Fraps FPS display

[ozzyosb]

I will be switching from my Logitech g19 keyboard to a mechanical keyboard, problem is that I am losing the display on the keyboard. It was very neat to monitor FPS in game with the Fraps display. Looks something like this : http/www.thinkcomputers.org/reviews/logitech_g15/24.pn

Anyone has an Idea how to get a similar graphic display of FPS so I can put it on my second monitor while gaming on the primary one.

All suggestions appreciated!

 

[Skeefers]

Some games will display the FPS in a corner of the screen while you play; you can enable this in Steam for all of their games, and Blizzard has a keyboard shortcut to turn on in all of theirs. Alternatively, eVGA PrecisionX 16 will put an OSD up in most games as well.

These all being options you may or may not be able to take advantage of, Fraps itself can put an OSD in the corner of your game window with the FPS; here's a link explaining how: http/www.fraps.com/faq.php#fps

 

[ozzyosb]

Some games will display the FPS in a corner of the screen while you play; you can enable this in Steam for all of their games, and Blizzard has a keyboard shortcut to turn in on in all of theirs. Alternatively, eVGA PrecisionX 16 will put an OSD up in most games as well.

These all being options you may or may not be able to take advantage of, Fraps itself can put an OSD in the corner of your game window with the FPS; here's a link explaining how: http/www.fraps.com/faq.php#fps

Yes, but this is what I'm trying to avoid. I want to display an FPS graphic on my second monitor where I look at temps, gpu/cpu utilization, clocks speed, etc.

Thanks for the quick reply anyway

 

[nukemaster]

PrecisionX and Afterburner should have a graph with FPS. GPU-Z also has a sensor tab that can do this.

I personally prefer on screen displays in the corner, but one of those may work well for you.

 

[ozzyosb]

PrecisionX and Afterburner should have a graph with FPS. GPU-Z also has a sensor tab that can do this.

I personally prefer on screen displays in the corner, but one of those may work well for you.

Thanks, Afterburner does the job perfectly, this is exactly what I was looking for.