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Powerful Windows GPU Server for AI, Rendering & Remote Work

Get a dedicated GPU-powered Windows server with full RDP access and fast NVMe storage. Run AI projects, 3D rendering, or any GPU-intensive tasks effortlessly, using Windows software like Adobe After Effects, Autodesk 3ds Max, Stable Diffusion or Unreal Engine. Familiar Windows environment makes task workflow faster and easier.
Windows GPU Server for AI Inference, 3D Rendering, video editing/encoding, streaming.

Explore Windows GPU Server & VPS Plans

Choose from 40+ Windows GPU Server & GPU VPS Windows plans. Dedicated GPUs, full RDP access, no shared resources — perfect for AI inference, training, 3D rendering, video decoding, streaming, and GPU-intensive workloads.
GPU ModelCPUMemoryDiskBandwidthPrice
RTX 4060
8-Core Xeon E5-269064GB RAM120GB SSD + 960GB SSD
100Mbps Unmetered
$89.50/moOrder Now
RTX 5060
16 CPU Cores28GB RAM240GB SSD
200Mbps Unmetered
$99.00/moOrder Now
GTX 1660
8-Core Dual E5-266064GB RAM120GB SSD + 960GB SSD
100Mbps Unmetered
$71.55/moOrder Now
RTX Pro 2000
16 CPU Cores28GB RAM240GB SSD
300Mbps Unmetered
$119.00/moOrder Now
RTX 2060
16-Core Dual E5-2660128GB RAM120GB SSD + 960GB SSD
100Mbps Unmetered
$199.00/moOrder Now
RTX A4000
24 CPU Cores30GB RAM320GB SSD
300Mbps Unmetered
$89.50/moOrder Now
RTX Pro 4000
24 CPU Cores60GB RAM320GB SSD
500Mbps Unmetered
$199.00/moOrder Now
RTX Pro 5000
24 CPU Cores60GB RAM320GB SSD
500Mbps Unmetered
$349.00/moOrder Now
RTX 5090
32 CPU Cores90GB RAM400GB SSD
500Mbps Unmetered
$278.38/moOrder Now
RTX 3060 Ti
24-Core Dual E5-2697v2128GB RAM240GB SSD+2TB SSD
100Mbps Unmetered
$107.55/moOrder Now
RTX A4000
24-Core Dual E5-2697v2128GB RAM240GB SSD+2TB SSD
100Mbps Unmetered
$279.00/moOrder Now
RTX Pro 6000
32 CPU Cores90GB RAM400GB SSD
1000Mbps Unmetered
$599.00/moOrder Now
A100
36-Core Dual E5-2697v4256GB RAM240GB SSD+2TB NVMe+8TB SATA
100Mbps Unmetered
$359.55/moOrder Now
A100(80GB)
36-Core Dual E5-2697v4256GB RAM240GB SSD+2TB NVMe+8TB SATA
100Mbps Unmetered
$764.55/moOrder Now
4 x RTX A6000
44-core Dual E5-2699v4512GB RAM240GB SSD+4TB NVMe+16TB SATA
1000Mbps Unmetered
$1599.00/moOrder Now
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Support and Management Features for Windows GPU server
Bandwidth UpgradeUpgrade to 1000Mbps(Shared): $10.00/monthThe bandwidth of your server represents the maximum available bandwidth. Real-time bandwidth usage depends on the current situation in the rack where your server is located and the shared bandwidth with other servers. The speed you experience may also be influenced by your local network and geographical distance from the server.
Bandwidth UpgradeUpgrade to 200Mbps(Shared): $10.00/month
Upgrade to 1Gbps(Shared): $20.00/month		The bandwidth of your server represents the maximum available bandwidth. Real-time bandwidth usage depends on the current situation in the rack where your server is located and the shared bandwidth with other servers. The speed you experience may also be influenced by your local network and geographical distance from the server.
HDMI Dummy$15 setup fee per serverA one-time setup fee is charged for each server and cannot be transferred to other servers.
NVLink for GPU Server2xNVLink for 4xA6000 cards: $60/month
3xNVLink for 6xA6000 cards: $90/month
4xNVLink for 8xA6000 cards: $120/month
6xNVLinks for 4xA100 cards: $180/month
A $39 one-time setup fee applies.		NVLink is a high-speed interconnect technology developed by NVIDIA that allows GPUs to communicate with each other and share data at much faster rates than traditional PCIe connections.
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widgetsOptional Supported Apps & Platforms for Windows Server with GPU

