| Flavour Name | GPUs | vCPUs | RAM | Hourly | Monthly | 6 Monthly 5% Off | 12 Monthly 10% Off | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| N.L4.32 | 1x | 8 | 32 | ₹62.89 | ₹36,730 | ₹209,363 | ₹396,688 | |
| N.L4.64 | 1x | 16 | 64 | ₹82.52 | ₹48,193 | ₹274,699 | ₹520,482 | |
| N.L4.96 | 2x | 24 | 96 | ₹145.33 | ₹84,875 | ₹483,789 | ₹916,652 | |
| N.L4.128 | 2x | 32 | 128 | ₹164.96 | ₹96,338 | ₹549,124 | ₹1,040,446 | |
| N.L4.192 | 4x | 48 | 192 | ₹290.59 | ₹169,702 | ₹967,304 | ₹1,832,786 |
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Pricing CalculatorAceCloud’s NVIDIA L4 24GB cloud GPU pricing starts at ₹36,730/month. This plan includes 1x NVIDIA L4 GPU, 8 vCPUs, and 32 GB RAM.
Currently, we offer 1x, 2x, and 4x NVIDIA L4 24GB Linux cloud GPU plans. The configurations range from 1x GPU with 8 vCPUs / 32 GB RAM to 4x GPUs with 48 vCPUs / 192 GB RAM.
Yes. The page includes hourly, monthly, 6-month, and 12-month pricing. The 6-month pricing reflects 5% off, while the 12-month pricing reflects 10% off compared with monthly billing.
NVIDIA L4 comes with 24GB GPU memory and 300 GB/s memory bandwidth. It is designed as an energy-efficient Tensor Core GPU for AI, video, graphics, virtualization, and cloud workloads.
NVIDIA L4 is suitable for AI inference, video processing, generative AI inference, visual computing, graphics, virtualization, and GPU-accelerated cloud applications. NVIDIA positions L4 as a universal accelerator for efficient video, AI, and graphics workloads.
Yes. NVIDIA L4 is designed for efficient AI inference and supports fourth-generation Tensor Cores. NVIDIA states that L4 delivers higher generative AI performance compared with T4 and is optimized for high-throughput, low-latency workloads.
NVIDIA L4 is newer than NVIDIA T4 and is based on the Ada Lovelace architecture, while T4 is based on the Turing architecture. L4 also has 24GB memory, compared with the T4’s 16GB memory, making L4 more suitable for newer inference, video, and AI workloads that need more VRAM.
NVIDIA L4 and RTX 4090 both have 24GB memory, but they are built for different use cases. L4 is a data center GPU optimized for AI inference, video processing, virtualization, and efficient cloud deployment. RTX 4090 is a GeForce GPU mainly positioned for high-end gaming and creator workloads.
NVIDIA L4 is a lower-power 24GB data center GPU suited for efficient inference, video, and cloud workloads. NVIDIA L40S is a higher-performance Ada GPU with 48GB memory, designed for more compute-intensive AI, rendering, training, inference, and virtual workstation workloads.
Choose a 1x L4 plan for development, inference, video processing, and lightweight-to-mid workloads. Choose a 2x or 4x L4 plan when your workload can use multiple GPUs or needs more vCPUs, RAM, and parallel GPU capacity.
