“What does Low Hash Rate mean effectively from a graphics processing perspective? I know this is implemented to limit crypto mining but will it affect graphics processing or gamers at all?”
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So far all tests done by outside sources have shown these cards to perform in gaming and graphics options, the exact same way their non-limited counterparts have been performing. So from a processing perspective, it means pretty much nothing. In theory, it should not affect game play in the slightest. (though some claim that it has dropped performance by 1-5% when running ultimate settings, etc)
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Nothing on the Graphics processing, LHR only effects Ethereum
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.LHR will specifically and purposefully only affect mining. Nvidia has a built failsafe to detect mining algorithms and downclock the card's capabilities when it picks up on those. The card will never be downclocked in any gaming circumstance.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Low hash rate mean the graphic card won't be able to do the high amount of calculations that are needed for crypto coin mining. It will have no effect on the actual output as far as gaming / graphics processing is concerned.
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