Benefits of Our Windows GPU Servers

Access in-stock Windows GPU Servers in 10 minutes to 2 hours. Featuring dedicated GPUs with Ampere and Blackwell architectures, Tensor Cores, CUDA cores, Ray Tracing, NVENC/NVDEC, high VRAM.
Dedicated GPUs

Dedicated GPUs

Our Windows GPU Servers and Windows VPS with GPU come with dedicated graphics cards, ensuring full compute power for AI training, 3D rendering, video decoding, streaming, and other GPU-intensive workloads.
Full RDP Access

Full RDP Access

Access your Windows Server with GPU instantly via RDP, allowing seamless deployment of AI frameworks, rendering software, or GPU-accelerated applications in a familiar Windows environment.
24/7 Expert Support

24/7 Expert Support

Reach us via live chat or email- benefit from free 24/7 technical support from our experienced GPU server team with 7+ years in Windows GPU hosting and Windows VPS with GPU management.
Owned USA Hardware

Owned USA Hardware

Our Windows GPU servers are hosted in professional USA data centers, run on owned hardware with no third-party rental, provide high-speed connectivity, and enterprise-grade network infrastructure for reliable performance.
Wide GPU Selection

Wide GPU Selection

Provide the largest selection of GPUs on the market — including RTX 4090, A100, H100, with Ampere and Blackwell cards featuring Tensor Cores. Multi-card NVLink setups and HDMI are supported in our dedicated Windows GPU Servers.
Ready-to-Use Windows GPU

Ready-to-Use Windows GPU

Deploy Windows Server 2025/2022/2019/2016 with pre-installed GPU drivers and software, scalable RAM and SSD/NVme resources, fully optimized for AI, rendering, and streaming workloads.

Choose the Right RDP GPU for Different Workloads

Find the best Windows RDP GPU for AI, rendering, streaming, gaming, and professional applications. Compare recommended GPU hostings to match your performance and budget needs.
Use Case Recommended GPUs Key GPU Features Why Windows RDP GPU
AI Training & Inference A100, H100, RTX 4090, RTX Pro 5000, RTX Pro 6000 Tensor Cores, CUDA cores, high VRAM, Optional NVLink Run AI frameworks like PyTorch and TensorFlow on high-performance Windows GPU servers.
3D Rendering & Animation RTX A5000, RTX 4090, RTX 5090, RTX 5060 Ray Tracing, large VRAM, multi-GPU support Ideal for Blender, Maya, Cinema 4D and GPU rendering workloads.
Professional Workstations (CAD / DCC) RTX Pro 2000, RTX Pro 4000, Pro 6000, RTX A4000 ISV-certified drivers, stable GPU acceleration Perfect for AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Unreal Engine, and other professional Windows software.
Video Editing & Encoding RTX 2060, RTX 3060 Ti, RTX 4060, RTX 4090 NVENC/NVDEC hardware encoding Accelerate Premiere Pro, After Effects, and real-time video encoding.
Streaming & Live Broadcasting RTX 1650, RTX 2060, RTX 3060 Ti, RTX 4060 NVENC encoder, stable RDP remote desktop Smooth streaming, live broadcasting, and remote content creation.
Cloud Gaming / Game Hosting RTX 1660, RTX 3060 Ti, RTX 4060, RTX 4090, RTX 5090 Ray Tracing, DirectX 12, high FPS Run Windows gaming environments with remote play via RDP.
Entry-Level Remote GPU P600, P1000, T1000, GTX 1650 low power GPU, basic CUDA support Cost-effective Windows RDP GPU for visualization and remote desktop tasks.
Machine Learning Experiments P100, A40, RTX A6000, A100, Pro 6000, H100 CUDA cores, Tensor cores, large memory Reliable GPUs for ML experiments, research, and data science workloads.

