New Video Card with FPS?

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  • j0k3rs.wild

    #1

    New Video Card with FPS?

    Hey, got a new video card (EVGA 7600GT) but I want to compare my frame rates. I don't remember the command to bring them up. Anyone mind refreshing my memory?
  • QuikSilv3r47

    #2
    Re: New Video Card with FPS?

    7600 GT will get you 50-90 FPS on all high 1024x768 w/ 2GB RAM just to tell ya :)

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    • j0k3rs.wild

      #3
      Re: New Video Card with FPS?

      Thanks; but what's the command to bring up the FPS? I want to check what I'm getting now.

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      • QuikSilv3r47

        #4
        Re: New Video Card with FPS?

        renderer.drawFps [0,1] - Displays the current and average frames per second (FPS) in the top left corner.

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        :)

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        • WildLegba

          #5
          Re: New Video Card with FPS?

          renderer.drawFps [0,1]

          ***Edit: DOH! Beat me to it!***

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          • lil_jimmy_norton

            #6
            Re: New Video Card with FPS?

            Originally posted by QuikSilv3r47
            renderer.drawFps [0,1] - Displays the current and average frames per second (FPS) in the top left corner.

            Akses VIRUS88 sebagai agen Slot88 resmi dan terpercaya 2026 dengan game gacor terbaru, proses praktis, promo harian menarik, serta layanan online 24 jam.


            :)
            The second number is not the average fps, it is miliseconds between frames.

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            • QuikSilv3r47

              #7
              Re: New Video Card with FPS?

              renderer.drawFps 1 will bring it up

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              • j0k3rs.wild

                #8
                Re: New Video Card with FPS?

                Thanks very much.

                I seem to be averaging about 85 and go anywhere from 65 - 99 (Everything high except Dynamic Light and Shadows).

                I used to be getting average of 65 on my old nVidia 6600GT. Not sure what it jumped around at cause' I checked late (Also was on Medium settings).

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                • sackynut

                  #9
                  Re: New Video Card with FPS?

                  Originally posted by lil_jimmy_norton
                  The second number is not the average fps, it is miliseconds between frames.
                  yeah !! some people also tell people that the second number is teh CPU usage.... lol. only like 3 people know what it actually is -_- including me of course ^_^

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                  • -(PK)-DarkIllusion

                    #10
                    Re: New Video Card with FPS?

                    renderer.drawfps 1
                    dont need the 0,1 crap...

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                    • infectedsoldier

                      #11
                      Re: New Video Card with FPS?

                      I like fraps better....especially with the G15 keyboard. You get more stats can try it for free...

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                      • trodas

                        #12
                        Re: New Video Card with FPS?

                        Hmmm, and it is there actually any way to determine the framerate better, eg. time demo?

                        You know, I mean play demo and record the framerate - or does the BF2 print some stats after the demo is played, like average FPS reached???

                        I looking for a way how to measure the framerate to see, if there is any speed-up using X-Fi Fatal1ty over Audigy2us with YouPax drivers...


                        And I did not like Fraps at all - in fact, I did not like ANY additional application at all to do it - what it should not be like Quake 3? com_maxfps 1, timedemo 1, demo four and there one go!

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