One-slot, low-profile Nvidia RTX 3060 12 GB with two monitor outputs breaks cover at Newegg for $496 — bus-powered model looking for a use case in local LLM work
Tom's Hardware reports on a distinctive SRhonyra RTX 3060 12GB low-profile card at Newegg. It is bus-powered (70W from the PCIe slot), one-slot, and pitched by the maker for local AI workloads like 7B-13B LLMs. The article notes its performance likely trails the full-power 175W version and suggests it may be best suited as a secondary GPU or in multi-GPU LLM boxes.
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Thailand asks data center operators to suspend 49 buildouts until legal framework is complete — new legislation is supposed to create 'airtight' requirements for large-scale data centers
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German scammer dupes two different buyers into spending thousands on hollow RTX 5090 GPUs — stripped-out cards netted fraudster $5,000 despite being worthless
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