Popular Use Cases for Windows GPU Servers

Explore popular AI, rendering, and streaming apps and see why Windows GPU Servers deliver superior performance, compatibility, and remote access for these workloads.
3D Rendering Content Creation, Windows VPS with GPU, GPU cloud

3D Rendering & Content Creation

Render complex 3D scenes, animations, and VFX faster on Windows GPU VPS with RTX A4000, RTX 4090, or A6000 with NVLink. Windows provides native driver support, full plugin compatibility for Blender, Unreal Engine, or OctaneRender, and RDP-based remote access, allowing artists to work efficiently without local hardware constraints.
Game Development and Hosting, Windows RDP GPU, GPU hosting

Game Online & Development

Develop, test, or host GPU-intensive games with Unity, Unreal Engine, or cloud gaming platforms on Windows RDP GPU servers. GPUs such as RTX 4060, RTX 4090, or RTX 5060 provide smooth graphics and low-latency performance, while Windows ensures full engine compatibility, plugin support, and convenient remote desktop access.
AI Video Processing Transcoding, Windows GPU Server, GPU remote desktop

AI Video Processing & Transcoding

Perform real-time AI video processing, object detection, tagging, or live streaming on Windows RDP GPU Servers with RTX 4090, A40, or RTX A5000. Windows native NVENC/NVDEC acceleration combined with GPU RDP access ensures stable, high-performance pipelines for AI video workflows, enabling fast encoding and seamless GUI operation remotely.
Machine Learning AI on Windows GPU VPS, GPU remote desktop

Machine Learning & AI Inference

Run TensorFlow, PyTorch, or ONNX on Windows RDP GPU Servers with high VRAM and CUDA cores from GPUs like A100, Pro 5000. Windows OS provides native GPU acceleration, full RDP access, and a familiar GUI, enabling developers to train models, debug workflows, and perform real-time AI inference without complex Linux setup.
LLMs and Generative AI, Windows VPS with GPU, RDP GPU Windows 10

LLMs & Generative AI

Deploy and fine-tune large language models like LLaMA or GPT on Windows GPU Server with multi-card NVLink setups using RTX A6000, A100, or RTX A5000. Windows enables seamless GUI-based model management, native CUDA and DirectML acceleration, and smooth remote desktop workflows for embedding and generative AI tasks.
GPU-Accelerated Development on Windows GPU Server, GPU VPS Windows

GPU-Accelerated Development

Speed up simulations, software builds, and compute-intensive applications on Windows RDP GPU with RTX A5000 or RTX 4090. Native Windows support ensures full software compatibility, seamless RDP access for GUI tools, and direct GPU acceleration for CUDA workflows, making development and testing faster and more reliable.

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Guide to select the best GPUs for Streaming Windows VPS, ensuring high performance and smooth GPU remote desktop workflows.

Windows GPU Servers & VPS FAQ

Find answers to common questions about Windows VPS with GPU, dedicated Windows GPU Servers, RDP GPU access, CUDA support, software compatibility, and optimizing GPU hosting performance.

What is a Windows GPU Server?

A Windows GPU Server is a Windows-based server equipped with one or more dedicated GPUs for accelerated computing. It allows users to run GPU-intensive applications such as AI training, machine learning, 3D rendering, and video processing in a familiar Windows environment. Compared with a standard Windows VPS, a Windows VPS with GPU provides hardware GPU acceleration and can be accessed remotely through Windows Remote Desktop.

What is the difference between GPU Windows VPS and Dedicated Windows Server with GPU?

