Which is cheaper, Verda (DataCrunch) 2RTX6000ADA.20V · 2x RTX 6000 Ada 48GB or RunPod RTX 6000 Ada · Secure Cloud?

RunPod RTX 6000 Ada · Secure Cloud, at $0.840/GPU-hr against $1.09/GPU-hr, both the on-demand rate for one GPU for one hour, read on 17 Sept 2026. On the whole machine that is $0.84/hr against $2.19/hr.

Which holds more GPU memory?

Verda (DataCrunch) 2RTX6000ADA.20V · 2x RTX 6000 Ada 48GB, at 96 GB across the instance against 48 GB. Per board it is 48 GB against 48 GB.

What would a week cost?

$368 for Verda (DataCrunch) 2RTX6000ADA.20V · 2x RTX 6000 Ada 48GB and $141 for RunPod RTX 6000 Ada · Secure Cloud, at 168 hours of the whole machine at its published rate, with no commitment discount. Where a spot rate is published the same week costs less and the machine can be taken back mid-run.

What does the hourly price leave out?

Verda (DataCrunch) 2RTX6000ADA.20V · 2x RTX 6000 Ada 48GB: disk none, billed separately, no regions published, billed per hour. RunPod RTX 6000 Ada · Secure Cloud: disk none, billed separately, no regions published, billed per second. Egress and tax are extra on both.

Verda (DataCrunch) 2RTX6000ADA.20V · 2x RTX 6000 Ada 48GB vs RunPod RTX 6000 Ada · Secure Cloud.

machine vs machine · prices as of 17 Sept 2026

The same RTX 6000 Ada at two providers, so the board is identical and everything else is not. RunPod RTX 6000 Ada · Secure Cloud takes 2 of 4 rounds against Verda (DataCrunch) 2RTX6000ADA.20V · 2x RTX 6000 Ada 48GB. It is also the cheaper of the two by the hour, at $0.840/GPU-hr against $1.09/GPU-hr.

Verda (DataCrunch)

2RTX6000ADA.20V · 2x RTX 6000 Ada 48GB

$1.09/GPU-hr

$2.19/hr for the machine · $368 a week · $0.547 spot

2x RTX 6000 Ada · 48 GB each · $0.0228/GB-hr

Verda (DataCrunch) ↗

RunPodwins 2 rounds

RTX 6000 Ada · Secure Cloud

$0.840/GPU-hr

$0.84/hr for the machine · $141 a week

1x RTX 6000 Ada · 48 GB each · $0.0175/GB-hr

RunPod ↗

Price per GPU-hour (lower wins)

$1.09/GPU-hr

$0.840/GPU-hr

Interruptible rate (lower wins)

$0.547/GPU-hr

not published

Price per GB of VRAM (lower wins)

$0.0228/GB-hr

$0.0175/GB-hr

VRAM per GPU

48 GB

GPUs per instance

2x RTX 6000 Ada

1x RTX 6000 Ada

vCPU

RAM

120 GB

167 GB

Included storage

none · volumes extra

Regions listed

regions not stated

What a run costs on each

An hour of the machine$2.19/hr vs $0.84/hr
A day$53 vs $20
A week$368 vs $141
A week on spot$184 vs not published

Verda (DataCrunch) then RunPod, at the published rate with no commitment discount

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Frequently asked

Which is cheaper, Verda (DataCrunch) 2RTX6000ADA.20V · 2x RTX 6000 Ada 48GB or RunPod RTX 6000 Ada · Secure Cloud?: RunPod RTX 6000 Ada · Secure Cloud, at $0.840/GPU-hr against $1.09/GPU-hr, both the on-demand rate for one GPU for one hour, read on 17 Sept 2026. On the whole machine that is $0.84/hr against $2.19/hr.
Which holds more GPU memory?: Verda (DataCrunch) 2RTX6000ADA.20V · 2x RTX 6000 Ada 48GB, at 96 GB across the instance against 48 GB. Per board it is 48 GB against 48 GB.
What would a week cost?: $368 for Verda (DataCrunch) 2RTX6000ADA.20V · 2x RTX 6000 Ada 48GB and $141 for RunPod RTX 6000 Ada · Secure Cloud, at 168 hours of the whole machine at its published rate, with no commitment discount. Where a spot rate is published the same week costs less and the machine can be taken back mid-run.
What does the hourly price leave out?: Verda (DataCrunch) 2RTX6000ADA.20V · 2x RTX 6000 Ada 48GB: disk none, billed separately, no regions published, billed per hour. RunPod RTX 6000 Ada · Secure Cloud: disk none, billed separately, no regions published, billed per second. Egress and tax are extra on both.

Every rate is the on-demand price for one GPU for one hour, read 17 Sept 2026 from each provider's own page, so a node of eight is compared at what one of its GPUs costs. Storage, egress and tax are extra unless a row says otherwise, and reserved or committed rates are not indexed. Bars are scaled to the larger value in each row.