Rent a dedicated RTX A6000 by the month, paid in crypto

GPU Rent Hub rents a bare-metal server with one NVIDIA RTX A6000 48GB for $290 a month or $82 a week, in three United States datacenters, paid in Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, USDC, Monero, Solana or Litecoin, with no identity verification and no inspection of what you run on it.

Updated 2026-09-01
65 cards in stock now
$290Per month, flat
$82Per week
$0.40Equivalent per GPU-hour
48 GBGDDR6 ECC at 768 GB/s
01 Specification

What you get with an RTX A6000 server

Every instance is a whole physical machine. The card is not shared, sliced or virtualised, and you get root on the host. The CPU, memory and NVMe listed here are yours alone, not a quota against a larger pool.

Best suited to:

  • 48 GB of VRAM under $300 a month
  • Rendering, CAD and simulation
  • Long-running inference where cost matters more than speed

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RTX A6000 Ampere / 2020
VRAM
48 GB GDDR6 ECC
Bandwidth
768 GB/s
Cores
10,752 CUDA · 336 Tensor · 84 RT
FP16
309 TFLOPS (sparse)
Interconnect
NVLink bridge · 112 GB/s (pairs)
TDP
300 W
Host vCPU
8 dedicated
Host RAM
47 GB ECC
Local NVMe
500 GB encrypted
Network
100 Gbps port, 10 Gbps guaranteed
Traffic
Unmetered in, 20 TB out
02 Availability

Where the RTX A6000 is in stock

Stock comes from the same inventory the dashboard deploys against. A dash means the card is on the waitlist in that region, which we usually clear inside two weeks.

RegionIn stockLatency
DFW-1Dallas, TX34Chicago 22 ms · Los Angeles 34 ms · New York 38 ms
IAD-1Ashburn, VA20New York 7 ms · London 74 ms · Frankfurt 88 ms
PDX-1Hillsboro, OR11Seattle 5 ms · San Francisco 14 ms · Tokyo 92 ms

Read the datacenter specifications

04 Alternatives

Cards at a similar price

Every price below is a flat monthly rate for a dedicated card in the same datacenters, on the same terms.

GPUVRAMBandwidth MonthlyPer GPU-hour
L4Ada Lovelace24 GB300 GB/s$250/mo$0.35
A40Ampere48 GB696 GB/s$240/mo$0.33
RTX 3090Ampere24 GB936 GB/s$230/mo$0.32
RTX 4090Ada Lovelace24 GB1.01 TB/s$390/mo$0.54
RTX A5000Ampere24 GB768 GB/s$190/mo$0.26

When monthly rental beats hourly billing

05 Questions

Renting an RTX A6000

How much does it cost to rent an RTX A6000 per month?
A dedicated NVIDIA RTX A6000 48GB server is $290 per month at GPU Rent Hub, or $82 for a one-week term. The price is flat and includes power, cooling, 8 vCPU, 47 GB of RAM, 500 GB of local NVMe, a public IPv4 and 20 TB of outbound traffic. Across a 720-hour month that works out to $0.40 per GPU-hour.
Can I rent an RTX A6000 with Bitcoin or Monero?
Yes. GPU Rent Hub accepts Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, USDC, Monero, Solana and Litecoin, and accepts nothing else. You fund a USD balance, the balance pays for the term, and the instance renews from it automatically. There is no deposit fee and no card, bank or payment processor anywhere in the flow.
Do I need to verify my identity to rent an RTX A6000?
No. A GPU Rent Hub account is a username and a password. No email address, phone number or identity document is requested at sign-up or afterwards, and none is stored. A recovery email, PGP key or TOTP secret can be added later if you want one.
Is the RTX A6000 dedicated or shared?
Dedicated. One tenant per physical server, with the whole card, the whole PCIe lane and root access. There is no vGPU layer, no time-slicing and no other customer on the machine. The interconnect is NVLink bridge · 112 GB/s (pairs).
What can an RTX A6000 run?
The cheapest 48 GB card we rent, and it takes an NVLink bridge in pairs. GPU Rent Hub ships templates for PyTorch, vLLM, ComfyUI, Ollama, JAX and bare Ubuntu, and you can boot any image you like instead.
Where are the RTX A6000 servers located?
In three United States datacenters: DFW-1 in Dallas, Texas, IAD-1 in Ashburn, Virginia, and PDX-1 in Hillsboro, Oregon. The price is identical in all three, so pick the one closest to your users. Current stock per region is listed above.

Deploy an RTX A6000 in about ninety seconds

Pick a username, fund the balance in any of seven coins, choose the region and the term. No email address, no identity check, no card.

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