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Diferent ways of FPS measuring

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At 2024 I have two ways of measuring my FPS, the Asobo MSFS Dev app, and the Ambitious Shift Z app, but strangely, the Dev app shows exactly the double of the ShiftZ  number, For example, when flying at my normal average of 40/50 Fps, Dev shows 80/100 FPS, which of both is the real one ?

 

One shows frame generation and one shows actual.

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You can also use MSI Afterburner/RTSS to display frame rate (and other CPU/GPU info) ... or ... use AutoFPS (highly recommended) which will give you the frame rate as well as optimising your Object or Terrain LODs.

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I was recommended Windows key + G and then click performance from the toolbar to show my frame rates and VRAM usage, don't know if this is better or worse than the other options mentioned here, any feedback would be welcome.

And here we are, back at looking at FPS. I thought we had moved past that and were focusing on overal smoothness.

interesting that steam have just introduced a frame rate/etc gizmo in beta testing - just a single line top or battom - replaces their old one

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