NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 GPU server in India
One NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell with 96 GB of memory, in Mumbai, for ₹1,35,099/month. For GPU rendering and 3D, and AI models too large for an L4 — with your data in India and a GST invoice in rupees.
- GPU
- 1× NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 96 GB
- vCPU
- 64
- RAM
- 192 GB
- Storage
- 100 GB NVMe
- Since 2006, Jaipur
- 3,500+ businesses served
- Mumbai data centre, Yotta NM1
- GST invoice in INR
Who the RTX PRO 6000 is for
For you if: You render 3D, animation or architectural visualisation on the GPU; you run an AI model too large for an L4 — up to about 70 billion parameters at 8-bit — on a single card; or you build simulations and digital twins. And you want it in India, billed monthly in rupees.
RTX PRO 6000 plan
| Plan | GPU | vCPU | RAM | Price | Enquire |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
RTX PRO 6000 | 1× NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 96 GB | 64 | 192 GB | ₹1,35,099 a month, ex-GST | Ask |
Price a month in INR, exclusive of 18% GST. Includes 100 GB of NVMe storage, 10 TB of transfer a month and one IPv4 address. Hourly billing: on request. Renews at the same price.
What the plan includes
- One NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPU with 96 GB of error-correcting memory
- The whole GPU is assigned to your server, and no one else's work runs on it.
- 64 vCPU and 192 GB of RAM — room for scene files, datasets and preparing data
- 100 GB of NVMe storage and 10 TB of transfer a month
- One IPv4 address, and root access to the server
- GPU drivers, CUDA and PyTorch installed on request, at no extra charge
Add-ons
| More NVMe storage, for scenes and assets | price on request |
| Additional IPv4 | price on request |
| Drivers, updates and monitoring done for you | quoted |
| Scheduled off-server backups | see cloud backup |
What we do, what you do
| Task | We do | You do |
|---|---|---|
| GPU hardware, network and power; replacing failed parts | ||
| Installing the operating system | ||
| GPU drivers, CUDA and PyTorch | on request | keeping them updated |
| Rendering software and its licences | ||
| Security updates and firewall | ||
| Monitoring GPU use and health | ||
| Backups of scenes, models and data |
What the RTX PRO 6000 is good at
- 96 GB of GPU memory
- Holds a 70-billion-parameter model at 8-bit, a 30B model at 16-bit, or a large scene with its textures, on one card. Allow about 2 GB per billion parameters at 16-bit, and roughly half that at 8-bit.
- Ray-tracing cores
- Dedicated circuits for ray tracing, used by GPU renderers such as Blender Cycles (OptiX), V-Ray GPU and Redshift.
- Blackwell and 4-bit (FP4)
- NVIDIA's Blackwell generation adds 4-bit (FP4) arithmetic, so models quantised to 4-bit can run on the card's AI cores directly.
- Split into smaller GPUs
- No. The whole card is assigned to your server; it isn't divided into smaller GPUs.
- One card, or four L4s
- Four L4s cost about the same (₹1,38,499) and also total 96 GB, but in four 24 GB pieces — better for many small models. The RTX PRO 6000 keeps one large model or scene in one place.
What happens after you say yes
- same dayTell us the model or the scene; we check it fits and that the GPU is in stock
- Usually the same working day, when the GPU is in stockInvoice sent; server set up in Mumbai with root access
- when you're readyYou install your renderer or model and start work — or we move your setup from another provider
- 24/7GPU or hardware problem: call our toll-free number in India
In Mumbai, supported from Jaipur
The server runs in Mumbai, so scene files, models and client data stay in India — useful when a client's contract says where their work may be kept. Support comes from our team in Jaipur, in English and Hindi, in IST, by WhatsApp, phone and email, and the invoice is in rupees with GST.
Moving a render node or model server from another provider, or from AWS or Azure? We set up the RTX PRO 6000 server, copy your models, scenes and data, and test them before you switch. How migration works
Questions people ask
What is the RTX PRO 6000 good for?
NVIDIA builds the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell for AI and visual computing in the data centre: rendering, 3D graphics, video, simulation and AI. In practice, it suits GPU rendering and AI models too large for an L4's 24 GB.
Which AI models fit in 96 GB?
A 70-billion-parameter model at 8-bit, about 30 billion at 16-bit, and larger models at 4-bit. Long conversations need more memory for context, so leave headroom.
Is it good for rendering?
Yes. Its ray-tracing cores and 96 GB of memory suit GPU renderers such as Blender Cycles, V-Ray GPU and Redshift, including scenes too large for smaller cards. You bring the rendering software and its licences.
RTX PRO 6000 or H200?
The H200 has more memory (141 GB) and much faster memory, for serving the largest models to many users and for fine-tuning; NVIDIA builds it for AI and scientific computing, not graphics. The RTX PRO 6000 costs less than half as much (₹1,35,099/month against ₹2,79,399/month) and also renders.
How much does it cost per hour?
The plan is monthly: ₹1,35,099/month works out to about ₹185 an hour if it runs all month (730 hours). Hourly billing for short jobs: on request.
Which version of the RTX PRO 6000 is it?
The Server Edition, NVIDIA's version for data-centre servers. It has 96 GB of error-correcting GDDR7 memory, at 1,597 GB/s.
Do you install CUDA and my renderer?
We install the GPU drivers, CUDA and PyTorch on request, at no extra charge. Rendering software and its licences are yours: you have root access, so you install Blender, V-Ray or your own pipeline.
How quickly can I get one?
Usually the same working day, when the GPU is in stock. GPUs sell out, so we confirm the card is available before we send the invoice.
Tell us the model or the scene. We'll check it fits.
What you render or run, and how often — one recommendation, with the price.
Support 9 am – 7 pm IST. Server-down issues are answered 24/7, in English and Hindi.
Tell us what you run and we'll reply with one recommendation.
No sequence, no sales calls. One reply from an engineer, within working hours.