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📊 Pricing at a Glance
No live on-demand availability right now. No provider with live stock tracking reports MI250X in stock. Last seen from $1.28/GPU/hr on Cirrascale (listed on-demand pricing, not verified in stock).
GPUPerHour tracks 4 listings for MI250X from 1 provider, none of which is confirmed in stock on-demand right now. They are listed below as last-seen pricing.
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Available Offers
No on-demand offer is reported in stock by a provider with live stock tracking right now.
Other Tracked Listings (Last-Seen Pricing)
4 further listings GPUPerHour tracks for this GPU. These catalog rows do not qualify as current secure on-demand offers; stock observations may be missing or old. They are not confirmed in stock; check availability with the provider.
| Provider | Listed per GPU / hr | Pricing type | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cirrascale | $1.28 | on-demand | Check provider |
| Cirrascale | $1.44 | on-demand | Check provider |
| Cirrascale | $1.52 | on-demand | Check provider |
| Cirrascale | $1.60 | on-demand | Check provider |
MI250X Availability Now
No provider with live stock tracking reports MI250X in stock on-demand right now. Stock is rechecked every minute; tracked catalog listings are shown above as last-seen pricing.
MI250X Price History (daily)
The daily MI250X price series has no captured day yet. Prices are captured every day at 00:05 UTC from secure on-demand offers reported in stock; the first row appears here after the first capture. See the Cloud GPU Price Index for the method.
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MI250X Catalog Listing History (30 days)
Catalog listings, not live prices.
These averages are of every tracked catalog listing, including spot, reserved, out-of-stock and older rows. They do not measure live on-demand prices or availability (the daily price history table above does that) and cannot establish savings against the current offers. Each day averages its recorded catalog snapshots; the median gives each day equal weight. Missing days are excluded.
| Lowest daily catalog average | $1.46/GPU/hr |
|---|---|
| Median of daily catalog averages | $1.46/GPU/hr |
| Days with recorded catalog prices | 30 of 30 |
| Latest catalog snapshot | October 18, 2026 |
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Technical Specifications
Strengths & Limitations
- Exceptional double-precision (FP64) performance, crucial for scientific computing.
- High memory bandwidth with HBM2e, enabling faster data transfer.
- Optimized for large-scale HPC and AI workloads.
- Strong performance in specific AI training tasks.
- Advanced features for virtualization and security.
- Higher hourly cost compared to many NVIDIA GPUs (e.g., significantly more expensive than an NVIDIA H100 PCIe at $1.07/hr).
- Software ecosystem and tooling may not be as mature as NVIDIA's CUDA ecosystem.
- Performance in certain AI tasks may lag behind NVIDIA's offerings.
- Limited availability compared to some NVIDIA GPUs.
- Power consumption can be high.
Top Use Cases
Ideal for running complex simulations in fields like weather forecasting, computational fluid dynamics, and materials science, leveraging its strong FP64 performance and memory bandwidth.
Suitable for training large deep learning models, particularly those requiring high memory capacity and bandwidth, such as natural language processing models.
Enables researchers to accelerate their work in various scientific domains by providing the necessary compute power for data analysis, modeling, and simulation.
Real-World Benchmark
Market Analysis
Generated market commentary, not current pricing. Live prices and stock are in the sections above.
The AMD Instinct MI250X competes with NVIDIA's high-end data center GPUs, such as the A100 and H100. It offers a compelling alternative for users who prioritize FP64 performance and are comfortable with the AMD software ecosystem. However, its higher cost compared to some NVIDIA options may be a barrier for some users. The market is rapidly evolving, with new GPUs from both AMD and NVIDIA constantly being released, so staying up-to-date with the latest benchmarks is crucial.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the AMD CDNA 2 architecture?â–¾
AMD CDNA 2 is AMD's second-generation data center GPU architecture, designed for high-performance computing and AI workloads. It features enhanced compute units, improved memory bandwidth, and advanced features for virtualization and security.
Is the MI250X suitable for gaming?â–¾
No, the AMD Instinct MI250X is designed for data center workloads and is not optimized for gaming. Consumer-grade GPUs like the GeForce RTX series are better suited for gaming applications.
What software tools are available for developing applications on the MI250X?â–¾
AMD provides the ROCm (Radeon Open Compute) platform, which includes compilers, libraries, and tools for developing and deploying applications on AMD GPUs. While ROCm is powerful, the CUDA ecosystem from NVIDIA is often considered more mature and widely adopted.
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