Rent an NVIDIA A800 PCIE GPU with 80 GB VRAM
Rent A800 PCIE GPUs by the hour on Cloudj: 80 GB VRAM on NVIDIA Ampere with about 1598 GB/s memory bandwidth, so 70B-class LLMs fit on one card. It is aimed at AI teams that need double the A100 40 GB memory for serving, fine-tuning and long-context work, with 15.6 TFLOPS FP32 and a 300 W power limit. Pick a live configuration, start from the Ubuntu 22.04 + CUDA or PyTorch + JupyterLab template and connect over SSH with your key.
A800 PCIE specifications
VRAM per GPU
80 GB
Architecture
NVIDIA Ampere
Compute capability
8
FP32 compute
≈ 15.6 TFLOPS
Memory bandwidth
≈ 1598 GB/s
Power limit
300 W
Values reported by the infrastructure provider for machines currently listed; real performance varies by machine.
Live A800 PCIE configurations and prices
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70B models on a single GPU
Serve a 4-bit 70B model with room left for KV cache, or a 30B–34B model in 16-bit, using vLLM or SGLang.
Long-context inference
80 GB leaves space for long prompts and many concurrent sequences that would overflow a 40 GB card.
Fine-tuning mid-size LLMs
Run LoRA on 13B–34B models in BF16 or QLoRA on larger ones with Unsloth, without sharding across GPUs.
Memory-heavy data science
Keep big tensors, graphs or feature matrices resident in GPU memory for RAPIDS or PyTorch workloads.
Is the A800 PCIE the right GPU for your workload?
Choose the A800 PCIE when your primary requirement is 80 GB of memory capacity for large-scale AI models rather than raw single-precision compute. If your workload fits into a smaller memory footprint, a lower-VRAM workstation or consumer GPU is more appropriate, whereas compute-bound tasks may benefit from newer generation datacenter architectures.
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A800 PCIE cloud GPU: frequently asked questions
Rent the A800 PCIE cloud GPU by the hour
Pick a live configuration, choose a template and connect over SSH with your key. Billing stops when you destroy the instance.