It is LHR, but if you are not doing mining should not be an issue. Not sure how the other responder got a Gigabyte card direct from EVGA though.

All are. except 3090 and 3090 ti

Hi Picasso, Yes all RTX 3080 12GB models are LHR (Low Hash Rate) regardless of model. Hope this helps! - John

Yes the bottom of the box says LHR.

ALL GIGABYTE REV2.0/3.0 3000 series GPU's are LHR. If you see REV2.0 on the card and the box, it is an LHR card. NVIDIA requires they advertise all LHR cards as such, and this is how GIGABYTE chooses to meet that requirement. If its REV2/3 its LHR.

Yes, I have one that I got directly from EVGA and it is a v2 LHR GPU.

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It is LHR, but if you are not doing mining should not be an issue. Not sure how the other responder got a Gigabyte card direct from EVGA though.
Answered by Frlnce 3 years ago
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Yes, This is LHR.
Answered by OldGreg 2 years ago
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All are. except 3090 and 3090 ti
Answered by Disappointedbirthdaygift 3 years ago
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Sure is
Answered by Frank 3 years ago
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Hi Picasso, Yes all RTX 3080 12GB models are LHR (Low Hash Rate) regardless of model. Hope this helps! - John
Answered by GIGABYTE Official 3 years ago
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Yes. Not good for mining. 50MH
Answered by Tx21 3 years ago
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Yes the bottom of the box says LHR.
Answered by Ven1 3 years ago
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ALL GIGABYTE REV2.0/3.0 3000 series GPU's are LHR. If you see REV2.0 on the card and the box, it is an LHR card. NVIDIA requires they advertise all LHR cards as such, and this is how GIGABYTE chooses to meet that requirement. If its REV2/3 its LHR.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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Yes, I have one that I got directly from EVGA and it is a v2 LHR GPU.
Answered by BiHanzo 3 years ago
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Probably
Answered by SuperOliver 3 years ago
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