Rent a Titan RTX by the hour
On PowerPod a Titan RTX costs from USD 0.39 an hour today, billed by the second, on 2 verified hosts. The price you see when you rent is locked for that instance.
What a Titan RTX is good for
Older RTX and T4-class cards: fine for learning, notebooks and light inference. With 24 GB of memory it is a good fit for:
- QLoRA fine-tuning of 7B–14B models such as Llama, Qwen and Gemma
- Serving 7B–14B models at full speed, or 30B-class models with 4-bit weights
- SDXL and FLUX image generation, and training image LoRAs
- Whisper large-v3 transcription in large batches
Price over time
Where the hosts are
All Titan RTX hosts listed today are in South Korea. Each offer shows its own measured reliability before you rent.
Typical machine
Median across the hosts listed today; each offer shows its exact machine before you rent.
| Memory bandwidth | 564 GB/s |
| Compute | 15.5 TFLOPS |
| Highest CUDA version | 12.8 |
| CPU cores for you | 12 |
| System memory for you | 16 GB |
| Download speed | 548 Mbps |
Questions
How much does it cost to rent a Titan RTX?
On PowerPod a Titan RTX costs from USD 0.39 an hour today, billed by the second, on 2 verified hosts. The price you see when you rent is locked for that instance.
How much memory does the Titan RTX have?
24 GB of GPU memory.
What can I run on a Titan RTX?
QLoRA fine-tuning of 7B–14B models such as Llama, Qwen and Gemma. Serving 7B–14B models at full speed, or 30B-class models with 4-bit weights. SDXL and FLUX image generation, and training image LoRAs. Whisper large-v3 transcription in large batches.
Can I pay in rupees?
Yes. Accounts in Nepal are billed in Nepali rupees and accounts in India in Indian rupees, paid with local methods; everyone else pays in US dollars. Prices can be shown in about 160 currencies.