Yuri Bubliy, creator of the Hydra overclocking tool for AMD Ryzen processors, has announced inclusion in this Radeon Monster Profile (RMP)a profile tool that allows you to maximize brand graphics built on the RDNA 2 architecture.

The developer explains that the Radeon Monster Profile takes care of optimizing performance and watts with a new voltage/frequency curve through a combination of unique settings. This, according to the version and results published by Bubliy himself, allows RDNA 2-based graphics to reach their full potential.

Basically what RMP does is increase performance by increasing the frequency at which the GPU operates relative to the operating voltage. By applying to the AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT graphics card, an increase in the working speed of 300 Hz can be achieved compared to the standard configuration. As a result, the yield increases by up to 13%.

The improvement that RMP brings to the RX 6800 XT is enough to beat the RTX 3090 Ti in terms of performance, or at least that’s what Bubliy announced after running a test with Time Spy 3DMark and comparing it to the result that the NVIDIA model got on another site. Perhaps the most interesting data is the number of frames per dollar, where the RX 6800 XT beats the RTX 3090 Ti at all levels.

It is worth noting that we are only talking about profiles that allow us to better squeeze the RNDA 2 charts and that it is not an official AMD product, but something created by a third party, so its use is at the user’s own risk what’s more, one of RMP’s requirements, which is apparently still unfinished, is to have a good dispersion system to guarantee the best results. The developer has already announced that it plans to support RDNA 3 graphics.