How does the LHR feature of the RTX 3070 affect its mining performance compared to the non-LHR version?

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• Nov 24, 2021 · 3 years ago
  The LHR feature of the RTX 3070 limits the hash rate of the GPU when used for mining cryptocurrencies. This means that the mining performance of the LHR version is lower compared to the non-LHR version. The LHR version is designed to discourage miners from using it for mining, as it aims to make more GPUs available for gamers. However, it's important to note that the LHR version still performs well in gaming and other non-mining tasks. In terms of power consumption, the LHR version may consume slightly less power compared to the non-LHR version due to the reduced hash rate.
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• Nov 24, 2021 · 3 years ago
  The LHR feature of the RTX 3070 is a hardware-level limitation implemented by NVIDIA to reduce the mining efficiency of the GPU. This limitation lowers the hash rate of the LHR version compared to the non-LHR version, making it less attractive for miners. By reducing the hash rate, NVIDIA aims to make more GPUs available for gamers and prevent excessive demand from miners. However, it's worth noting that the LHR version can still be used for mining, albeit with lower performance. As for power consumption, the LHR version may consume slightly less power due to the reduced hash rate.
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• Nov 24, 2021 · 3 years ago
  The LHR (Lite Hash Rate) feature of the RTX 3070 significantly affects its mining performance compared to the non-LHR version. The LHR version has a reduced hash rate, which means it can mine cryptocurrencies at a slower pace compared to the non-LHR version. This limitation is intentional, as NVIDIA aims to prioritize gamers over miners. By lowering the hash rate, NVIDIA hopes to discourage miners from buying the LHR version and make more GPUs available for gamers. In terms of power consumption, the LHR version may consume slightly less power due to the reduced hash rate, but the difference is not significant.
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