**I made a browser-based reader for AMD Adrenalin performance logs**

I’ve been working on a free, open-source tool for inspecting performance logs created by AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition.   
  
The main reason is that there's currently no up-to-date user-friendly tool to display the content.

**Live tool:** [https://deftmousetail.github.io/Adrenalin-logs/](https://deftmousetail.github.io/Adrenalin-logs/)  
**Source code:** [https://github.com/deftmousetail/Adrenalin-logs](https://github.com/deftmousetail/Adrenalin-logs)

It can load and combine:

* Hardware CSV logs
* FPS/Latency CSV logs
* Raw FrameTime files

The files are aligned on a shared timeline so you can compare FPS, CPU and GPU utilization, clocks, temperatures, power, stutter indicators, and individual frame-time spikes.

It includes diagnostic views for CPU/GPU comparisons, GPU limits, CPU and GPU hardware metrics, frame pacing, and raw frame times. You can zoom into a period, rearrange or hide rows, and calculate statistics from the visible portion of the recording.

Everything runs locally in the browser—the log files are not uploaded anywhere.

AMD normally stores the logs here:

`C:\Users\YOUR-WINDOWS-USERNAME\AppData\Local\AMD\CN`

The tool is intended to make patterns easier to investigate, rather than claim that one metric conclusively caused a performance problem.

I’d appreciate feedback, especially regarding log compatibility, unclear terminology, browser issues, or useful diagnostic views that might be missing.

Feel free to delete this post if considered self-promotion.