I usually leave the thing that displays fps on just out of interest, does it effect performance in any way?
Does leaving fps tracking thing effect performance?
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Tegan
Re: Does leaving fps tracking thing effect performance?
No, it doesn't. In fact, the game tracks your FPS whether you actually display it or not, it's just a timing number is all. Actually drawing it to the screen is a minimal operating when compared to what the rendering engine is already doing.Originally posted by Bio_TerraI usually leave the thing that displays fps on just out of interest, does it effect performance in any way?
Of note though, how DO you turn on the FPS tracker in BF2? -
HicRic
Re: Does leaving fps tracking thing effect performance?
Bring up the console, and type "Renderer.drawFPS 1". Caps matter, I think. Don't type the speech marks.
I prefer to use fraps though.Comment
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Pilioka
Re: Does leaving fps tracking thing effect performance?
renderer.drawfps 1
Caps don't matter. Just the space after fps and 1.Comment
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gogetadbl
Re: Does leaving fps tracking thing effect performance?
is there a way to keep it permanently on, since every time you restart BF2 it goes awayComment
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farty_mcrablice
Re: Does leaving fps tracking thing effect performance?
Another related question-it shows two numbers (xx.x/xx.x). I assume the first is FPS. What is the second?Comment
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Pilioka
Re: Does leaving fps tracking thing effect performance?
Not sure..The second number goes higher if your FPS goes lower.Comment
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evilzucchini
Re: Does leaving fps tracking thing effect performance?
To be honest, I am not even sure if the space matters and caps certainly do not matter . . . well, at least, if you write it in all lowercase you will be fine. If someone here uses caps, then I definitely doesn't matter.
One of the numbers is fps and the other number is time between frames in ms. They are just inverse of each other.
Why have both? I have no idea.Comment
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Bio_Terra
Re: Does leaving fps tracking thing effect performance?
no one is current fps and the other is average fps not sure which way round thx for the help.Comment
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r0uJe
Re: Does leaving fps tracking thing effect performance?
FPS/millisecondsOriginally posted by farty_mcrabliceAnother related question-it shows two numbers (xx.x/xx.x). I assume the first is FPS. What is the second?Comment
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Re: Does leaving fps tracking thing effect performance?
yesOriginally posted by r0uJeFPS/milliseconds
and space IS required
and caps are not
and there is no load on system
and FRAPS IS a LoadComment
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Boogey_Down
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