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    Test fps in Linux

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Fittersman, Aug 24, 2007.

  1. Fittersman

    Fittersman Wanna trade?

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    how would you test the frame per second count you are getting while playing counterstrike source in linux? is there even a such program?
     
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    I think you can type cl_showfps 1 into the console to show the fps in css. Somewhere in the options there's a way to enable the console, then press the ~ button to bring it up.

    edit: go to options > keyboard > advanced, check the enable console box.
     
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    thanks, i think im guna stick to windows for gaming though, it got kinda laggy there when i was shootin at an enemy and they were shooting and stuff like that
     
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