Consider INT4, NVFP4, or MXFP4 if the checkpoint and hardware support it
FP16 weights use 141.1 GB and bring total memory to 145.2 GB; INT4, NVFP4, or MXFP4 would lower weights to 35.3 GB and total memory to 39.4 GB, which fits inside 72 GB.
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Model
meta-llama/Llama-3.3-70B-Instruct
GPU
NVIDIA H100 SXM 80 GB
Requests/day
50,000
GPU count
1
Quantization
FP16
Tokens/request
500 in, 500 out
Does not fit
The model and KV cache need more VRAM than the selected GPU count provides. Cost is intentionally hidden for a configuration that cannot run.
Model
meta-llama/Llama-3.3-70B-Instruct
Hardware
1 x NVIDIA H100 SXM 80 GB, FP16
Weights and KV cache stay separate so the fit is reproducible.
Hardware recommendation
Each row uses an engine GPU fit when present; the remaining catalog GPUs apply this result's required memory to published VRAM. GPU count rises only enough to clear that memory requirement.
Engine fit suggestion
Memory fit: 7x NVIDIA A10 24 GB at 90% vLLM GPU memory utilization.
On-demand rates are preferred for each GPU; when none is captured, the lowest dated captured tier is used. The complete rentable GPU catalog is ranked only by monthly rent over the contract's 730.5-hour month, rounded to cents. Equal displayed prices share a rank. A non-fitting result has no engine cost or replica count, so each amount is a one-deployment rental floor; alternative throughput is not re-estimated, and memory fit does not establish tensor-parallel topology support.
145.2 GB required, 151.2 GB available inside the engine memory budget.
Current result memory total, Ampere, 768 GB/s memory bandwidth
Monthly rental floor
$818.16
RunPod, Community Cloud, on demand
Captured 2026-08-08
At the selected 10% utilization scenario, the provider still bills the full monthly amount.
Open rental source145.2 GB required, 172.8 GB available inside the engine memory budget.
Current result memory total, Ampere, 768 GB/s memory bandwidth
Monthly rental floor
$964.26
RunPod, Community Cloud, on demand
Captured 2026-08-08
At the selected 10% utilization scenario, the provider still bills the full monthly amount.
Open rental source145.2 GB required, 172.8 GB available inside the engine memory budget.
Current result memory total, Ampere, 696 GB/s memory bandwidth
Monthly rental floor
$1,022.70
RunPod, Community Cloud, on demand
Captured 2026-08-08
At the selected 10% utilization scenario, the provider still bills the full monthly amount.
Open rental sourceOnly result-triggered recommendations appear here.
FP16 weights use 141.1 GB and bring total memory to 145.2 GB; INT4, NVFP4, or MXFP4 would lower weights to 35.3 GB and total memory to 39.4 GB, which fits inside 72 GB.
The current vLLM command uses tensor parallel size 1 and provides 72 GB, while 145.2 GB requires 3 same-GPU workers for 216 GB; raise --tensor-parallel-size to 3 if the model topology supports it.
A physics bound, not an expected throughput result.
24 output tok/sCeiling
CEILING at 100% unit utilisation, not expected throughput. Decode is bounded by memory bandwidth and prefill by dense compute. Ideal tensor-parallel scaling is assumed for both. Real decode and prefill throughput are lower.
Decode and prefill ceilings derived from GPU memory bandwidth, dense compute, and model parameters, as of 2026-08-08
The exact command attached to this result.
vllm serve 'meta-llama/Llama-3.3-70B-Instruct' --dtype float16 --tensor-parallel-size 1 --max-model-len 1000 --gpu-memory-utilization 0.9Every published number keeps its source and date.
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Does not fit
The model and KV cache need more VRAM than the selected GPU count provides. Cost is intentionally hidden for a configuration that cannot run.
Model
meta-llama/Llama-3.3-70B-Instruct
Hardware
1 x NVIDIA H100 SXM 80 GB, FP16
Weights and KV cache stay separate so the fit is reproducible.
Hardware recommendation
Each row uses an engine GPU fit when present; the remaining catalog GPUs apply this result's required memory to published VRAM. GPU count rises only enough to clear that memory requirement.
Engine fit suggestion
Memory fit: 7x NVIDIA A10 24 GB at 90% vLLM GPU memory utilization.
