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Nvidia LHR / non-LHR overview (Light Hash Rate)

by Romain Schlick

Here is a summary table of Nvidia LHR and non-LHR models.

LHR stands for Light Hash Rate and means that the card has been limited for mining Ethereum and a few other cryptos (e.g. Ergo).
Some cryptos are not limited at all by LHR, such as Ravencoin, Flux, Conflux and Firo.

All models below the RTX 3000 series are non-LHR, such as the GTX 1060, 1660 Super, 1070, 1080 and the RTX 2000 series (2060, 2070, 2080).

About the RTX 3000 series: 

On FE models (Founders Edition), all cards are non-LHR except the latest 3070 Ti and 3080 Ti. 

All 3090s are non-LHR.

On custom models, most have been LHR since July (sometimes labelled "V2").

Here is a summary table:

30XX  Founders Edition Custom
3060 N/A LHR V1 / LHR V2
3060 Ti Non-LHR LHR
3070 Non-LHR LHR
3070 Ti LHR LHR
3080 Non-LHR LHR
3080 Ti LHR LHR
3090 Non-LHR Non-LHR
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