Clock speeds are the highest on this card at 1800Mhz. Gigabyte's flagship AORUS RTX 3060 Ti Master is a triple slot triple card behemoth with an LCD display on the side for monitoring temps or clock speeds. For frequencies, both are factory overclocked the Gaming OC runs with a core clock of 1740 MHz while the Pro runs at 1770 MHz. You also get 8pin + 6pin power connectors on the Pro while the vanilla Gaming only gets a single 8 pin. The Gaming OC features a very traditional dual-slot form factor, while the Gaming Pro extends the heatsink thickness to almost three PCIe slots, increasing cooling capability. The main difference between the Gaming and Gaming Pro is the heatsink thickness. Both cards feature a much beefier triple fan design, similar to that of the RTX 3070 SKUs. Next is Gigabyte's mid-range SKU the RTX 3060 TI Gaming OC and Gaming OC Pro. Presumably, this will be Gigabyte's cheapest unit. The card features a dual-fan design with Gigabyte's typical blue and grey Eagle design. With the vanilla model, you get a base frequency of 1665 MHz (the same as Nvidia's reference spec), and, with the OC, that core clock increases to 1695Mhz. The 3060 Ti Eagle comes in two flavors, a vanilla and an OC variant. Gigabyte currently has three SKUs: the baseline RTX 3060 Ti Eagle with a dual-fan design, an RTX 3060 Ti Gaming (Pro), and the Aorus RTX 3060 Ti Master which appears to be the flagship of Gigabyte's 3060 Ti lineup right now. Plus RGB illumination is everywhere on this card.įor now, there is no word yet on what the core frequencies are for all five SKUs. Aesthetically it features a black shroud with tons of metal accents and little ROG Strix badges. This 3060 Ti model features a triple-fan cooler design like the TUF but is significantly taller.

The strix lineup is known for great overclocking and excellent cooling capacity. The card comes with a beefy triple-fan cooler design, and a stealthed out black shroud.įinally, we have Asus' flagship, the RTX 3060 Ti ROG Strix, a monstrous graphics card that is enormous in width, height and length. Hopefully the same will be said for the RTX 3060 Ti variant. The TUF models have been known for their excellent reliability and good performance for the money. Next is the beloved TUF Gaming version of the RTX 3060 Ti. The KO series was supposed to be exclusive to South Korea, but you can get RTX 3070 KO's in the states, and I'd assume the same for the RTX 3060 Ti KO as well. The card runs on the same dual fan design as the Dual, but features gold and silver accents with RGB illuminated Korean text. The KO stands for 'Korean Origin' and is based on what South Korean gamers wanted in a graphics card ( sourced by News Break). Next is perhaps the strangest SKU from Asus, the RTX 3060 Ti KO.

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