NVIDIA H100 PCIe 80GB
RenderParcel's H100 PCIe offers 80 GB of memory per GPU, with one card per batch. This configuration suits studying a generative workflow that needs more capacity than 48 GB models, without assuming that multiple cards will be necessary.
- GPUs per batch
- 1
- Memory per card
- 80 Go HBM2e
- Stock
- 27 units
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A first goal can be to run an entire recipe on one GPU: models, conditioning and final processing. Prepare a fixed input and an expected result in terms of dimensions, format and composition. Then run the entire chain before scheduling a long list of variants.
This method is useful for campaign image series or shot explorations where each result must be tied to its settings. Assign an identifier to each attempt and also keep the discarded results that explain a decision.
Don't confuse format with capacity
The H100 PCIe here has 80 GB, like the H100 SXM offered in the catalog. Identical capacity does not make them the same configuration. Choose based on your use case and a consistent test, rather than attributing a fixed gain to one of the formats.
If the models fit in memory but the output fails, examine the decoding step, the resolution and the operations added after generation. Moving to a larger card should answer an observed need, not simply a large model file.
Choose the tools and the relevant alternative
ComfyUI lets you organize work as a graph, but each node can have its own dependencies. Check the NVIDIA/PyTorch software stack, then run the custom operations your recipe depends on. Keep a copy of the environment that produced your control image.
The A100 SXM also offers 80 GB and is worth comparing for an already compatible workflow. The H200 brings 141 GB if you need more capacity on a single card. For Blender rendering that is mainly graphics and stays within 48 GB, look instead at the RTX cards with that capacity.
Turn rough tries into a traceable series
Give the inputs an identifier and prepare a table linking each variant to its settings. Time one full run, including loading and saving images; use that measurement and the number of variants to choose 3, 7, or 30 days, factoring in creative iterations.
At checkout, check the PCIe variant, the lots, and the amount. The contact details form lets you save the order before choosing the no-KYC crypto payment. Your output check then consists of opening the produced files and verifying that they can all be tied to a row in the table, rather than to an ambiguous file name.