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The Ampere series replaces the Turing lineup, which will fade out of the market as these cards sit right on top of their prices yet are much faster. 

• The reference 3050 cards have a peak boost clock up-to 1.77 GHz, with the base clock hovering in the 1.55GHz domain.
• The reference 3060 cards have a peak boost clock up-to 1.78 GHz, with the base clock hovering in the 1.32GHz domain.
• The reference 3060 Ti cards have a peak boost clock up-to 1.66 GHz, with the base clock hovering in the 1.41 GHz domain.
• The reference 3070 cards have a peak boost clock up-to 1.73 GHz, with the base clock hovering in the 1.50 GHz domain.
• The reference 3080 cards have a peak boost clock up-to 1.71 GHz, with the base clock hovering in the 1.44 GHz domain.
• The reference 3090 cards have a peak boost clock up-to 1.70 GHz, with the base clock hovering in the 1.40 GHz domain. 

It is 30cm in length. If you do not purchase the overclocking model, that value is reference 1.78 GHz; everything else is identical. These are the default clock frequencies established out-of-the-box. Due to the cooling architecture, the device emits a significant volume of heated air; you'll need a well-ventilated PC with an intake (front) and vent (rear/top) situated properly.

a BIOS switch will give you the option of Perf or Silent mode; performance-wise, the two are identical, with the exception of the FAN RPM; the temperature difference is only a few degrees, and the difference in acoustics is close to the same; therefore, toggle the card to Perf mode and be done with it; you will not even hear the card configured in either Perf and Silent mode.