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GPU Outlet’s catalog is intentionally narrow. We surface six flagship NVIDIA families. Anything older than RTX 4090 doesn’t make the cut — the price / performance vs the 4090 is just too unfavorable.

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The six families

FamilyArchVRAMFrom $/hrBest for
RTX 4090Ada Lovelace24 GB$0.65Hobby fine-tuning, inference at 7B–13B params
RTX 5090Blackwell32 GB$1.15Better-than-4090 single-card workloads
A100 80GBAmpere80 GB$1.40Large fine-tunes, multi-GPU training
H100 80GBHopper80 GB$2.80FP8 training, frontier-model fine-tunes
B200Blackwell192 GB$6.00Trillion-parameter training, large LLM inference
B300Blackwell288 GB$7.50The largest models the open ecosystem ships today
Prices are from — the minimum hourly rate currently offered by any upstream provider. The dashboard shows the live cheapest listing when you pick a card. See Pricing for current values.

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Multi-GPU configurations

Every family supports 1×, 2×, 4×, and 8× configurations. Some providers cap available count per pod — the dashboard greys out unavailable multipliers in real time. 
RTX 4090: 1× / 2× / 4× / 8×
RTX 5090: 1× / 2×              (4×, 8× rarely available)
A100:     1× / 2× / 4× / 8×
H100:     1× / 2× / 4× / 8×
B200:     1× / 2× / 4× / 8×
B300:     1× / 2× / 4×         (8× very limited)

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What’s NOT in the catalog

We’re often asked about the L4, L40, L40S, V100, T4, and consumer cards below 4090. Short answer: we tried them, the price/perf isn’t there for our buyer profile. If you have a specific need, email business@gpuoutlet.ai.

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Availability tiers

The landing page shows three dots next to each GPU as an at-a-glance signal:
  • 3 dots / High — at least 100 listings live across all upstream providers
  • 2 dots / Medium — 20–99 listings
  • 1 dot / Low — under 20 listings, may be hard to source on demand
Live availability behind the login at gpuoutlet.ai/app/create is precise. The landing dots are a marketing summary.