B200 vs A16
Comparing the B200 and A16 for cloud rental? The B200 is available from 0 providers starting at —, while the A16 starts at — across 0 providers. Below is a live breakdown of pricing, VRAM, compute throughput, and where to rent each GPU.
B200 vs A16 at a glance
Spec profile
Each axis is scaled to the stronger GPU — the outer edge is better.
Value for money
Live pricing for both GPUs is needed to compute value-for-money metrics. See the provider tables below for current rates.
Specs are manufacturer peak FP16 Tensor figures; real-world throughput varies by workload, precision, and software stack.
B200 vs A16 specs & pricing
| Specification | B200 | A16 |
|---|---|---|
| Cheapest price | — | — |
| VRAM | 192 GB | 64 GB |
| FP16 TFLOPS | 1125 | 36 |
| Memory bandwidth | 8000 GB/s | 928 GB/s |
| Release year | 2024 | 2021 |
| Cloud providers | — | — |
Which should you choose?
- •B200 has more VRAM (192 GB), so it fits larger models and bigger batch sizes without sharding.
- •B200 offers higher FP16 throughput, training and serving faster on compute-bound workloads.
Provider availability
Frequently asked questions
How much VRAM do the B200 and A16 have?
The B200 has 192 GB of VRAM and the A16 has 64 GB. More VRAM lets you serve larger models and longer context windows on a single GPU.
Which is faster, the B200 or A16?
On paper the B200 is faster, with 1125 FP16 TFLOPS versus 36. Real-world speed also depends on memory bandwidth and software stack.
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