Two B200s: plan how to split the work before renting.
The B200 offer includes two NVIDIA B200 SXM per lot, each with 180 GB of HBM3e memory. It's aimed at a project that already knows how to use multiple GPUs, or a team able to organize that distribution. For a first try, the key question is what each card will do.
Two separate memory pools, one project to distribute
The two GPUs don't automatically become a single 360 GB card. Your application has to distribute the model, the data, or the tasks between them. Start by checking how it works with multiple cards. If it only uses one GPU, the second card won't solve a memory shortage on the first, even if it stays idle.
Choose a method you can explain
Two independent jobs can be assigned separately if your tools allow it. A model shared across GPUs requires a different organization, with exchanges between cards. Before booking, identify which of these cases matches your project. Test a small workload and check each GPU's activity, then the accuracy of the results and where they're stored.
Check B200 support
The B200 belongs to the NVIDIA Blackwell family. Check that the application, its dependencies, and its compiled components support this specific GPU. The Blackwell name also appears on the RTX 5090, without making all their software components interchangeable. Keep a documented configuration and a short test command so you can reproduce the startup.
A single large card can be simpler
If your main need is large memory on a single GPU, compare the H200 141 GB or the MI300X 192 GB, taking their software compatibility into account. If the project fits within 80 GB, an A100 can lower the budget. The B200 lot makes sense when the second GPU genuinely contributes to the planned work.
Count lots only once
A lot of two GPUs costs $887.57 for 3 days, $2,071 for 7 days, or $7,391 for 30 days. These totals already include both cards. Two lots means four GPUs and doubles the price for the chosen period. Plan your distribution, select the duration and lots, then enter your details. After the crypto transfer, "I've paid" signals the sending; payment tracking and provisioning tracking remain separate.