On-demand rates are preferred for each GPU; when none is captured, the lowest dated captured tier is used. The complete rentable GPU catalog is ranked only by monthly rent over the contract's 730.5-hour month, rounded to cents. Equal displayed prices share a rank. A non-fitting result has no engine cost or replica count, so each amount is a one-deployment rental floor; alternative throughput is not re-estimated, and memory fit does not establish tensor-parallel topology support.
145.2 GB required, 151.2 GB available inside the engine memory budget.
Current result memory total, Ampere, 768 GB/s memory bandwidth
Monthly rental floor
$818.16
RunPod, Community Cloud, on demand
Captured 2026-08-08
At the selected 30% utilization scenario, the provider still bills the full monthly amount.
Open rental source145.2 GB required, 172.8 GB available inside the engine memory budget.
Current result memory total, Ampere, 768 GB/s memory bandwidth
Monthly rental floor
$964.26
RunPod, Community Cloud, on demand
Captured 2026-08-08
At the selected 30% utilization scenario, the provider still bills the full monthly amount.
Open rental source145.2 GB required, 172.8 GB available inside the engine memory budget.
Current result memory total, Ampere, 696 GB/s memory bandwidth
Monthly rental floor
$1,022.70
RunPod, Community Cloud, on demand
Captured 2026-08-08
At the selected 30% utilization scenario, the provider still bills the full monthly amount.
Open rental sourceOnly result-triggered recommendations appear here.
FP16 weights use 141.1 GB and bring total memory to 145.2 GB; INT4, NVFP4, or MXFP4 would lower weights to 35.3 GB and total memory to 39.4 GB, which fits inside 72 GB.
The current vLLM command uses tensor parallel size 1 and provides 72 GB, while 145.2 GB requires 3 same-GPU workers for 216 GB; raise --tensor-parallel-size to 3 if the model topology supports it.
A physics bound, not an expected throughput result.
24 output tok/sCeiling
CEILING at 100% unit utilisation, not expected throughput. Decode is bounded by memory bandwidth and prefill by dense compute. Ideal tensor-parallel scaling is assumed for both. Real decode and prefill throughput are lower.
Decode and prefill ceilings derived from GPU memory bandwidth, dense compute, and model parameters, as of 2026-08-08
The exact command attached to this result.
vllm serve 'meta-llama/Llama-3.3-70B-Instruct' --dtype float16 --tensor-parallel-size 1 --max-model-len 1000 --gpu-memory-utilization 0.9Every published number keeps its source and date.
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RunInfra Engine parameter-only KV-cache heuristic
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Does not fit
The model and KV cache need more VRAM than the selected GPU count provides. Cost is intentionally hidden for a configuration that cannot run.
Model
meta-llama/Llama-3.3-70B-Instruct
Hardware
1 x NVIDIA H100 SXM 80 GB, FP16
Weights and KV cache stay separate so the fit is reproducible.
Hardware recommendation
Each row uses an engine GPU fit when present; the remaining catalog GPUs apply this result's required memory to published VRAM. GPU count rises only enough to clear that memory requirement.
Engine fit suggestion
Memory fit: 7x NVIDIA A10 24 GB at 90% vLLM GPU memory utilization.
On-demand rates are preferred for each GPU; when none is captured, the lowest dated captured tier is used. The complete rentable GPU catalog is ranked only by monthly rent over the contract's 730.5-hour month, rounded to cents. Equal displayed prices share a rank. A non-fitting result has no engine cost or replica count, so each amount is a one-deployment rental floor; alternative throughput is not re-estimated, and memory fit does not establish tensor-parallel topology support.
145.2 GB required, 151.2 GB available inside the engine memory budget.
Current result memory total, Ampere, 768 GB/s memory bandwidth
Monthly rental floor
$818.16
RunPod, Community Cloud, on demand
Captured 2026-08-08
At the selected 60% utilization scenario, the provider still bills the full monthly amount.
Open rental source145.2 GB required, 172.8 GB available inside the engine memory budget.
Current result memory total, Ampere, 768 GB/s memory bandwidth
Monthly rental floor
$964.26
RunPod, Community Cloud, on demand
Captured 2026-08-08
At the selected 60% utilization scenario, the provider still bills the full monthly amount.
Open rental source145.2 GB required, 172.8 GB available inside the engine memory budget.
Current result memory total, Ampere, 696 GB/s memory bandwidth
Monthly rental floor
$1,022.70
RunPod, Community Cloud, on demand
Captured 2026-08-08
At the selected 60% utilization scenario, the provider still bills the full monthly amount.
