According to Frank Azor (Chief Architect, AMD Gaming Solutions), AMD expects to roll out a new version of the driver for the RX 6000 series and previous graphics cards within two weeks, and he emphasized that AMD is still committed to launching a unified driver for all products.

In other words, the Radeon RX 6000 series graphics card will usher in a new major version driver update after more than two months.

Currently, the latest driver version available to Radeon RX 6000 users is 22.11.2. This is a WHQL version. If you encounter any problems in this version, please be sure to give feedback to the AMD official team so that developers can better solve it.

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According to the official comparative data, the RX 7900 XTX and RX 7900 XT are ahead of the RX 6000 series in terms of frame rate at 2160p, but the price has also increased overall.

AMD officials have also honestly marked the cost-effective data of frame number/dollar. It can be seen that the cost-effectiveness of RX 7900 XTX and RX 7900 XT is at the bottom. It seems that in terms of AMD’s high-end graphics cards, buying RX 6950 XT is more Good choice.

In addition, the AMD RX 6000 series is also the most cost-effective according to the cost-effective ranking of graphics cards by TechPowerUP. In terms of NVIDIA, except for RTX 4070 Ti, the rest of the graphics cards are ranked low.

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The Morpheus 8069 is equipped with 12 copper heat pipes, a mirrored copper base, and an optional 2×120mm fan.

The MORPHEUS 806 cooler is described as suitable for RX 6700/6800/6900 / XT and RTX 3080/3090 / Ti graphics cards.

Raijintek has not yet announced the price of the MORPHEUS 806 cooler.

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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.

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