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5th Sep 2008, 08:50
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FPS Display
I'm often playing games that do not have their own FPS counter built within them. I am wondering if there are any external software I can run in the background that will record my FPS while I am gaming?
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#2
5th Sep 2008, 11:16
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FPS Display
Well I think Fraps records the FPS, but it also slows down your computer, howecer Xfire, which is a gaming messenger, can show the FPS in the corner of the screen whilst gaming, however doesn't record it.
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#3
8th Sep 2008, 00:43
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FPS Display
Fraps doesn't slow down unless you're recording.
Just use it, it'll show you.
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