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Rent NVIDIA RTX 3090 GPUs from $0.46/hr

High-end consumer GPU based on Ampere architecture with 24GB GDDR6X memory and 10,496 CUDA cores for AI workloads, machine learning research, and model fine-tuning.

RTX 3090

Powering the next generation of AI & high-performance computing.

Engineered for large-scale AI training, deep learning, and high-performance workloads, delivering unprecedented compute power and efficiency.

NVIDIA Ampere Architecture

Second-generation RTX architecture delivering significant performance improvements for AI compute and parallel processing workloads.

Third-Generation Tensor Cores

Enhanced AI acceleration with 328 Tensor Cores providing substantial performance gains for machine learning tasks.

24GB GDDR6X Memory

Massive memory capacity with 936GB/s bandwidth enables working with medium to large AI models.

Second-Generation RT Cores

Advanced ray tracing acceleration with 82 RT Cores ideal for AI rendering applications and computer vision.

Why rent the RTX 3090 instead of buying?

Strong price-to-performance for AI and rendering

The RTX 3090's 24 GB GDDR6X VRAM makes it one of the highest-memory consumer GPUs available, capable of handling quantized LLM inference, diffusion model generation, and high-resolution rendering tasks that exhaust cards with less memory. For value-conscious workloads, it delivers competitive throughput without the cost of a data center GPU.

Pay only for what you use

Purchasing an RTX 3090 runs $800–$1,500 depending on availability and condition. Runpod's on-demand pricing lets you access the same hardware with no upfront capital, no idle hardware costs, no depreciation.

Deploy in seconds, scale or switch when you're ready

Provision an RTX 3090 instance in seconds. If your workload outgrows it, scale up to a higher-tier GPU without committing to new hardware. Runpod handles the infrastructure so you can stay focused on your project.

Key specs at a glance.

Performance benchmarks that push AI, ML, and HPC workloads further.

Memory Bandwidth

936

GB/s

FP16 Tensor Performance

142

TFLOPS

NVLink Bandwidth

112.5

GB/s

Popular use cases.

Designed for demanding workloads
—learn if this GPU fits your needs.

Inference workload illustration

Inference

Serve inference for image, text, and audio generation at any scale.

Fine-tuning workload illustration

Fine-tuning

Train custom models on
your specific datasets.

AI agents workload illustration

Agents

Build intelligent agent-based systems and workflows.

Compute-heavy workload illustration

Compute-heavy tasks

Run compute-heavy workloads like rendering and simulations.

Ready for your most
demanding workloads.

Essential technical specifications to help you choose the right GPU for your workload.

Specification
Details
Great for...
Memory Bandwidth
936 GB/s
Delivering high-throughput to VRAM for feeding high-resolution image batches in real-time rendering, simulation, and AI inference.
FP16 Tensor Performance
142 TFLOPS
Accelerating mixed-precision deep learning tasks like image generation, super-resolution, and large-scale model inference.
NVLink Bandwidth
112.5 GB/s
Enabling fast GPU-to-GPU data sharing across two cards for seamless multi-GPU scaling in rendering and AI workloads.
Specification Details Great for...
Architecture NVIDIA Ampere (GA102) AI and rendering workloads that benefit from 3rd-gen Tensor Cores and 2nd-gen RT Cores
VRAM 24 GB GDDR6X Loading mid-sized model weights and running quantized LLM inference without CPU offloading
CUDA Cores 10,496 Parallel compute tasks including image generation, NLP inference, and batch processing
Tensor Cores 328 (3rd generation) Mixed-precision AI training and inference with TF32, BF16, FP16, and INT8 support
RT Cores 82 (2nd generation) Hardware-accelerated ray tracing for VFX, architectural visualization, and AI rendering pipelines
FP32 Performance 35.6 TFLOPS Standard-precision AI training, simulation, and scientific compute
TDP ~350W Predictable power budgeting for single- and multi-GPU workloads
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Amjad Masad

"Runpod is the only place I can deploy high-end GPU models instantly—no sales calls, no rate limits, no nonsense."

Daniel Chang

“The main value proposition for us was the flexibility Runpod offered. We were able to scale up effortlessly to meet the demand at launch.”

Josh Payne

“Runpod helped us scale the part of our platform that drives creation. That’s what fuels the rest—image generation, sharing, remixing. It starts with training.”

Matty Shimura

Powerful GPUs. Globally available.
Reliability you can trust.

30+ GPUs, 31 regions, instant scale. Fine-tune or go full Skynet—we’ve got you.

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$0.46/hr
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Questions? Answers.

What are the current hourly rates for renting an RTX 3090 on Runpod?

For the most current pricing, see the Runpod pricing page.

How quickly can I access a rented RTX 3090?


Most RTX 3090 instances are available within minutes of initiating your pod. Select your GPU, choose a template or bring your own container, configure storage and ports, and deploy.

Can I rent multiple RTX 3090s together?


Yes. Runpod supports multi-GPU configurations, and the RTX 3090 supports NVLink, which enables efficient GPU-to-GPU communication when properly configured — effectively doubling memory capacity and throughput across two cards for large-scale training or parallel rendering.

When does renting make more sense than buying an RTX 3090?


Renting is the better choice for variable workloads, scaling experiments, or when you want to test a configuration before committing. Buying only makes sense with consistent, full-utilization workloads over a long horizon. For current rental rates to compare, see the Runpod pricing page.

What software environments are available for RTX 3090 rentals?


Runpod offers pre-configured templates for PyTorch, TensorFlow, CUDA/cuDNN, Jupyter, and popular diffusion frameworks including Stable Diffusion and ComfyUI. You can also bring your own Docker container for fully custom environments.

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