GPU Windows VPS provides virtualized Windows environments with dedicated GPU access, suitable for smaller AI, rendering, or development tasks. Dedicated Windows Server with GPU offers full hardware resources for maximum performance, ideal for large-scale AI workloads, 3D rendering, or high-demand GPU hosting. Both support GPU remote desktop and Windows GPU Server workflows.

How can I access my GPU Windows VPS?

You can access your GPU Windows VPS via standard Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), which provides full GPU acceleration in a Windows environment. This allows you to run AI, rendering, or GPU-intensive applications remotely using GPU remote desktop. Learn more about how to connect to Windows VPS with GPU or dedicated GPU hosting.

Can I upgrade GPU or system resources on a GPU Windows Server later?

GPU Windows VPS plans cannot add resources directly to an existing VPS. If you need more GPU or system capacity, you can upgrade by selecting a larger Windows VPS with GPU plan. For dedicated Windows GPU servers, RAM and disk can usually be upgraded on the same machine. If additional GPUs are required, switching to a higher configuration or contacting support for a custom GPU server solution is recommended.

Are there any hidden fees for GPU Windows VPS or Windows GPU Server?

No hidden fees. Windows VPS with GPU has no setup fee and includes unmetered bandwidth with no extra traffic charges. Some high-end or complex dedicated Windows GPU Server configurations may require a one-time setup fee. Due to Microsoft licensing requirements, customers who select Windows Server OS will pay an affordable Windows license fee. Renewal pricing normally remains the same, and we do not add extra renewal charges like many other GPU hosting providers.

Does GPU VPS Windows support CUDA and GPU acceleration?

Yes. Most Windows VPS with GPU and Windows GPU Servers support CUDA-enabled NVIDIA GPUs, allowing full GPU acceleration for AI, machine learning, rendering, and data processing workloads. Developers can run CUDA-based frameworks such as TensorFlow or PyTorch on a GPU Windows VPS to significantly speed up computation compared with CPU-only environments.

Is GPU available through Remote Desktop (RDP)?

Yes. Our Windows VPS with GPU and dedicated Windows GPU servers allow GPU acceleration through Windows Remote Desktop (RDP). Once connected, users can access GPU resources directly in the remote environment and run GPU-intensive software just like on a local machine. This makes GPU remote desktop setups ideal for running LLaMA and other LLMs, generating images with AI tools like Stable Diffusion or MidJourney, 3D rendering in Blender or Maya, and streaming or game streaming with OBS or NVIDIA ShadowPlay.

What software can run on a Windows GPU Server?

A Windows GPU hosting can run a wide range of GPU-accelerated applications, including AI frameworks like TensorFlow and PyTorch, image generation tools such as Stable Diffusion, and graphics software like Blender or Unreal Engine. Many users also deploy GPU VPS Windows environments for video encoding, streaming, scientific computing, and other high-performance GPU workloads.

How much GPU memory (VRAM) do I need?

The amount of GPU memory depends on your workload. Basic AI inference or light rendering may require 8–12GB VRAM, while larger AI models, Stable Diffusion workloads, or complex rendering tasks typically benefit from 24GB or more. For large-scale AI training or multi-model workloads, a dedicated Windows GPU Server with multiple GPUs and higher VRAM is recommended.

Is Windows or Linux better for GPU servers?

Both Windows and Linux GPU servers have advantages depending on the workload. Windows GPU Servers provide a familiar interface, easy Remote Desktop access, and strong compatibility with commercial software, making them ideal for rendering, streaming, and Windows-based applications. Linux GPU servers are often preferred for large-scale AI training and developer environments. Many users choose a Windows VPS with GPU when they need simple GPU remote desktop access and easy software setup.

Deploy Your Windows GPU Hosting Now

Launch your dedicated Windows GPU server in as little as 10 minutes—fully set up with RDP access and powerful NVIDIA GPUs to start AI, 3D rendering, or any GPU workload quickly.