Rent a cloud GPU in Nepal by the hour

58 GPU types are on the board right now, from NPR 12 an hour. Every price is today’s lowest on a verified host, billed by the second, and you pay in Nepali rupees. Pick a card to see its memory, what it is good for, what common jobs cost on it, and its price over the last weeks.

Prices in Nepali rupees. This page for India (INR) · other countries.

Hopper — datacenter

NVIDIA's datacenter flagship behind most large-model training today, with very high memory bandwidth and FP8 support.

Ampere — datacenter

The A100 generation: still a workhorse for training and serving, with fast HBM memory.

Ada — datacenter

Datacenter cards from the Ada generation, strong at inference and at graphics-heavy AI work.

Ada — workstation

Professional workstation cards with large memory, suited to long runs and big models.

Blackwell — consumer

The newest GeForce generation: very fast for the price, with FP8 and FP4 support.

Ada — consumer

GeForce RTX 40 series: excellent value for fine-tuning, image generation and inference.

Ampere — workstation

Professional RTX A-series cards with generous memory for the price.

Ampere — consumer

GeForce RTX 30 series: the budget choice for learning, inference and image work.

Turing

Older RTX and T4-class cards: fine for learning, notebooks and light inference.

Volta

The V100 generation: older, but its fast HBM memory still makes it useful for training.

Pascal

Older GTX-era cards: the cheapest way to learn, though without tensor cores.

Maxwell

Very old cards: the cheapest of all, for experiments where speed does not matter.

Mining cards

Cards originally built for crypto mining, with limited PCIe bandwidth.

Other

A GPU available on the live board.