The Witcher 3 FPS Counter: How To Enable
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has received a big update, and some of you might be wondering how to enable an FPS counter. Players may struggle to find one as The Witcher 3 doesn't have one in the in-game settings.
This means players have had to rely on third-party FPS counters, though some of these are causing problems as a result of the latest update. Regardless, let's look at the available options for enabling an FPS counter in The Witcher 3.
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The Witcher 3 FPS Counter: Third-Party Methods
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Naturally, as the new update focuses on upgraded graphics and performance, many players are curious to know how their frame rates are being affected. With no way to check it in-game, we have to use other methods to view our FPS in The Witcher 3.
One method is using Steam's FPS counter if you're on that platform. To access it, click on Steam in the top left corner and navigate to the settings. Select "In-game" and then turn the FPS counter on. You should get a fairly accurate FPS counter in-game once it's turned on.
You can also use GeForce Experience if you have it. You can view FPS by
If you're on GOG, you can simply press Shift + Tab to view the overlay and then Ctrl + Shift + Tab and you should get an FPS counter on your screen.
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The Witcher 3 FPS Counter: Improved Performance?
There are other FPS counters available too, but these may be the most common and simple options. Hopefully, an in-game FPS counter will be added to the game eventually.
With the new and improved version of The Witcher 3, some players will probably be expecting their game to perform much better. New features include improved graphics, ray tracing, ambient occlusion, and a plethora of small improvements to the game world. Popular mods have also been incorporated into the game.
Players on high-end PCs and next-gen consoles can expect the game to look considerably better than before, and hopefully, it performs better too.
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