GPU MODELS / TITAN XP
TITAN Xp cloud GPU pricing
1 listings across 1 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 TITAN XP
The Titan Xp was 2017's prosumer flagship - the card a generation of early deep-learning papers was trained on. It has no tensor cores and GDDR5X bandwidth; in modern catalogs it is a legacy floor-price entry for small experiments and old code.
TENSOR COMPUTE
12.1 TFLOPS FP32; no tensor cores
WHAT IT IS GOOD AT
Legacy deep-learning code
Pascal-era training scripts still run.
Small experiments
12 GB of slow-ish memory at floor prices.
Modern inference
Not a fit - no tensor cores.
WHO SHOULD NOT RENT THE TITAN XP
Anything using tensor-core or BF16/FP8 paths.
| Provider | Config | VRAM | Location | $/hr | $/GPU/hr | Source |
|---|
 QuickPod | TITAN Xp × 1 | 12 GB | Not published | $0.050 | $0.050STALE | receipt |
THE TITAN XP MARKET, BY THE NUMBERS
1 providers publish 1 TITAN Xp configurations on the panel today. Published per-GPU hourly rates run from $0.050 (QuickPod) to $0.05 (QuickPod), a 1x spread between the cheapest and the most expensive published rate for the same chip. The median listing sits at $0.05/GPU/hr. Rows are published catalog rates; stock flags appear per row where the provider reports them. All rates are on-demand - committed-use and reserved pricing is excluded.
TITAN XP PRICE TREND, DAILY PANEL SNAPSHOTS
Across every TITAN Xp row on the panel, the daily floor held flat at $0.050/GPU/hr over 48 days of tracking. Snapshots run daily; the full history is public in the repo.
TITAN XP PROVIDER NOTES
QuickPod · 1 configSets the panel floor for this model.
from $0.050/hrBUYING TITAN XP: WHAT THE PANEL SAYS
At the current floor, one TITAN Xp 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.
TITAN XP VS THE ALTERNATIVES
Same Pascal generation: the P100 adds HBM2 bandwidth and FP16 support, the Titan adds nothing but availability. For old code either works; neither suits modern stacks.
Same 12 GB, three generations newer, with tensor cores, usually at similar rates. The 3060 wins for any current use.
Compare live rates:
TITAN XP PRICING FAQ
What is the cheapest TITAN Xp cloud GPU right now?
The cheapest published TITAN Xp rate on the panel is $0.050 per GPU-hour at QuickPod (TITAN Xp x 1, Not published). Every price links to the provider's own published rate.
How much does a TITAN Xp cost per hour?
Across 1 providers tracked today, published per-GPU hourly rates for TITAN Xp run from $0.05 to $0.05, with a median of $0.05. Committed-use and reserved rates are excluded; everything shown is on-demand.
How many providers rent TITAN Xp GPUs?
1 providers publish 1 distinct TITAN Xp configurations on Compute Cafe. The panel shows published rates; stock flags appear per row where the provider reports them.
Are TITAN Xp prices going up or down?
Over the 48 days Compute Cafe has tracked the panel, the TITAN Xp floor is holding flat: $0.050 to $0.050/GPU/hr (+0.0%). Daily snapshots are public in the repo, so the trend is auditable.
What does a TITAN Xp cost per month?
At the current floor of $0.050/GPU/hr, a TITAN Xp 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.
Is the Titan Xp still usable for ML?
Only for Pascal-era code and small experiments. No tensor cores and GDDR5X put it far behind even budget modern cards.
See also alternatives to the TITAN Xp · cheapest GPU-hour per model · inference chips · training chips · by location