Frontier Max · FP8
$184/hr $0.0511/sec · $134,320/mo at 24/7
For 1T+ parameter models. 1T+ parameter models.
VRAM pool
288GB ×16 = 4.6TB
Position
The frontier ceiling
Compute die
NVIDIA GB300 — FP8 tensor cores, tuned for 1t+ parameter models.
HBM3e memory
4,608 GB of HBM3e across the 16 GPUs.
NVLink-C2C interconnect
Grace CPU and Blackwell GPUs share one memory domain over NVLink-C2C.
Per-second metering
$184/hr → 0.0511/sec. Pause the deployment and the meter hits $0.
Scale-to-zero
Autoscale + region pins (GLOBAL / US / EU / APAC) on the control plane.
Memory budget
4,608 GB of VRAM on this preset. Pooled HBM keeps frontier dense models and 1T-class checkpoints resident (rule of thumb: about one byte per parameter at FP8).
Typical loads
frontier dense-model serving at max quality, jumbo-batch inference. Fine on: torch, JAX, raw CUDA, axolotl, vLLM, sglang, ComfyUI.
Billing math
$184/hr is $0.0511/sec while running and $0 while parked; park/wake freezes and restores state instead of paying for idle.
Best fit
4,608 GB across sixteen GB300 288 GB GPUs at $184/hr, $11.50 per GPU-hour — the largest pool in the catalog, and the row the catalog notes for 1T+ parameter models. The GB300 row is also the only one that pairs the Blackwell GPUs with a Grace CPU over NVLink-C2C, one shared memory domain, rather than NVLink 5 between GPUs only.
Trade-off
There is no rung above this one in the catalog. The honest tradeoff is against b300-8x-fp8 below it: $96/hr for eight B300 cards and 2,304 GB, so gb300-16x-fp8 is about 1.9× the hourly for twice the GPUs and twice the VRAM — and $11.50 per GPU-hour against $12, the lowest per-GPU B300 price in the catalog.
$184/hr on runaii.cloud, metered per second: $0.0511/sec while the VM runs and $0 while parked. A month of 24/7 uptime would be about $134,320, and park/wake means busy-fraction pricing in practice.
Yes. Per-second metering with park/wake: idle freezes the VM state into a signed artifact and stops the meter the same second; the next request wakes it byte-exact
4,608 GB of VRAM. Pooled HBM keeps frontier dense models and 1T-class checkpoints resident (rule of thumb: about one byte per parameter at FP8).
4,608 GB — sixteen 288 GB HBM3e GPUs at $184/hr, $11.50 per GPU-hour (catalog: 288GB ×16 = 4.6TB).
It is the only catalog preset whose GPUs share a memory domain with a Grace CPU over NVLink-C2C; the B200 and B300 rows use NVLink 5 between GPUs.
$11.50/hr — $184/hr for sixteen GPUs, against $12/hr per GPU on b300-8x-fp8. The larger row is slightly cheaper per GPU-hour.
RTX PRO 6000 slices
from $0.30/hr · 12-48GB
Blackwell slices for light jobs
1× NVIDIA T4 16GB
$0.44/hr · FP16
Starter
1× NVIDIA L4 24GB
$0.87/hr · FP8
Efficient
2× NVIDIA L4 24GB
$1.8/hr · FP8
Efficient ×2
4× NVIDIA L4 24GB
$3.6/hr · FP8
Efficient ×4
8× NVIDIA L4 24GB
$7.2/hr · FP8
Efficient ×8
1× NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell 96GB
$2.4/hr · FP8
Workstation
2× NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell 96GB
$4.8/hr · FP8
Workstation ×2
4× NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell 96GB
$9.6/hr · FP8
Workstation ×4
8× NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell 96GB
$19.2/hr · FP8
Workstation ×8
8× NVIDIA B300 288GB
$96/hr · FP8
Full Precision
8× NVIDIA B200 180GB
$80/hr · NVFP4
Throughput
4× NVIDIA B300 288GB
$48/hr · NVFP4
Minimal
4× NVIDIA B200 180GB
$40/hr · NVFP4
Efficient