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RTX PRO 6000 vs 5090: price per hour and cost per token

Blackwell workstation and server card: more memory than an H100, usually for less per hour, but no NVLink, so best when a model fits on one. Consumer card, cheap per hour; great for small models, slow when split across many.

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NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000NVIDIA RTX 5090
Memory96 GB GDDR732 GB GDDR7
Memory bandwidth1.8 TB/s1.8 TB/s
Cheapest on-demandper GPU-hour $1.00Vast.ai$0.46Vast.ai
Cheapest spotper GPU-hour $1.00Nebius · availability not published—None in stock
Providers in stock33

Per GPU-hour on demand, the 5090 costs 0.46× the RTX PRO 6000. Per token, that depends on the model:

Cost per 1M output tokens

Cheapest on-demand offer, GPUs per replica to fit the model, 60% average utilization.

RTX PRO 6000 is cheaper per token for 1 of these models and 5090 for 4: it depends on model size.

ModelRTX PRO 60005090
Llama 3.1 8BBF16 $0.17 1× GPUs · ~2,688 tok/s $0.08 1× GPUs · ~2,688 tok/s
Qwen 2.5 32BFP8 $0.35 1× GPUs · ~1,323 tok/s $0.27 2× GPUs · ~1,588 tok/s
Llama 3.3 70BFP8 $0.76 1× GPUs · ~609 tok/s $0.58 4× GPUs · ~1,462 tok/s
Mixtral 8x22BFP8 $0.70 2× GPUs · ~1,323 tok/s $0.32 8× GPUs · ~5,293 tok/s
Llama 3.1 405BFP8 $7.28 8× GPUs · ~510 tok/s — Doesn’t fit on 8
DeepSeek V3 (671B MoE)FP8 — Doesn’t fit on 8 — Doesn’t fit on 8

Estimates: tokens/s from memory bandwidth with batched serving, not a benchmark. Check each provider before you buy.

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