Flopper compares pricing and specs for the GPUs that power AI and HPC. It tracks GPUs, systems, desktops, rack-scale platforms, providers, vendors and models, and shows memory, bandwidth, FP8 throughput, FP8 per dollar, lowest and median hourly rental, provider count, availability and a 30-day trend. Listing cover everything from cards you can run models on locally to the accelerators that train them, with live prices drawn from cloud catalogues.
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Look up a GPU and read memory, bandwidth, FP8 throughput and FP8 per dollar side by side.
See the lowest and median hourly price, how many providers carry it and whether it is in stock.
Use the 30-day trend to see whether a card is getting cheaper or scarcer.
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