Yes, this question gets asked like every day. 
 
https://forums.evga.com/Hash-Rate-Identification-m3387673.aspx 

all new cards arr lhr so miners get the fff from gpus and use asics, let us gamers get the cards
 
i really hate this idiots as bitcoin crash is iminent they dont understand
 
 

ZU476B72N4PC
Full hash rate, no announced plans for LHR:
3090

Transitioning to LHR:
KR SKU is full hash rate, KL SKU is LHR:

3060 Ti     (3663-KL has already shown up on Newegg)
3070     (3767-KL has already shown up on Newegg)
3080
 
All models LHR, regardless of SKU:
3060 (unless you use the leaked dev driver)
3070 Ti
3080 Ti (SKUs say KR but that's a coincidence due to timing, see  )

Thanks for the information. This is very useful.

All new GPU are with KL sku unless it's a 3090. I still don't get how this KL going to help gamer when the LHG GPUs are still great for mining for other crypto.

lexiesue22
Is it correct that all sku ending in KL are LHR (low Hash Rate) from EVGA?
Are all the 3000 series cards LHR now?
Really interested, I don't want to purchase a card gimped from the start. It affects resale, and the ability to get a return on your investment, and who know what else in the future. 
Is it still possible to get cards that are not LHR from evga? If so which ones?
Thanks for any input. 
 

EVGA has sent a few emails for people listed in queues, advising that the available model they signed up for is only available in LHR version, with no info regarding a standard model.
 
Considering that they are not gimped in regards to gaming performance, the sane choice is to take what you are offered in this times, especially at this price point.
 
I hate the argument of resale value. If the purpose is to buy a graphics card for gaming, you wouldn't  think about resale value down the line.
 
Your main interest is to enjoy your product at the fullest, unless you intend to mine on that GPU.
 
 

jaredbyoung

crazyjohnny

lexiesue22
Is it correct that all sku ending in KL are LHR (low Hash Rate) from EVGA?
Are all the 3000 series cards LHR now?
Really interested, I don't want to purchase a card gimped from the start. It affects resale, and the ability to get a return on your investment, and who know what else in the future. 
Is it still possible to get cards that are not LHR from evga? If so which ones?
Thanks for any input. 
 

EVGA has sent a few emails for people listed in queues, advising that the available model they signed up for is only available in LHR version, with no info regarding a standard model.
 
Considering that they are not gimped in regards to gaming performance, the sane choice is to take what you are offered in this times, especially at this price point.
 
I hate the argument of resale value. If the purpose is to buy a graphics card for gaming, you wouldn't  think about resale value down the line.
 
Your main interest is to enjoy your product at the fullest, unless you intend to mine on that GPU.
 
 

People who like to upgrade every generation absolutely do care about resale value. Resale value is a legitimate concern. Especially now that "entry level" cards are $400-$500 and top end cards are $1500-$2000 at MSRP.
 
The whole LHR thing has been a stupid gimmick from the start. It doesn't help gamers at all. It wasn't intended to help gamers at all. 

 Agreed 100%

darklord2021a
All new GPU are with KL sku unless it's a 3090. I still don't get how this KL going to help gamer when the LHG GPUs are still great for mining for other crypto.

Not true. I have a 3080 Ti XC3 I signed up for in June for elites. It is a KR card. I have a 3080 ftw ultra kl card, there is nothing wrong with having either IMHO.
I'm pretty sure no one is gonna pass on a gpu nowadays because its lhr.

I'm selling my 3080 ti xc3 because my 3080 ftw serves me fine.