Due to the number of options, most PC users are afraid that it will be difficult to find the right configuration in a long list of settings, even veteran gamers and overclockers sometimes difficult to quickly tune to the best configuration.
Of course, this demand has indirectly contributed to the advancement of driver software, such as NVIDIA GeForce Experience to help gamers set the right configuration in the game, the memory comes with XMP configuration can help you achieve the default overclock, and this is where professional performance profiles come in handy.
Now, a Radeon CPU tuner developer says he’s working on an update for the Radeon Monster Profile (RMP) tool. For the first time, the program will support optimizations for Radeon GPUs in conjunction with AMD Adrenaline to achieve optimal performance.
@YuriBubliy says this tool can help you adjust the voltage/frequency profile of Radeon 6000 series graphics cards. It is said to unlock the maximum potential of the RDNA2 GPU by reducing the operating voltage by 6%.
In the example given for the Radeon RX 6800XT, he used RMP to increase the card’s frequency by 300 MHz, which allowed the card to outperform the RX 6900XT and RTX 3090 Ti in the 3DMark Time Spy test by 13%. Of course, this is in exchange for more power.
As mentioned earlier, these profiles are common to the RX 6000 series and can show different results for different GPUs. For RMP, you may need a better and more efficient cooling solution to get better results.
The new version of RMP should reportedly be released later this fall, and a Radeon Monster Profiles update for RDNA3 GPUs may be released at that time.
AMD Adrenaline drivers come with FidelityFX feature packs such as FSR 2.0, which also improves the performance of Radeon graphics cards to some extent.
