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Prepared network profile with the 10 Gbps mitigation allocation, anomaly detection and latency tuning. Validate its relationship to protection already included in the plan.
Use one NVIDIA RTX A6000 with 48 GB of GPU memory alongside 128 GB of ECC host memory and 2 TB of NVMe storage. The larger GPU memory allocation and 10 Gbps uplink suit more demanding inference or selected training workflows, with model and optimiser memory assessed before deployment.
The exact allocation behind Spectre A6000.
The tools and services included in this configuration.
One NVIDIA RTX A6000 with 48 GB VRAM
ECC host memory
Selected training and inference workflows with model-dependent sizing
10 Gbps uplink
Network details, software choices and the destinations compatible with this exact plan.
Prices, destinations and checkout details for this exact configuration.
Base prices in USD: $2,088.10 for one month; $10,649.31 for twelve months; $18,792.90 for twenty-four months. Longer-term monthly figures are equivalents. Selected extras are added separately to the full cycle total.
Spectre A6000 lists these compatible destinations: Iceland · Switzerland · Netherlands. Choose from this plan’s own destination selector when configuring your order.
The listed choices for Spectre A6000 are: Ubuntu 22.04 + CUDA 12 · Custom. Review the configuration notes for image, licence and compatibility restrictions.
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Practical details for Spectre A6000, from setup to the choices ahead.
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Spectre A6000 is a prepared OmbraHost configuration in the GPU compute catalogue. RTX A6000 (48 GB VRAM); Compute: 16 vCPU (EPYC); Memory: 128 GB DDR5; Storage: 2 TB NVMe SSD; Transfer: 30 TB / month; Port: 10 Gbps. Read the full selected billing-cycle total separately. These are specifications, not measured performance or a provisioned service.
Spectre A6000's prepared region list is Iceland, Switzerland, Netherlands. The configurator uses this exact list; catalogue compatibility does not establish live stock or reserve infrastructure.
The published templates are Ubuntu 22.04 + CUDA 12, Custom. A custom image request needs review and does not add unsupported choices to the standard selector.
The listed accelerator has 48 GB of GPU memory. Estimate weights at the chosen precision, then add context-cache and runtime overhead; advertised parameter count alone is insufficient.
The Spectre range lists an RTX 4090 with 24 GB VRAM, RTX A6000 with 48 GB and H100 with 80 GB. Model weights, context cache, batch size and software overhead all affect fit. Locations and images vary by tier. Installed models, measured token rates and GPU allocation require a provisioning integration.
FP16 weights need roughly two bytes per parameter; four-bit weights roughly half a byte. Allow additional room for context cache, batching and runtime overhead.
Spectre 4090 specifies 24 GB VRAM, A6000 48 GB and H100 80 GB. Benchmark the actual model and precision before choosing.
Its weights alone need roughly 140 GB. A single 80 GB H100 cannot hold them; evaluate quantisation or a suitable multi-GPU configuration.
Custom multi-GPU arrangements are a prepared sales enquiry. Stock, NVLink topology, power and lead time must be confirmed before any commitment.
The source describes a seven-day minimum by arrangement. This remains a proposed commercial option; the current checkout uses the three published billing cycles.
Only the catalogue templates appear in the standard selector. Windows GPU or custom image requests require driver, licence and deployment eligibility checks.