Open rental sourceOnly result-triggered recommendations appear here.
FP16 weights use 141.1 GB and bring total memory to 145.2 GB; INT4, NVFP4, or MXFP4 would lower weights to 35.3 GB and total memory to 39.4 GB, which fits inside 72 GB.
The current vLLM command uses tensor parallel size 1 and provides 72 GB, while 145.2 GB requires 3 same-GPU workers for 216 GB; raise --tensor-parallel-size to 3 if the model topology supports it.
A physics bound, not an expected throughput result.
24 output tok/sCeiling
CEILING at 100% unit utilisation, not expected throughput. Decode is bounded by memory bandwidth and prefill by dense compute. Ideal tensor-parallel scaling is assumed for both. Real decode and prefill throughput are lower.
Decode and prefill ceilings derived from GPU memory bandwidth, dense compute, and model parameters, as of 2026-08-08
The exact command attached to this result.
vllm serve 'meta-llama/Llama-3.3-70B-Instruct' --dtype float16 --tensor-parallel-size 1 --max-model-len 1000 --gpu-memory-utilization 0.9Every published number keeps its source and date.
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RunInfra Engine parameter-only KV-cache heuristic
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Does not fit
The model and KV cache need more VRAM than the selected GPU count provides. Cost is intentionally hidden for a configuration that cannot run.
Model
meta-llama/Llama-3.3-70B-Instruct
Hardware
1 x NVIDIA H100 SXM 80 GB, FP16
Weights and KV cache stay separate so the fit is reproducible.
Hardware recommendation
Each row uses an engine GPU fit when present; the remaining catalog GPUs apply this result's required memory to published VRAM. GPU count rises only enough to clear that memory requirement.
Engine fit suggestion
Memory fit: 7x NVIDIA A10 24 GB at 90% vLLM GPU memory utilization.
On-demand rates are preferred for each GPU; when none is captured, the lowest dated captured tier is used. The complete rentable GPU catalog is ranked only by monthly rent over the contract's 730.5-hour month, rounded to cents. Equal displayed prices share a rank. A non-fitting result has no engine cost or replica count, so each amount is a one-deployment rental floor; alternative throughput is not re-estimated, and memory fit does not establish tensor-parallel topology support.
145.2 GB required, 151.2 GB available inside the engine memory budget.
Current result memory total, Ampere, 768 GB/s memory bandwidth
Monthly rental floor
$818.16
RunPod, Community Cloud, on demand
Captured 2026-08-08
At the selected 90% utilization scenario, the provider still bills the full monthly amount.
Open rental source145.2 GB required, 172.8 GB available inside the engine memory budget.
Current result memory total, Ampere, 768 GB/s memory bandwidth
Monthly rental floor
$964.26
RunPod, Community Cloud, on demand
Captured 2026-08-08
At the selected 90% utilization scenario, the provider still bills the full monthly amount.
Open rental source145.2 GB required, 172.8 GB available inside the engine memory budget.
Current result memory total, Ampere, 696 GB/s memory bandwidth
Monthly rental floor
$1,022.70
RunPod, Community Cloud, on demand
Captured 2026-08-08
At the selected 90% utilization scenario, the provider still bills the full monthly amount.
Open rental sourceOnly result-triggered recommendations appear here.
FP16 weights use 141.1 GB and bring total memory to 145.2 GB; INT4, NVFP4, or MXFP4 would lower weights to 35.3 GB and total memory to 39.4 GB, which fits inside 72 GB.
The current vLLM command uses tensor parallel size 1 and provides 72 GB, while 145.2 GB requires 3 same-GPU workers for 216 GB; raise --tensor-parallel-size to 3 if the model topology supports it.
A physics bound, not an expected throughput result.
24 output tok/sCeiling
CEILING at 100% unit utilisation, not expected throughput. Decode is bounded by memory bandwidth and prefill by dense compute. Ideal tensor-parallel scaling is assumed for both. Real decode and prefill throughput are lower.
Decode and prefill ceilings derived from GPU memory bandwidth, dense compute, and model parameters, as of 2026-08-08
The exact command attached to this result.
vllm serve 'meta-llama/Llama-3.3-70B-Instruct' --dtype float16 --tensor-parallel-size 1 --max-model-len 1000 --gpu-memory-utilization 0.9Every published number keeps its source and date.
As of 2026-08-08
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As of 2026-08-08
RunInfra Engine parameter-only KV-cache heuristic
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