Although the RTX 3060 has been officially released, there is still more suspense in the performance.
The intelligence intercepted by VCZ shows that NVIDIA will start sending evaluation samples on February 19th. Of course, there is no FE public version of the RTX 3060. The test results at that time may be due to different brands, factory pre-overclocking ranges, and work materials. There are discernible differences.
Judging from the paper specifications, although the RTX 3060 12GB GDDR5 memory capacity is even ashamed of the RTX 3080, the problem is that the 192bit bit width and the memory frequency limitation result in its total bandwidth of the only 360GB/s. RTX 3060 Ti not only increases the size of CUDA units by 34.7% but also exceeds bandwidth by 24.4%.
Of course, NV’s main promotion at the press conference is light tracking performance, such as 10 times GTX 1060, 2 times RTX 2060, etc., but this is not fair, especially the light tracking performance of GTX 1060, which is a joke.
Since the card and driver will only be available on February 19, the evaluation content should also be at the end of the month, at least one week. Some previously said that the RTX 3060 will be launched on February 22, which should be early.
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