Recently, a unique iteration of the GeForce RTX 3060 graphics card, meticulously crafted by a Chinese hardware modification aficionado, has ignited fervent debates within the tech hardware community. This card boasts a single-slot configuration, omitting all external power connectors and drawing power exclusively from the PCIe slot. Its diminutive stature renders it ideal for low-power, compact system builds. Nevertheless, hampered by the PCIe slot's power constraint (a mere 75W), the card's performance experiences a notable decline. In the 3DMark Time Spy benchmark, it garnered a mere 4821 points, substantially lower than the 9000+ points achieved by a standard RTX 3060 and even lagging behind the decade-old GTX 1060. Its actual operational frequency hovers near 900MHz, falling short of the advertised 1777MHz boost clock. Furthermore, thermal challenges are pronounced, with GPU hotspot temperatures effortlessly surpassing 90°C. In essence, this graphics card compromises performance and cooling efficiency in pursuit of extreme miniaturization, thereby significantly diminishing its practical utility.