RTX A6000 – 48GB
| Flavour Name | GPUs | vCPUs | RAM | Hourly | Monthly | 6 Monthly 5% Off | 12 Monthly 10% Off | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| N.RTXA6000.64 | 1x | 16 | 64 | --- | $846 | $4,820 | $9,132 | |
| N.RTXA6000.128 | 1x | 24 | 128 | --- | $1,148 | $6,543 | $12,398 | |
| N.RTXA6000.192 | 2x | 32 | 192 | --- | $1,981 | $11,292 | $21,395 |
NVIDIA RTX A6000 48GB Pricing
Explore transparent RTX A6000 48GB Linux GPU pricing in Atlanta, USA with billing in USD. Compare monthly, 6-month, and 12-month pricing options for AI workloads, rendering, visualization, and GPU-accelerated computing.
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AceCloud’s NVIDIA RTX A6000 48GB cloud GPU pricing in the USA starts at $846/month for the N.RTXA6000.64 Linux plan. It includes 1x RTX A6000 GPU, 16 vCPUs, and 64 GB RAM, with the instance hosted in AceCloud’s Atlanta, USA region.
AceCloud currently offers three RTX A6000 48GB Linux configurations in Atlanta. Options include 1x GPU with 16 vCPUs and 64 GB RAM, 1x GPU with 24 vCPUs and 128 GB RAM, and 2x GPUs with 32 vCPUs and 192 GB RAM.
Yes. The pricing shown on this page is for RTX A6000 cloud GPU instances available through AceCloud’s Atlanta, USA region and billed in USD. Monthly, 6-month, and 12-month pricing options are available.
NVIDIA RTX A6000 48GB is suitable for professional GPU workloads such as AI development, 3D rendering, simulation, design visualization, data science, and virtual workstation workloads. Its 48GB GPU memory is useful for applications that require larger models or visual datasets.
Choose a 1x RTX A6000 plan for workloads that fit within a single 48GB GPU, such as rendering, visualization, AI development, and workstation applications. Consider the 2x GPU configuration when your workload supports multiple GPUs or requires additional parallel GPU capacity, vCPUs, and RAM.