GPU MODELS / RTX PRO 5000
RTX PRO 5000 cloud GPU pricing
5 listings across 2 providers. Cheapest published rate: $0.820/GPU/hr at RunPod. Sorted by per-GPU hourly price. Every row links to the provider's own published price.
WHAT IS THE RTX PRO 5000
The RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell is the mid-slot of NVIDIA's workstation line: 48 GB of ECC GDDR7 at 1,344 GB/s in a 300 W dual-slot card, with a 72 GB variant for memory-heavy desktop AI. It brings Blackwell's FP4 tensor support to workstation power limits - the step below the RTX PRO 6000 for local LLM work, simulation, and rendering.
MEMORY
48 GB GDDR7 ECC (72 GB variant)
MEMORY BANDWIDTH
1,344 GB/s
TENSOR COMPUTE
Fifth-gen Tensor Cores with FP4 support (Blackwell workstation)
WHAT IT IS GOOD AT
Local LLM inference and fine-tuning
48 GB GDDR7 holds a quantized 70B or a full-precision 30B-class model; FP4 support stretches that further. This is the card's headline use.
Rendering and simulation
The traditional workstation role - Blackwell RT and tensor cores with ECC memory at half the RTX PRO 6000's power.
Multi-GPU training
Not the design target: no NVLink, PCIe only. Two or four cards work for small-scale fine-tuning but do not scale like datacenter parts.
WHO SHOULD NOT RENT THE RTX PRO 5000
Datacenter training clusters - 300 W PCIe cards without NVLink are workstations, not HGX nodes.
Workloads needing more than 72 GB per GPU - step up to the RTX PRO 6000's 96 GB or a datacenter card.
THE RTX PRO 5000 MARKET, BY THE NUMBERS
2 providers publish 5 RTX PRO 5000 configurations on the panel today. Published per-GPU hourly rates run from $0.820 (RunPod) to $1.09 (GPUBrazil), a 1x spread between the cheapest and the most expensive published rate for the same chip. The median listing sits at $0.98/GPU/hr. 5 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 PRO 5000 PRICE TREND, DAILY PANEL SNAPSHOTS
Across every RTX PRO 5000 row on the panel, the daily floor held flat at $0.820/GPU/hr over 11 days of tracking. Snapshots run daily; the full history is public in the repo.
RTX PRO 5000 PROVIDER NOTES
RunPod · 1 config · 1 region · 1 in stockSets the panel floor for this model.
from $0.820/hrGPUBrazil · 4 configs · 4 regions · 4 in stockWidest regional footprint here - 4 regions.
from $0.978/hrBUYING RTX PRO 5000: WHAT THE PANEL SAYS
At the current floor, one RTX PRO 5000 running around the clock costs about $599 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 PRO 5000 VS THE ALTERNATIVES
The RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell replaces the RTX 6000 Ada class: same 48 GB but GDDR7 at 1,344 GB/s versus GDDR6 at 960 GB/s, newer tensor cores with FP4, at the same 300 W. Unless Ada rents at a real discount, the Blackwell card is the better buy.
The 6000 doubles memory to 96 GB and pushes power to 600 W for roughly double the throughput. Memory-bound local AI says 6000; power- or slot-constrained builds say 5000.
Compare live rates: RTX PRO 5000 vs RTX 6000 Ada · RTX PRO 5000 vs RTX PRO 6000 · RTX PRO 5000 vs RTX PRO 4500 · RTX PRO 5000 vs RTX 5090
RTX PRO 5000 PRICING FAQ
What is the cheapest RTX PRO 5000 cloud GPU right now?
The cheapest published RTX PRO 5000 rate on the panel is $0.820 per GPU-hour at RunPod (RTX PRO 5000 x 1, Global). Every price links to the provider's own published rate.
How much does a RTX PRO 5000 cost per hour?
Across 2 providers tracked today, published per-GPU hourly rates for RTX PRO 5000 run from $0.82 to $1.09, with a median of $0.98. Committed-use and reserved rates are excluded; everything shown is on-demand.
How many providers rent RTX PRO 5000 GPUs?
2 providers publish 5 distinct RTX PRO 5000 configurations on Compute Cafe. 5 of those rows were reported in stock by the provider's live endpoint at last observation.
Are RTX PRO 5000 prices going up or down?
Over the 11 days Compute Cafe has tracked the panel, the RTX PRO 5000 floor is holding flat: $0.820 to $0.820/GPU/hr (+0.0%). Daily snapshots are public in the repo, so the trend is auditable.
What does a RTX PRO 5000 cost per month?
At the current floor of $0.820/GPU/hr, a RTX PRO 5000 running 24/7 costs about $599 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.
Can the RTX PRO 5000 run a 70B model locally?
Yes, quantized. 48 GB of GDDR7 holds a 70B model at 4-bit with context to spare, and Blackwell's FP4 tensor support improves throughput on supported stacks. Full-precision 70B needs the 72 GB variant or multi-GPU.
RTX PRO 5000 vs RTX 5090 for AI work?
The 5090 is faster per dollar for raw compute but carries 32 GB without ECC. The PRO 5000's 48-72 GB ECC memory and workstation drivers matter for long-running professional and inference workloads; the 5090 wins for pure throughput on a budget.
See also alternatives to the RTX PRO 5000 · cheapest GPU-hour per model · inference chips · training chips · by location
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