Enjoy X-VSION GRAPHICS CARD GeForce RTX 3060 coming
X-VSION GRAPHICS CARD GeForce RTX 3060 Which has the 12GB of memory and 3584 shading cores and Ampere architecture but features a reference factory boost speed of 1780 MHz. has a two-fan design for cooling. Card Dimensions : 230mm x 100mm x 45mm
This RTX 3060 series is bound to impress in the 2560×1440 (WQHD) domain.If we look back at the previous generation, the product would sit at GeForce RTX 2070 (SUPER) performance levels and, in due time, will replace that series.
The GPU is again fabricated on an 8nm node derived .As you will have noticed, the 3060 GPU cores count is about 26 percent lower than with the RTX 3060 Ti, which has a GA104 chip with 4864 shading cores (shader/stream/cuda cores = all the same thing with a different name).
RTX 3060 series with the 12GB model, which’s remarkably enough is 2GB more than the GeForce RTX 3080.
NVIDIA advertises the series with 13 ‘shader teraflops’ and 25 ‘RT-ops’, the latter giving an indication of the ray-tracing performance. the memory runs at 15 Gbps as opposed to the usual 14 Gbps, likely to compensate for the perf hit of going 256-bit towards 192-bit on the memory bus due to that memory configuration. It’s the same for the shader core cluster, it’s clocked higher in the boost frequency compared to the Ti model, also compensating a bit for the lower number of shader cores.
The Ampere lineup nearly doubles ray-tracing performance with Gen2 ray-tracing cores and 3rd iteration Tensor cores.
These cards will all be PCIe 4.0 interface compatible and offer HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4a, but most importantly is that exorbitant shader processor count (referred to as CUDA cores by NVIDIA). With just over a third of the shader processor count seen from the flagship product, we now meet the NVIDIA GA106 GPU. And despite being a lower segmented card, it still holds a sizable GPU die.
Additionally, the RTX 3060 features an HDMI 2.1 output that supports 4K@120Hz. Additionally, it includes an AV1 decoder, which offers superior compression and quality compared to existing codecs such as H.264, HEVC, and VP9. According to the manufacturer, AV1 offers a 50% bitrate savings over H.264. Additional features of the 3060 are listed below. The card has a slightly higher TDP of 187 W, and it is connected through a single 8-pin socket only. The card is of course paired with 12GB GDDR6 graphics memory at 192-bit running at 15 Gbps. It is a more simplified-looking product. The card has a single (6+2) pin power header.
With 12 GB of GDDR6 RAM and 15 Gbps (effective data rate), the GeForce RTX 3060 is on par with previous-generation models in terms of performance. A 192-bit bus connects all of this memory together. DisplayPort 1.2 is supported by the RTX series GPUs as well as the RTX 3060 and 3060 Ti series. This version of the card features a single 8-pin power connector that is located in the middle of the card. The HDMI 2.1 connector supports 8K 60 Hz HDR using the HDMI interface. The card is around 1kg in weight. It’s also a rather small design, measuring only 23 centimeters in length. Because it is a dual-slot card, it will fit perfectly. The backplate is also open on both sides.
Other than a locked power limiter the card performs excellently. As opposed to a tweak closer to 10% we end up at roughly 5% additional performance when overclocked.
The performance is equal to a notch above baseline, and if you make a manual change to it (tweak), you’ll see an increase of at least 5 in overall performance.
The 12 GB GDDR6 is an excellent value that will last you well for at least a few years in terms of VRAM requirements. The performance does not disappoint;
If you stick with a resolution of 2560×1440, you’ll be able to play some games that use Hybrid raytracing as well. While we don’t care about raytraced shadows in the least, it’s the clarity of the raytraced reflections that make the difference .Take, for example, driving through London in Watch Dogs: Legion or looking at water and fire reflections in Battlefield V; these are the types of things that create a noticeable difference. In order to get the most out of it, you’ll get DLSS 2.0 compatibility in your video games as well. All of these variables have already been incorporated into the RTX 3060 for your convenience.
It is very capable of allowing you to frag along at respectable framerates. The GeForce RTX 3060 is a nice little card that delivers respectable performance in the 2560×1440 WQHD resolution domain; The GeForce RTX 3060 overall remains an attractive product in that 2560×1440 resolution domain. But as far as gaming graphics cards in the WQHD range go, this one comes recommended.
