RTX 3060TIs with Hynix v2 memory @ 65MH/s+

[Andrew_Carr]

You can identify these cards by the "6B" in the BIOS/memory details (ie. 94.04.6B.00.A0 = hynix v2 memory). I don't know if there are specific model numbers that help correspond to this (probably not), but one of my MSI 3060TIs has it. Best case, you can probably get around 65MH/s at 140W (software). Some report over 70MH/s at higher clocks/power usage. I currently have mine running at 63.6MH/s (1440MHz locked core clock, 3300MHz memory clock, 165W reported) and it's stable. I was able to get to 65MH/s but at higher power consumption during testing.

 

[klippel]

interesting. I have a 3060ti that does not have the 6B, but i am able to get 60+MH/s with very mild overclock and pulling 150-160W. I know i need to get more 3060ti's since they are the "sweet spot" for efficiancy.

 

[Andrew_Carr]

interesting. I have a 3060ti that does not have the 6B, but i am able to get 60+MH/s with very mild overclock and pulling 150-160W. I know i need to get more 3060ti's since they are the "sweet spot" for efficiancy.

It's weird, I actually get much better efficiency out of my 3070s. My 3060TIs are either slightly below or above 130W but my 3070s typically are 115W or lower, and I don't have outliers like some of my 3060TIs that require significantly more power. This is comparing LHR/FHR 3070s to LHR 3060TIs though, so maybe the FHR ones are more efficient.