A4000 vs RTX PRO 2000
The RTX PRO 2000 and the A4000 both carry 16GB, but the RTX PRO 2000 uses Blackwell GDDR7 at 288 GB/s while the A4000 uses Ampere GDDR6 at 448 GB/s. Choose the A4000 for higher memory bandwidth, the RTX PRO 2000 for FP4 support and lower power draw.
Overview
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Nvidia A4000
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Nvidia RTX PRO 2000
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| Summary | Compact single-slot professional GPU for entry-level AI and visualization. | Compact entry-level Blackwell workstation GPU for professional visualization and light inference. |
| Architecture | Ampere | Blackwell |
| Memory | 16GB GDDR6 | 16GB GDDR7 |
| Memory Bandwidth | 448 GB/s | 288 GB/s |
| Performance | 153 TFLOPS (FP16) | 17 TFLOPS (FP32) |
| Release Date | Q2 2021 | Q1 2025 |
| Performance Segment | Mid-Range | Budget |
| Datasheet | Link | Link |
Price comparison
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A4000 Pricing
Barriers to entry are low here. 10 cloud providers list the A4000 with prices starting at just $0.03/hr per GPU (spot instance), making it accessible for testing without a large commitment.
Vast.ai
Our sponsor
12 configs · 1x-6x
$0.08
On-Demand
GPU.ai
In stock
6 configs · 1x-10x
$0.09
On-Demand
Runpod
In stock
3 configs · 1x-8x
$0.25
On-Demand
Runcrate
In stock
1 config · 1x
$0.88
On-Demand
Sesterce
In stock
3 configs · 1x-4x
$0.88
On-Demand
Hyperstack
2 configs · 1x
$0.15
On-Demand
TensorDock
1 config · 1x
$0.21
On-Demand
Paperspace
1 config · 1x
$0.80
On-Demand
Vast.ai
Our sponsor
4 configs · 1x-6x
$0.08
On-Demand
GPU.ai
In stock
6 configs · 1x-10x
$0.09
On-Demand
Runpod
In stock
2 configs · 1x
$0.25
On-Demand
Runcrate
In stock
1 config · 1x
$0.88
On-Demand
Sesterce
In stock
3 configs · 1x-4x
$0.88
On-Demand
Hyperstack
1 config · 1x
$0.15
On-Demand
TensorDock
1 config · 1x
$0.21
On-Demand
Paperspace
1 config · 1x
$0.80
On-Demand
RTX PRO 2000 Pricing
With a spread of only 16%, price optimization yields diminishing returns for the RTX PRO 2000. The market is relatively flat, with the lowest rate sitting at $0.21/hr per GPU (24-month reservation).
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Alternative GPUs
Here's how these GPUs compare against alternatives:
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Nvidia A5000
Nvidia A4000
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Nvidia T4
Nvidia RTX PRO 2000
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Nvidia RTX 2000 Ada
Nvidia RTX PRO 2000
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Nvidia RTX PRO 4000
Our data for Nvidia A4000 was last updated on March 25, 2026, and for Nvidia RTX PRO 2000 on July 30, 2026.