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How to display the frame rate?

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you can turn on development mode under options but thats an immersion killer. or download rivatuner en have the fps as small  or big as you want

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Search for MSI Afterburner which is the app window for Riva.


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Right you are Bert. Afterburner also manages fan speeds which is why I rely on it.


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If you use Steam you can enable a discrete small fps counter within your settings.

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Window key + G will bring up the info if you have XBox game bar installed with a bunch of other info.

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FPS counter comes with GeForce Experience if you have NVIDIA card, also includes screenshot and recording facilities.

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5 hours ago, Highmike said:

Right you are Bert. Afterburner also manages fan speeds which is why I rely on it.

It will do frame rate, but does RTSS alone allow you to display many other parameters, such as core utilization, gpu utilization, core temps, ram in use etc?  I've always done that in Afterburner.

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3 hours ago, Boeing_Driver said:

Can you tell me how that’s done exactly?

head to Steam's Settings > In-Game > In-Game FPS Counter. Select a location in the drop-down to turn it on

i used google to get this answer....teach a man to fish.....


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