Comparison Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3060 GAMING OC LHR 12G vs Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3060 GAMING OC 12G

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Main	12 GB of video memory with a 192-bit bus. Serious cooling system.
Interface	PCI-E v4.0	PCI-E v4.0
LHR (low hash rate)
GPU
GPU model	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060
Architecture	Ampere	Ampere
Memory size	12 GB	12 GB
Memory type	GDDR6	GDDR6
Memory bus	192 bit	192 bit
GPU clock speed	1837 MHz	1837 MHz
Memory clock	15000 MHz	15000 MHz
Lithography	8 nm	8 nm
Max. resolution	7680x4320 px	7680x4320 px
Passmark G3D Mark	16618 score(s)	16618 score(s)
Connections
HDMI	2	2
HDMI version	v.2.1	v.2.1
DisplayPort	2	2
DisplayPort version	v.1.4a	v.1.4a
Software
DirectX	12 Ultimate	12 Ultimate
OpenGL	4.6	4.6
VR
Stream processors	3584	3584
Texture units	112	112
General
Monitors connection	4	4
Cooling	active (fan)	active (fan)
Fans	3	3
Lighting
Lighting sync	Gigabyte RGB Fusion	Gigabyte RGB Fusion
Additional power	8 pin	8 pin
Minimum PSU recommendation	550 W
Number of slots	2	2
Length	282 mm /282x117x41/	282 mm /282x117x41/
Added to E-Catalog	july 2021	january 2021

Minimum PSU recommendation

The smallest power supply recommended for a computer with this graphics card.

This parameter, usually, is much higher than the power consumption of the graphics card itself. This is natural — after all, the PSU must provide electricity to the entire system, not just the video adapter. At the same time, the higher the power of the graphics card, the inevitably higher the power consumption of the PC as a whole. Moreover, this is due not only to the “voracity” of the graphics adapter itself, but also to the consumption of other PC components: a high-end graphics card, usually, is combined with an equally powerful (and energy-intensive) system.

With this in mind, manufacturers indicate the minimum recommended power supply. Of course, such recommendations are not mandatory; however, when using a PSU with a power lower than the recommended one, the probability of malfunctions increases significantly — to the point that even a very limited system may simply “not start”.