AMD Link

Stream and monitor a Radeon gaming PC

AMD Link connects an Android device to a compatible Radeon gaming PC, giving you a way to interact with your games and desktop entertainment away from the main screen. It suits Radeon owners who want remote play, a second display for hardware data, or a more flexible setup for gaming around the home.

What it brings to a connected setup

• Stream supported PC games to a phone, tablet, or compatible television on the same local network.
• View live performance information such as frame rate, GPU temperature, and clock speeds while a game is running.
• Use connected mobile devices for local multiplayer sessions when the host PC supports the feature.
• Capture gameplay clips or screenshots and use voice commands for selected actions.

Best fit for existing AMD users

The app makes the most sense alongside AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition and a Radeon-based PC. Network quality has a direct effect on responsiveness, so results can vary between a strong home connection and a congested wireless network. The interface is built around quick-access controls rather than general-purpose media browsing, keeping the focus on the linked computer.

Important support context

AMD Link has reached the end of its official support cycle, with development ending in early 2024. That makes it more useful as a legacy companion for users who already have a compatible setup than as a forward-looking choice for new hardware. Its 1,000,000+ installs show broad past adoption, while the current rating of 2.73 from 9,405 ratings points to a mixed experience. AMD (Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.) is the listed developer.