GPU LHR (Low hashrate / light hashrate) list
In order to improve the availability of graphics cards for normal users and PC gamers, Nvidia has decided to reissue their new graphics cards based on the RTX 3000 architecture as LHR variants. LHR stands for light hashrate or low hashrate. The LHR graphics cards only achieve half of the computing power in certain algorithms. Mainly the LHR graphics cards were introduced to limit the performance in the ethash (Dagger-Hashimoto) algorithm of Ethereum, as this is currently the most widely used algorithm.
Algorithms affected by Nvidias LHR:
| Coin | Algorithm | Affected | Average LHR Performance |
| Beam (BEAM) | BeamHashIII | No | 100 % |
| BitcoinGold (BTG) | Zhash | No | 100 % |
| BitTubeCash (TUBE) | CuckooCycle | No | 100 % |
| Conflux (CFX) | Octopus | No | 100 % |
| Ergo (ERG) | Autolykos v2 | Yes | 60 % |
| Ethereum (ETH) | ethash | Yes | 50 % |
| EthereumClassic (ETC) | etchash | Yes | 50 % |
| Firo (FIRO) | MTP | Yes | 80 % |
| Flux (FLUX) | ZelHash | No | 100 % |
| Ravencoin (RVN) | KawPoW | No | 100 % |
| Ycash (YEC) | EquihashZero | No | 100 % |
| Vertcoin (VTC) | Verthash | Yes | 40 % |
All LHR GPUs:
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