Rent an NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti GPU with 11 GB VRAM
Rent RTX 2080 Ti cloud GPU servers by the hour on Cloudj: 11 GB VRAM, NVIDIA Turing and about 14.6 TFLOPS FP32 with 501 GB/s of memory bandwidth. It is the top Turing consumer card, a practical choice for developers running 13B LLMs at 4-bit, SD 1.5 and SDXL, and FP16 training at a 250 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.
RTX 2080 Ti specifications
VRAM per GPU
11 GB
Architecture
NVIDIA Turing
Compute capability
7.5
FP32 compute
≈ 14.6 TFLOPS
Memory bandwidth
≈ 501 GB/s
Power limit
250 W
Values reported by the infrastructure provider for machines currently listed; real performance varies by machine.
Live RTX 2080 Ti configurations and prices
From $0.10/h
incl. 32 GB disk · Live price, updated every 15 minutes
What you can run on the RTX 2080 Ti cloud GPU
13B models at 4-bit
11 GB holds a 4-bit 13B model or an 8-bit 7B model, and 501 GB/s keeps responses quick.
SDXL with memory tweaks
Run SDXL in ComfyUI with FP16 and a light set of add-ons.
FP16 training
Turing Tensor Cores and 14.6 TFLOPS FP32 make it a capable card for small and mid-size training runs.
Inference benchmarking
Compare engines like vLLM, llama.cpp and TensorRT on a known Turing baseline.
Is the RTX 2080 Ti the right GPU for your workload?
Pick the RTX 2080 Ti for development, inference on smaller models, and moderate training tasks that fit within 11 GB of VRAM. Choose a GPU with more memory and newer architecture for large-scale training or unquantized models, or step down to a smaller consumer card for basic debugging.
RTX 2080 Ti vs similar cloud GPUs
Guides for RTX 2080 Ti
RTX 2080 Ti cloud GPU: frequently asked questions
Rent the RTX 2080 Ti 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.