Rent an 8× RTX 5090 node by the month, paid in crypto

Name: 8× RTX 5090 dedicated node rental
Brand: NVIDIA
SKU: gpurenthub-node-rtx5090-8

GPU Rent Hub rents a complete PCIe Gen5 node, 8 x NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 32GB on one single-tenant machine with PCIe peer-to-peer between the cards, for 3 890 $US a month or 1 120 $US a week, in DFW-1 (Dallas), IAD-1 (Ashburn), PDX-1 (Hillsboro), paid in Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, USDC, Monero, Solana or Litecoin with no identity verification.

Updated 2026-09-01

3 890 $USPer month, flat

256 GBTotal GPU memory

0,68 $USPer GPU-hour

100GNetwork

01 The node

What you get in an 8× RTX 5090 node

One physical machine with one tenant on it. No hypervisor between you and the cards, no other customer sharing the PCIe fabric, and root on the host. The interconnect is PCIe peer-to-peer, which is what decides whether splitting a model across the cards is practical or painful.

Ordering 8 cards on one node instead of 8 separate instances saves 430 $US a month, about 10%. Prepaying three or six months takes a further 5% or 10% off.

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8x RTX 5090 PCIe Gen5

GPUs: 8 x NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 32GB
Total VRAM: 256 GB GDDR7
Interconnect: PCIe peer-to-peer
vCPU: 96 dedicated
System RAM: 496 GB
Local NVMe: 4 TB encrypted
Network: 100G
Traffic: Unmetered in, 20 TB out
Private VLAN: Included
Weekly: 1 120 $US
Monthly: 3 890 $US
Regions: DFW-1 (Dallas), IAD-1 (Ashburn), PDX-1 (Hillsboro)

02 Alternatives

Other nodes at a similar price

Per-GPU-hour is the monthly node price divided by 720 hours and then by the number of cards, so the figures are directly comparable across platforms.

Node	Interconnect	Total VRAM	Monthly	Per GPU-hour
8× L40SPCIe Gen4	PCIe peer-to-peer	384 GB	3 740 $US/mo	0,65 $US
8× RTX 4090PCIe Gen4	PCIe peer-to-peer	192 GB	2 810 $US/mo	0,49 $US
4× H100 SXMNVIDIA HGX H100	NVLink · 900 GB/s	320 GB	6 220 $US/mo	2,16 $US
8× A100 SXM 80GNVIDIA HGX A100	NVSwitch · 600 GB/s	640 GB	7 130 $US/mo	1,24 $US
8× MI300XAMD Instinct platform	Infinity Fabric · 896 GB/s	1536 GB	11 450 $US/mo	1,99 $US

03 Questions

Renting an 8× RTX 5090 node

How much does an 8× RTX 5090 node cost per month?

$3,890 a month at GPU Rent Hub, or $1,120 for a one-week term. That works out to $0.68 per GPU-hour across a 720-hour month. The price includes power, cooling, 96 vCPU, 496 GB of RAM, 4 TB of NVMe, 100G of network and 20 TB of outbound traffic.

Is an 8× RTX 5090 node one machine or a cluster?

One physical machine with one tenant on it, and PCIe peer-to-peer between the cards. It is not a virtual cluster stitched over a network, so tensor and pipeline parallelism behave the way the framework expects.

How much cheaper is the node than renting 8 separate cards?

Renting 8 single RTX 5090 instances would be $4,320 a month. The node is $3,890, so it saves $430, about 10%. The multi-GPU discount also stacks with the 5% and 10% off for prepaying three or six months.

Can I pay for a node in crypto without KYC?

Yes, on the same terms as every other instance: a username and a password for the account, and Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, USDC, Monero, Solana or Litecoin for the balance. No identity document is requested or stored.

Where can I get an 8× RTX 5090 node?

DFW-1 (Dallas), IAD-1 (Ashburn), PDX-1 (Hillsboro). Larger fabrics of 16 to 64 GPUs with InfiniBand HDR or NDR are quoted per case, with a lead time of two to six weeks.

What total memory does an 8× RTX 5090 node have?

256 GB of GPU memory, which is 8 cards of 32 GB GDDR7, plus 496 GB of system RAM. 32 GB of GDDR7 at 1.79 TB/s, faster memory than an A100 for a fifth of the price.

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