RTX 3060 TI – A Great Mining GPU – 60 MH/s

The 3060 Ti non lhr model was available in late 2020. It quickly sold out and has since been made lhr on all new models. I tried to get one of these but currently it is heavily scalped. It had a limited supply then and now its very hard to get at a decent price.

If I could get one at close to RRP, I would snap it up for my collection. In my view this is on par with the 3070 Non LHR in terms of hash rate.

If you want to check if a GPU is non lhr there are a number of steps, here is a guide from Nicehash.

Mining Hashrates

Lets talk about hashrates, this card performs well on Ravencoin as well as Eth. Considering that Ethereum 2.0 is coming up this a decent use case for the card for this purpose.

Mining Overclocks

Next, we will discuss overclocks, please adjust overclocks in small increments to find the ideal sweet spot for your GPU. Some GPUs will perform differently due to the silicone lottery so please do your own research.

If two numbers are provided, first will be for Windows the second will be for a Linux-based Mining OS.

Ethereum Mining Overclocks

• Core Voltage (VDD): NA
• Power Limit (%): 60% or 130w
• Core Clock (CClock): -200
• Memory Clock (MClock): +1200 or 2400 
• Fan Speed (%): 70% or more/less based on your temps.

Ravencoin Mining Overclocks

• Core Voltage (VDD): NA
• Power Limit (%): 60% or 130w
• Core Clock (CClock): 100
• Memory Clock (MClock): +1000 or 2000
• Fan Speed (%): 70% or more/less based on your temps.

Mining Profitability Ethereum

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