GPU cloud servers are typically billed based on the amount of time the server is used, often measured in hours or seconds. The billing can also be affected by the specific GPU model, the number of GPUs, and the amount of memory allocated. Additionally, some providers may charge extra for data transfer or storage.
For example, if you rent a GPU cloud server with one NVIDIA Tesla V100 GPU for 10 hours, the cost will be calculated based on the hourly rate for that specific GPU model. If you use 500 GB of data transfer out of the server during that time, there may be an additional charge for the data transfer.
In Tencent Cloud, GPU instances are billed based on the actual usage time of the instance, with different pricing for different GPU types and configurations. Tencent Cloud also offers a pay-as-you-go model, allowing users to start and stop instances as needed, which can help optimize costs.