RIG 12 GPU NVIDIA RTX 3060 8GB TI MINI LHR

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RIG 12 GPU NVIDIA RTX 3060 8GB MINI TI MINER LHR

GeForce RTX 3060 specs, features, and price

In an unusual turn of events, Nvidia released the step-up GeForce RTX 3060 Ti before the base RTX 3060, and that Ti version is a spectacular 1440p gaming option. The more affordable (in theory) GeForce RTX 3060 more closely targets no-compromises 1080p gaming, though 1440p gaming is certainly possible in most cases. The non-Ti RTX 3060 uses a totally different GPU—the smaller GA106 graphics chip, rather than the beefier GA104 chip found in the Ti model and the $500 RTX 3070. Because of that, while the RTX 3060 and 3060 Ti share the same name, they’re wildly different under the hood.

Specification

• RIG 12 GPU NVIDIA MINER
• Remote control from your computer
• Mining software already installed
• Can mine different algorithms like Ethash, Equihash, CryptoNight
• Stackable
• 54 x 35 x 51 cm ( L. x W. x H. )
• Total weight 24 kg
• Run on 120V-240V AC

Components of NVIDIA RTX 3060

• ATX Motherboard intel lga1151
• CPU intel lga1151
• 4Gb of RAM DDR4
• 1 X add2psu
• 2 X Power supply 1600w  80+ GOLD CERTIFIED non-modular
• 12 X USB 3.0 PCI-E 1X to 16X Extender Riser Adapter
• Silver Aluminum MiningCave frame
• 12 X NVIDIA RTX 3060 8GB TI MINI LHR
• YOU NEED TO CHOOSE YOUR OS IN OPTIONS

Shipping of NVIDIA RTX 3060

• Shipped in 10-25 business days
• Safe professional packaging
• 30 days MiningCave Warranty
• Worldwide Delivery ( UPS – DHL )
• FINAL SALES,  NO REFUNDS WILL BE GRANTED

Following the recent event with Nvidia LHR launch, MiningCave is no longer able to guarantee NON-LHR models.

The Nvidia RTX 3060 brings a new level of performance to the mainstream market–sort of. Officially, the RTX 3060 launches today with prices starting at just $329. Realistically? You’re as likely to find one at that price as you are to find an RTX 3060 Ti at $399, RTX 3070 at $499, or RTX 3080 at $699 — not entirely impossible, perhaps, but highly unlikely. Nvidia’s Ampere architecture now powers many of the best graphics cards, and they’re all seeing massive levels of demand from both gamers and cryptocurrency miners. Nvidia has added firmware and driver code to detect Ethereum mining, which should help a bit, but when people are willing to pay extreme scalper pricing on eBay, even for cards like the GTX 1660 Super and RTX 2060, everything in our GPU benchmarks hierarchy is pretty much sold out right now. Nvidia is even working with partners to bring back previous generation Turing and Pascal cards.

None of that makes this a bad GPU, but we expect the RTX 3060 to be just as difficult to acquire as any other modern GPU. Eventually, the current Ethereum mining boom will fade away, but it could take a year or more before we see the end of chip shortages. That shouldn’t surprise anyone at this point, but if you’ve been hoping for a reasonably priced gaming PC upgrade, it’s a depressing state of affairs.

SPECIFIC DETAILS on NVIDIA RTX 3060

There are reasons for that, of course. Creating a mainstream card and decking it out with all the bells and whistles costs money. And we think most gamers shopping for a good value are far better served by modest designs with good performance. There will certainly be extreme variants of the RTX 3060, and some of them will be priced higher than the budget RTX 3060 Ti options. Let’s be clear: Even the fastest RTX 3060 won’t beat a 3060 Ti in most situations — yes, even with 12GB VRAM. That’s because memory capacity isn’t a huge factor once you go above 8GB, and having more memory bandwidth, thanks to its wider memory bus, gives the 3060 Ti a big advantage. Also, the 3060 Ti has 35% more GPU cores.