NVIDIA finally and officially introduced its latest GeForce RTX 3050 6GB, which unfortunately comes with less power, reduced memory capacity, and only a few cores. This is probably the slowest edition as compared to the higher and more powerful 8GB variant. Although there’s a lot of difference in this particular variant, the deduction in the memory capacity forces the card to significantly depend on a 96-bit memory bus, which is much more unnatural as compared to the performance of the 128-bit memory bus-based 8GB variant.
Gigabyte revealed new 6GB models through the press release. While it seems like the Gigabyte models are more or less the same as the 8GB variant, the reduced profile design is newly added.
Talking about the MSI models, which are unfortunately limited to the three display connectors and have no power connector, At the same time, an image regarding Gigabyte’s RTX 3050 6GB PCB design has been spotted on Goofish, disclosing the existence of the latest GA107-325 GPU. However, this specific GPU is not in use by any RTX 3050 variant currently.
