is there a program that I can run in the background that can log me FPS while I run different games ?
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Fraps (...........)
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yes F.R.A.P.S, xfire has a FPS counter feature, and also the Teamspeak Overlay.
Also some games have theyr own FPS counter.
For CallofDuty games you can display the FPS counter by opening up the console while in game by pressing the "`" tilde key and typing /cg_drawfps 1 to turn it on and /cg_drawfps 0 to turn it off. It works for cod4 in mp and sp but for world at war it only work in sp until the next patch. -
Fraps is accurate, The Xfire in game overlay isn't so accurate in some games. In games like Left 4 dead, Xfire's FPS counter will display between 360-650fps when I'm only getting 120-220fps. And on COD4 it sometimes shows 200+fps when I'm actually getting 55-60fps at times. Fraps is always correct though.
Fraps also has the capability to LOG your framerate to disk, it will create a file that shows the min, max and average framerate of what you logged if that's what your looking for. -
I would recommend using RivaTuner, as it can show both FPS and GPU temps ingame (and many other stats)
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fraps - awesome programs, thanks, reps
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+1 for fraps
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RivaTuner is the great for FPS monitoring and even better since it monitors the GPU temps while in-game.
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Good choice on FRAPS. A word of warning though: F9-F12 are all hotkeys for FRAPS functions. Check if your games also use those keys (e.g.quicksave/quickload) and remap the hotkeys as needed.
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masterchef341 The guy from The Notebook
if the frames are sufficiently low, you can literally count frames per second with your watch, the same way you count heart beats per minute. count the frames that occur in a certain number of seconds. divide.
the software does the same thing. -
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I actually take a video of the game i'm playing, then slow it down so much that i can literally count the frames as they come by.
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my video card does pretty good
I get 30 to 40 fps on Enemy Teritory: Quake Wars at 1024.768
and ~100 fps on FarCry 1 at same res
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Older games are awesome.
how do you measure FPS ?
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by miro_gt, Dec 27, 2008.