Yuri Bubliy claims that his upcoming Radeon Monster Profile (RMP), a third-party utility he is creating, will boost the performance of AMD's RDNA2 GPUs through voltage/frequency curve modifications. The creator even says the app can boost a Radeon RX 6800 XT up to the level of Nvidia's GeForce RTX 3090 Ti — but in one specific synthetic benchmark that doesn't tell us a lot about the broader picture.
AMD's Adrenaline software for Radeon graphics processors already offers plenty of performance features, which even overvolt the GPU for overclocking. Furthermore, AMD's pack of FidelityFX features like FSR 2.0 also boost the performance of Radeon graphics cards. Yet the Radeon Monster Profile developed by Yuri Bubliy(opens in new tab) claims to deliver even more tweaked performance.
Based on the tests done by the developer, the profile purportedly increased the Radeon RX 6800 XT's performance in 3DMark: Time Spy tests by 13% over stock, bringing it up the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti level. It's an excellent way to improve one of the best graphics cards, if it works as claimed.
