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Louer Nvidia RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell.

Name: Nvidia RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell
Brand: Nvidia
SKU: nvidia-rtx-pro-4500-blackwell

Blackwell 32GB de VRAM 200W From $0.28/hr

Per hour

$0.28

Per day

$6.75

Per week

$47.26

Per month

$203

Provider spread 3 providers · up to 89% cheaper at the low end

Cheapest · $0.28/hr on Clore.ai Median $0.97/hr Most expensive · $2.52/hr on Amazon Web Services

Price history

Daily median across providers.

Where to rent it

All providers carrying this GPU.

Provider	$/hr	Range	Offers	30d trend	Updated
Clore.ai	$0.28/hr	$0.25/hr–$0.31/hr	2	↓ 4%	8 minutes	Launch ↗Parrainage
AceCloud	$0.97/hr	$0.97/hr–$0.97/hr	1	·	about 3 hours	Launch ↗
Amazon Web Services	$2.52/hr	$2.52/hr–$5.04/hr	10	·	about 3 hours	Launch ↗

Buy vs rent

Should you rent or own?

Your usage

Hours per day Electricity rate ($/kWh)

Rent on cloud

Per day

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Per month

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at $0.28/hr cheapest provider rate

Own on-prem

Electricity per day

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200W TDP

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Cloud instances See all 14 →

Hyperscaler bundles.

Pre-configured on 2 clouds — from $0.97/hr total ($0.97/hr per GPU).

Cloud instance options

Pre-configured instances on hyperscalers.

Whole-instance bundles (GPU + vCPU + RAM + disk) on the major clouds. Per-GPU rate often drops as the count rises. View = spec page · Launch = sign up (affiliate).

Cheapest bundle

$0.97/hr

Lowest $/hr per GPU

$0.97/hr

Providers

Instance shapes

Provider	Instance	GPUs	vCPU	RAM	Disk	$/hr	$/hr per GPU
AceCloud	N.PRO4500.8.32	1×	8	32 GB	—	$0.97/hr	$0.97/hr	Launch ↗
AceCloud	N.PRO4500.16.48	1×	16	48 GB	—	$1.10/hr	$1.10/hr	Launch ↗
AceCloud	N.PRO4500.24.64	1×	24	64 GB	—	$1.24/hr	$1.24/hr	Launch ↗
Amazon Web Services	g7.2xlarge	1×	—	—	—	$2.52/hr	$2.52/hr	Launch ↗
Amazon Web Services	g7.4xlarge	1×	—	—	—	$3.04/hr	$3.04/hr	Launch ↗
Amazon Web Services	g7.8xlarge	1×	—	—	—	$4.09/hr	$4.09/hr	Launch ↗
AceCloud	N.PRO4500.32.96	2×	32	96 GB	—	$2.21/hr	$1.10/hr	Launch ↗
AceCloud	N.PRO4500.48.128	2×	48	128 GB	—	$2.48/hr	$1.24/hr	Launch ↗
Amazon Web Services	g7.12xlarge	2×	—	—	—	$7.13/hr	$3.56/hr	Launch ↗
AceCloud	N.PRO4500.64.192	4×	64	192 GB	—	$4.42/hr	$1.10/hr	Launch ↗
AceCloud	N.PRO4500.96.256	4×	96	256 GB	—	$4.95/hr	$1.24/hr	Launch ↗
Amazon Web Services	g7.24xlarge	4×	—	—	—	$14.26/hr	$3.56/hr	Launch ↗
AceCloud	N.PRO4500.192.512	8×	192	512 GB	—	$9.91/hr	$1.24/hr	Launch ↗
Amazon Web Services	g7.48xlarge	8×	—	—	—	$28.51/hr	$3.56/hr	Launch ↗

Looking for the cheapest rate?

Hyperscaler bundles include managed networking + SLAs. Raw per-GPU rental on P2P marketplaces is typically 3–10× cheaper. See raw rental rates on the Overview tab →

FAQ

Cloud instances — common questions.

What's a cloud instance bundle for the Nvidia RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell?

A pre-configured VM that pairs the Nvidia RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell with a fixed amount of vCPU, RAM, and SSD on a hyperscaler (AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Oracle, Vultr, etc.). You pay one hourly rate for the whole bundle; the per-GPU rate on the table is just the bundle price divided by the GPU count. Like raw GPU rental it is on-demand — billed while the instance runs, no subscription — though hyperscalers also sell reserved or committed-use plans that trade a term commitment for a lower rate.

Why is per-GPU pricing on instances different from raw GPU rental rates?

Hyperscaler bundles include managed networking, premium NVMe storage, an SLA, and 24/7 support. P2P marketplaces (Vast.ai, RunPod community, io.net) skip those line items, which is why their raw GPU rates are often 3–10× cheaper. The trade-off is reliability and integration: a hyperscaler instance plugs into your existing VPC, IAM, and observability stack out of the box.

Which hyperscaler is cheapest for the Nvidia RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell?

Sort the table by the $/hr per GPU column — the lowest row is the cheapest hyperscaler today. Pricing shifts as providers re-price spot capacity and refresh quotas, so the leader can change week to week. Click Launch on a row to head to that provider's sign-up page (affiliate link, doesn't change the rate you pay).

Can I run my own image or container on these instances?

Yes. All listed hyperscalers expose standard compute APIs — bring your own AMI/image, mount custom volumes, install your own drivers, run any container runtime you like. The bundle just sets the hardware shape; the OS layer is yours to configure.

How do I get the cheapest rate on the Nvidia RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell overall?

If you can tolerate a P2P marketplace, the Overview tab's "Where to rent it" table usually has the lowest hourly rate by a wide margin. Use a hyperscaler bundle only when you need managed networking, SLAs, or are already inside that cloud's ecosystem (compliance, data-egress costs, IAM).