GPU catalog - GPU Outlet

GPU Outlet is a marketplace, so the catalog is defined by what sellers can list. The models below span data-center accelerators through workstation cards. Because supply comes from sellers, what’s in stock — and at what price — varies over time. The live picture is always on the marketplace.

Models by architecture

Architecture	Models
Hopper	H200 SXM, H100 SXM, H100 PCIe
Blackwell	RTX 5090
Ada Lovelace	RTX 6000 Ada, L40S, L40, L4, RTX 4090
Ampere	A100 SXM, A100 PCIe, RTX A6000, RTX A5000
Volta	V100
Turing	T4
CDNA 3 (AMD)	MI300X

This is the set a seller can choose when listing a machine (the same list the Set price & publish form offers). A model only appears to buyers when a seller has an active, verified listing for it — check the marketplace for what’s live right now.

Multi-GPU: a whole machine, pooled

Many machines carry more than one GPU. When you rent more than one, you get the whole box — the GPUs are pooled in a single node with their fast interconnect (NVLink / PCIe as the hardware provides), ready for multi-GPU training. You aren’t handed GPUs spread across separate hosts.

How many you can take is the machine’s per-node cap, shown on each listing.
A marketplace (seller) listing is rented whole — you get every GPU in that box for the session.

Pricing & availability

Prices are set by sellers and shift with supply, so this page doesn’t quote per-GPU rates. See Pricing for how billing works, and the marketplace for the live rate and availability of each model.