if you can run on 4090s, I would use those, for some gpu servers, the cpu is better suited for multi-threaded workloads instead of single threaded ones, even your local laptop will likely have better single thread performance than some cpus with many more cores but low ghz per core
will have to dig deeper and see if they have different cpu, noisey neighbhor will cause cpu to be more balanced, while in community cloud or some servers, you may get more cpu than your allocated as we allow spikes in cpu activity if no one else is using it
I realize that regulating CPU usage on virtual machines is probably not as easy as it seems. But you rent out powerful server graphics cards, in my humble opinion you should give more than the minimum power on the CPU. Or at least offer to pay extra for a higher power limit
In large pipelines part of the work is done by the processor and a powerful video card becomes useless if everything hangs on small processor calculations
its likely writing and reading back and forth from network volume, thats been the slowest part for anyone using network volume as main disk to read from and write to