Hey all
Just a quick gaming related question
I use FRAPS to benchmark most of my games, eg. COD4, UT3, Most Wanted, etc.
I was just wondering if there was any way to save these Frames and review them later. Eg, to find out the min/max/average
Also wondering how the FPS could be turned into graphs like those used in reviews.
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shoelace_510 8700M GT inside... ^-^;
Hm... well the only way I know how to do something like that would be to review the frames by recording your screen during gameplay.
Hopefully someone else will chip in here though with a nice program that does what you are looking for.
Good luck!
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FRAPS has an option to log framerates, including doing the math for you and just displaying the min/max/avg. Check the settings, it should be in there somewhere. Unless you're looking for something else that I'm not understanding...
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Thanks for your replies
Just wondering which of these boxes I must choose in order for the framerate to be recorded
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I think that feature is not on the free version, correct me if am wrong
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No, I meant which option should I choose from "Save detailed benchmark statistics"
In the image above, should I choose MinMaxAvg/or FPS/ or FrameTimes
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Oodle-Bear Alienware Mug, Testpilot
You can do it easily and without affecting your FPS (I've heard the FRAPS reduces your FPS a little when running) by following this guide Monitoring Notebook Temps: nVidia & ATI, CPU, HDD
It will enable you to monitor your temops and FPS whilst gaming and produces a graph for you to look at afterwards (",)
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, I'll try it out soon and get back to you
PS - I had heard that FRAPS slowed your FPS down, guess it was true -
I used it, but the graph isn't that friendly.
It also doesn't give you the max/ min / ave., you have to find them out yourself -
FRAPS does NOT slow your FPS down. If you record video it will, but it won't affect FPS unless you have a very old and underpowered PC. Even then it uses very little resources to just track and log fps.
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Oodle-Bear Alienware Mug, Testpilot
If you run Harware Monitor at the same time that gives you the results your after, and possibly better temp readings...
I was only quoting what i'd read on here... (",)
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I checked hardware monitor, but it just shows a jagged line
It's not easy to make out the numbers, and I'm not sure how to record them while I'm actually playing -
With FRAPS, you can record in whatever increment you want, and then display data any way you want, and dump it into excel to create your own graph.
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Alright, I'll try FRAPS
But to start benchmarking in FRAPS, I'll have to press the benchmarking key right??? -
yes. It will record all data in a text file that you will have to port over to Excel to graph. It should give max/min/avg though as it records data. And it's FREE for basic function (including FPS benchmark stuff I believe).
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Alright thanks I'll try it now
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I got it to work
The benchmarks were recorded, and it even dumped them into an excel file for me
The reason they weren't saving was because I had accidentally deleted the FRASPLOG.txt file.
Once I recreated it, they were recorded fine.
Thanks for your help
How can I record Frames Per Second?
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by RaYYaN, Sep 3, 2008.