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Nvidia announces mining restrictions for the RTX 3060 graphics card

Nvidia RTX 3060 GPUs are cryptomining despite the ‘unbreakable’ hash rate limiter

Posted on April 1, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Despite Nvidia’s best efforts to prevent the GeForce RTX 3060 – its budget-friendly ray tracing graphics card – from being used to mine cryptocurrency, miners have found several ways to bypass preventative measures regardless.

The latest instance of this is a mining rig that was posted to the Korean tech forum QuasarZone, utilizing seven of the elusive GPUs to mine Etherium.

The rig was created using dummy HDMI plugs and a PCIe riser to bypass the hash rate limiter by connecting a card directly into the PCIe slot.
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Computers & IT Tags:geforce, graphics card, HDMI, Nvidia, Nvidia RTX, Nvidia RTX 3060, Nvidia RTX 3060 GPUs

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