Cloud GPU · $1219.83/mo (180 GB RAM, 16 vCPU, 1229 GB transfer)
Vultr's L40S offer is competitively priced but not the cheapest option available. OVHcloud's V100S dual-GPU setup undercuts Vultr by $65/month and offers more vCPUs, though with lower RAM and separate IPv4/Windows charges. DigitalOcean's MI300X is significantly more expensive but delivers substantially more GPU memory and storage if your workload justifies the premium.
Dual Tesla V100S GPUs with 30 vCPUs and 4 Gbps guaranteed bandwidth undercut Vultr by $65/month, offering better multi-GPU scaling for parallel workloads.
Caveat: Windows license adds $0.039/vCore/hour (~$27/month for 30 vCores); IPv4 billed separately; APAC outbound traffic loses free egress after mid-2026.
192GB GPU RAM and 240GB system RAM with 5TiB NVMe scratch storage provide significantly more memory headroom for large model inference or training.
Caveat: 19% price premium over Vultr; bandwidth overages at $0.01/GB after pooled allowance; best suited for memory-intensive AI workloads.
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