ty_ger07
LHR

ty_ger07
You know what, maybe I am wrong. Now I am thinking it is not LHR.

ty_ger07
Then why did you ask?

The part number indicates that it is not LHR. When I first answered, I mixed up the 3060 and the 3060 Ti and the difference in their part number schemes.

The card you asked about should not be LHR.

You should remove the serial number from your first post.

ty_ger07
The part number indicates that it is not LHR.

If you want technical support, you need to contact EVGA.


You still should remove the serial number from the first post.

N.i.C
It's a -KR variant, so it's not an LHR card. Part numbers in LHR cards end in -KL.

N.i.C

icq66666057

N.i.C
It's a -KR variant, so it's not an LHR card. Part numbers in LHR cards end in -KL.

I received information that starting from August 1, the video card data is LHR
But I can't determine when the video card was produced, technical support help is needed

Yes, EVGA switched the queues from non LHR (-KR) to LHR (-KL) cards back in August, but they probably had/still have some "old" stock of KR cards they've allocated to the queues. Indicative of that is the fact that many folks who reverted back to the KR  variant after EVGA made the change, received notifications to purchase KR cards. Not sure what are you looking for exactly but the card is not LHR, that's clear.

N.i.C

icq66666057
Okay, thank you.
Do you know how to determine the production date of the evga graphics card by serial number? I didn't find any information anywhere

I believe you cannot determine the exact month and day by just looking your SN of the card. This is to what the SN breaks down to: 
 
First two digits: Year Manufactured
Third digit: Product type (1 being graphics card)
Fourth and Fifth: Factory
Sixth: Warranty Length
Seventh to Tenth: Part Number
Eleventh: Region Sold
Twelfth to Sixteenth: SNS or Serial Number Sequence
 
This is taken from old thread back from '16, SN read-out might have changed since then (it's checks out for my older 980 and my 1660 though). In any case if you really want to know, contact support.

N.i.C

icq66666057
Okay, thank you.
Do you know how to determine the production date of the evga graphics card by serial number? I didn't find any information anywhere

I believe you cannot determine the exact month and day by just looking your SN of the card. This is to what the SN breaks down to: 
 
First two digits: Year Manufactured
Third digit: Product type (1 being graphics card)
Fourth and Fifth: Factory
Sixth: Warranty Length
Seventh to Tenth: Part Number
Eleventh: Region Sold
Twelfth to Sixteenth: SNS or Serial Number Sequence
 
This is taken from old thread back from '16, SN read-out might have changed since then (it's checks out for my older 980 and my 1660 though). In any case if you really want to know, contact support.

apexnine
I know this is beating a dead horse, but does the -KR (meaning non-LHR) stand true for 3060 models, too?
I'm having such a hard time finding a solid answer on this. One person quotes EVGA as all 3060/tis with KR are one thing or another.
Please and thank you so much.

*EDIT* It should be noted that my GPU-z GPU identifier says "GA106(LHR)" but my model is 12G-P5-3655-KR. So, I'm confused here. 

Ciddharthas
 
This has me wondering about my 3080 Ti now.  I had assumed that it was LHR because I thought that all new GPU's manufactured after August were going to be LHR, but my card's model number ends in KR, not KL.  Does this mean that it's not LHR?  Or is what you say only true for 3060 Ti cards?

EVGATech_LeeM

apexnine
I know this is beating a dead horse, but does the -KR (meaning non-LHR) stand true for 3060 models, too?
I'm having such a hard time finding a solid answer on this. One person quotes EVGA as all 3060/tis with KR are one thing or another.
Please and thank you so much.

*EDIT* It should be noted that my GPU-z GPU identifier says "GA106(LHR)" but my model is 12G-P5-3655-KR. So, I'm confused here. 

3060 has always been LHR, so there was no reason to change part numbers.  The need for change came with 3080, 3070, and 3060 Ti which have both LHR and non-LHR models.
 

Ciddharthas
 
This has me wondering about my 3080 Ti now.  I had assumed that it was LHR because I thought that all new GPU's manufactured after August were going to be LHR, but my card's model number ends in KR, not KL.  Does this mean that it's not LHR?  Or is what you say only true for 3060 Ti cards?

3080 Ti cards have always been LHR.  We had already started shipping the product when we decided to follow a naming rule, so it was too late to change those to -KL.
 
And before someone wanders in here asking about 3050 cards having -KR, these cards are also LHR.