Palit Gaming Pro 3080 LHR.

•  Palit GeForce RTX^™ 3080 GamingPro delivers stunning visuals, incredibly fast frame rates, and AI acceleration for gaming and creative applications. Equipped with Triple A Die Casting Plate Kit and Advanced TurboFan 3.0, the model brings amazing thermal performance. Combining an iron-black and silver-grey design with ARGB, the card also allows customized lighting effects to suit gamers’ own style.
  The GeForce RTX^™ 3080 delivers the ultra performance that gamers crave, powered by Ampere—NVIDIA’s 2nd gen RTX architecture. It’s built with enhanced RT Cores and Tensor Cores, new streaming multiprocessors, and superfast G6X memory for an amazing gaming experience.
• -Hashrate: 65 MH / S
  -Mining on 386 coins
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PALIT RTX 3080 GAMEINGPRO 12GB

The GeForce RTX 3080 has been a huge success NVIDIA sought to +1—partly because AMD has launched extremely competitive cards in the meantime, partly to introduce their hash-rate limiter designed to make new GeForce cards unattractive to miners. The Radeon RX 6800 XT matched the 3080, which the RX 6900 XT beat. That’s why NVIDIA has increased the number of cores by 17%, from 8,704 to 10,240. At the same time, the memory bus width got bumped to 384-bit, matching the RTX 3090. VRAM has also been increased from 10 GB to 12 GB, a good PR move of little effect on real-life gaming. Palit isn’t including a factory overclock with their GamingPro.

Palit let us know that they are targeting the NVIDIA MSRP with their RTX 3080 Ti GamingPro—no price increase. NVIDIA has announced a $1200 price point for the RTX 3080 Ti, which matches the RTX 2080 Ti MSRP. In reality, I doubt we’ll see cards retail for anything close to that. To put things into perspective, the RTX 3090 goes for $2900 right now, RTX 3080 for $1500, RX 6800 XT for $1700, and RX 6900 XT for $2100. NVIDIA let us know that the RTX 3080 Ti comes with the LHR (low-hash-rate) mining performance limiter, which hopefully won’t be circumvented this time so that at least gamers can get those cards. For pricing, it won’t make much of a difference, though. General market demand is simply too high and supply too low.