reported in stock by the provider at last observation; the rest are published catalog rates. All rates are on-demand - committed-use and reserved pricing is excluded.
RTX A2000 PRICE TREND, DAILY PANEL SNAPSHOTS
Across every RTX A2000 row on the panel, the daily floor moved from $0.120 to $0.050/GPU/hr over 11 days of tracking (-58.3%). Snapshots run daily; the full history is public in the repo.
RTX A2000 PROVIDER NOTES
QuickPod · 1 config · 1 in stockSets the panel floor for this model.
from $0.050/hrSimplePod · 1 configSets the panel floor for this model.
from $0.050/hrRunPod · 1 config · 1 region · 1 in stock1 of 1 configs reported in stock at last check.
from $0.120/hrMatPool · 1 config · 1 region · 1 in stock1 of 1 configs reported in stock at last check.
from $0.134/hrGPUBrazil · 4 configs · 4 regions · 4 in stockWidest regional footprint here - 4 regions.
from $0.159/hrBUYING RTX A2000: WHAT THE PANEL SAYS
At the current floor, one RTX A2000 running around the clock costs about $37 a month (730 hours of on-demand arithmetic). Compare the alternatives below before committing - the same budget often buys more than one chip class.
RTX A2000 VS THE ALTERNATIVES
Same memory class at half the power with ECC, at lower clocks. For always-on small inference the A2000's efficiency wins; for bursty work, the 3060's speed.
Same 70 W class and inference niche, one generation newer. The A2000 is the better card where both are listed.
Compare live rates: RTX A2000 vs RTX 3060 · RTX A2000 vs T4 · RTX A2000 vs RTX 2000 Ada
RTX A2000 PRICING FAQ
What is the cheapest RTX A2000 cloud GPU right now?
The cheapest published RTX A2000 rate on the panel is $0.050 per GPU-hour at QuickPod (RTX A2000 x 1, Not published). Every price links to the provider's own published rate.
How much does a RTX A2000 cost per hour?
Across 5 providers tracked today, published per-GPU hourly rates for RTX A2000 run from $0.05 to $1.32, with a median of $0.16. Committed-use and reserved rates are excluded; everything shown is on-demand.
How many providers rent RTX A2000 GPUs?
5 providers publish 8 distinct RTX A2000 configurations on Compute Cafe. 7 of those rows were reported in stock by the provider's live endpoint at last observation.
Where is RTX A2000 cheapest?
By published per-GPU hourly rate, the cheapest geography for RTX A2000 today is china at $0.13/hr (MatPool). The spread across 2 tracked geographies runs to $1.32/hr in united states.
Are RTX A2000 prices going up or down?
Over the 11 days Compute Cafe has tracked the panel, the RTX A2000 floor is falling: $0.120 to $0.050/GPU/hr (-58.3%). Daily snapshots are public in the repo, so the trend is auditable.
What does a RTX A2000 cost per month?
At the current floor of $0.050/GPU/hr, a RTX A2000 running 24/7 costs about $37 per month (730 hours of on-demand arithmetic on the cheapest published rate). Committed-use contracts can price lower; the panel tracks on-demand rates only.
What is the A2000 for?
Dense, low-power professional inference and visualization. It appears in GPU clouds as an efficient small-model serving option, not a training card.
See also alternatives to the RTX A2000 · cheapest GPU-hour per model · inference chips · training chips · by location