Fixed opening the broadcast watch page from client UI (friends list, invite chat message, etc.The Steam counter, GFE counter, EVGA precision, Fraps and I believe RivaTuner fail to display. Improved automatically adjusting video encoding bit rate when a change in available upload bandwidth is detected I cannot get any fps counter to work in ROTTR in DX12, except Action so far but that seems to crash the game second time of use.Improved capture performance in D3D9 games.Fixed reloading settings values in the Steam Overlay.

Fixed video playback performance regression on Mac OS X and Linux.Reduced CPU usage when drawing animated images or videos.The Steam FPS overlay wasn’t the only tweak feature in the January 2nd update, with the full changelist featured below. Restart your Steam executable and you should be good to go. From here click the ‘Account’ tab, and scroll down towards the “Beta participation” section, checking the box. The FPS tool arrives as part of the Steam client’s latest update, and allows gamers to accurately monitor their frame per second in order to gauge system performance, and adjust graphics settings to ensure optimal frame rates.Īs it stands the FPS counter is currently only part of the Steam beta client, so to gain access to this functionality you’ll need to open up your Steam client, navigate to the ‘Steam’ drop-down menu and selecting ‘Settings’. PC gamers have traditionally had to rely on running third-party tools such as FRAPS in order to grab this data, and this new update skips out this step entirely.

Answering many a gamer’s prayers, Valve has pushed out a new beta client update for Steam, adding a frames per second counter to the Steam overlay.

Evga precision fps counter