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B200's cost-per-token math follows the same logic established for H200: the higher hourly rate only pays off when it genuinely changes your setup, either by avoiding a multi-GPU split that even H200 would need, or by unlocking FP4 throughput gains once your engine supports it. For models that already run efficiently on H100 or H200, B200 raises cost per token for identical work. Full NVIDIA B200 specs are available on request. H200 and H100 cost per token cover the same batching, quantization and engine levers that apply equally to B200, and B300 extends the same total-setup-cost logic one generation further.

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What actually drives B200 cost per token

B200 median on-demand rate runs $6.01/hr, a real premium over both H100's $3.33/hr and H200's $4.40/hr median. Whether that premium lowers or raises your actual cost per token depends entirely on whether it lets you avoid a multi-GPU split that even H200 would need.

Market reference as of September 2026, quoted in USD. Cost-per-token figures shown are illustrative; actual figures vary by model, whether B200's memory avoids a multi-GPU split, batch size, and quantization used.
Wholesale rates through GPUaaS.com are quoted per enquiry and vary by commitment term, configuration and placement.

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What actually moves B200 cost per token

The levers that change B200 cost per token, and by how much.

B200's cost-per-token calculation extends the same logic established moving from H100 to H200: a higher hourly rate only pays off when it genuinely changes the setup a model needs, not as a blanket upgrade. The clearest win is a model that needs a multi-GPU split on even H200, purely for memory reasons rather than compute demand; moving that model to a single B200 can lower total cost per token despite the higher per-GPU rate, since fewer GPUs are being paid for in total. For models that already run efficiently on a single H100 or H200, B200 offers no corresponding benefit and simply raises cost per token for identical work. Native FP4 support represents real future upside once mainstream serving engines fully support it, but most B200 cost-per-token figures today still reflect FP8 or BF16 performance rather than FP4's full potential.

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Removing unnecessary multi-GPU splits

Avoiding a two-GPU H200 split by moving to one B200 can lower total cost per token despite B200's higher rate, for models that need the memory.
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No benefit when Hopper already fits

For models that already run efficiently on H100 or H200, B200 raises cost per token for the same work since the rate is higher without a corresponding benefit.
no benefit · higher cost · already efficient
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Same optimization levers apply

Batching, quantization and engine choice move B200 cost per token by the same multiples they do on H100 and H200.
batching · quantization · same levers
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FP4 gains still to come

FP4 support is still maturing across engines, so most B200 figures today reflect FP8 or BF16 rather than FP4's full potential.
FP4 maturing · FP8/BF16 today · future upside
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Frequently Asked Questions

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Does B200 ever lower cost per token compared to H100 or H200?

It can, specifically when B200's 192GB avoids a multi-GPU split that even H200 would need, or once your serving engine fully supports FP4 for a meaningful throughput gain. For models that already run efficiently on H100 or H200, B200 raises cost per token for identical work.

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How do I calculate whether B200 saves money over H200 for my model?

Compare the total cost of the full setup each generation needs, not just the hourly rate: if H200 needs two cards and B200 needs one for the same model, B200's total cost can come out lower despite its higher per-GPU rate.

Q3
Do the same batching and quantization levers apply to B200?

Yes, identically. Batching, quantization and engine choice all move cost per token by similar multiples on B200 as they do on H100 and H200, since these remain software-level optimizations independent of which GPU generation you're running.

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Does B200's FP4 support already improve cost per token today?

Not yet broadly, since native FP4 support is still maturing across mainstream serving engines. Most B200 cost-per-token figures today reflect FP8 or BF16 performance, with FP4 gains expected to improve the picture further as engine support matures.

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What's the clearest case where B200 wins on cost per token?

The clearest case is a model that needs multi-GPU splitting on even H200 purely to fit memory, not because compute demands it. Removing that extra GPU by moving to a single B200 is where the cost-per-token math tends to favor B200 today.

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What's the real NVIDIA B200 rental rate compared to H100 or H200?

B200 median on-demand rate runs $6.01/hr, a real premium over H100's $3.33/hr and H200's $4.40/hr median. NVIDIA B200 rental pricing is quoted per enquiry and varies by commitment term, configuration and placement.