I have a question about the fps counter for BF2 do you go off the left or the right numbers? because the left one is in the region of 20-40 and the right is 60-70
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SmallCrater
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Vesuvan you could just answer his question.
The # to the left is your FPS. 20-40? Get a new computer buddy.Comment
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Thanks but still 20-50 on 32 player karkand runs perfectly, but I can still play 64 player Jalalabad with perfect framerate kinda wierd aint it? but that could be explained by me using 1.4 shadersOriginally posted by SmallCraterVesuvan you could just answer his question.
The # to the left is your FPS. 20-40? Get a new computer buddy.Comment
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Wiking44
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Here's a more fundamental question - how do I turn on my FPS counter?
I did do a search of 'FPS Counter' and there are 11 pages of results. Would be grateful for a simple answer. lol.Comment
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press the tilde key then type !renderer.drawfps 1! (without the exclamation marks) :)Originally posted by GI_IvanHere's a more fundamental question - how do I turn on my FPS counter?
I did do a search of 'FPS Counter' and there are 11 pages of results. Would be grateful for a simple answer. lol.Comment
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WolfeR -
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It's so funny that people use a FPS counter like Fraps. A program that is known to bring your FPS down in gameplay.Originally posted by WolfeRI use Fraps to see FPS as it is easy to see and figure out.
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:laugh: Yeah, I was thinking that same thing when I read the thread title.Originally posted by ColdCircuitCashIt's so funny that people use a FPS counter like Fraps. A program that is known to bring your FPS down in gameplay.
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WolfeR
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Only when recording it will bring your FPS down.Originally posted by ColdCircuitCashIt's so funny that people use a FPS counter like Fraps. A program that is known to bring your FPS down in gameplay.
I am saying just running it while not recording.Comment
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