The functionality is somewhat limited compared to things like OBS but it is there nonetheless if you wish to make use of it. You can be perfectly fine without Adrenaline and just use the Windows Update drivers for your GPU but if you want additional features, the GUI is a nice touch, it has quite a few and makes it relatively easy. Keep track of game metrics like average FPS in a game, how long you’ve played a game for etc. Only alternative is to modify the registry keys instead to enable/disable them (or use some tool that does it). If you want to make use of driver specific features like Integer Scaling, Anti-Lag, Chill, Boost, Super Resolution, RIS, Enhanced VSync, etc. There are some external apps that allow you to do this as well though it’s more complicated than just using the GUI. If you want to modify contrast/color settings on a per game basis.
You can also use an alternative like MSI Afterburner to do this. If you want to display metrics in game like clock speeds, temperatures, etc or overclock. Of course you can use an alternative like OBS. If you want to stream/record, Adrenaline has the built in tools to do so. Chances are, if you’ve been managing to play games normally, Windows already installed the GPU drivers. Capturing gameplay using Radeon ReLive is easy to configure and has a minimal impact on performance, which is measured in frames per second (FPS). You can get the GPU drivers from Windows Update without installing the GUI package itself or you can install a minimal version of the GUI. What is Radeon ReLive and do I need it Radeon ReLive (ReLive) allows users to capture, stream and share gameplay videos and screenshots. The actual GPU drivers are embedded within. AMD Radeon Software or Adrenaline is the GUI package used to control how the driver operates or extend features of the driver.
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