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Steam's new in-game overlay offers some useful upgrades - and I'm particularly happy about one that exposes a controversial AI trick
AppWizard
June 19, 2025

Steam’s new in-game overlay offers some useful upgrades – and I’m particularly happy about one that exposes a controversial AI trick

Valve is enhancing Steam's in-game frame rate counter by transforming it into a comprehensive overlay that displays frames per second (FPS) and provides insights into CPU and GPU status, including utilization levels, clock speeds, and temperatures. The new beta version of the Steam app introduces this performance monitor, currently available only to beta testers on Windows PCs, with plans to extend similar capabilities to other platforms like SteamOS in the future. The overlay can be customized to show only the FPS counter and allows users to adjust its transparency and positioning on the screen. It will help players identify if frame generation technologies, such as Nvidia's DLSS, AMD's FSR, and Intel's XeSS, are active and highlight instances of micro-stutter. This update aims to simplify the process of understanding game performance metrics for gamers, reducing reliance on third-party tools.
Five quick methods to measure the frames/s in PC games
AppWizard
December 18, 2024

Five quick methods to measure the frames/s in PC games

To measure frames per second (FPS) in PC gaming, several methods can be utilized: 1. Steam's Built-in FPS Counter: Activate the FPS counter in Steam's settings under the In-game tab, allowing customization of its position on the screen. 2. Nvidia's GeForce Experience: For Nvidia graphics card users, enable the In-game overlay in the General settings and customize the FPS counter's position in the HUD Layout settings. 3. AMD Radeon Software: AMD users can enable the Overlay feature in the Performance tab to display FPS, frame time, and CPU/GPU utilization, with the option to toggle the overlay during gameplay. 4. In-Game FPS Counters: Many modern games have built-in FPS counters that can be activated through graphics options or specific key combinations. 5. MSI Afterburner: This software can monitor FPS across various graphics card brands. Enable the Rivatuner Statistics Server during installation and activate the Frame rate option in the Monitoring tab. Using the integrated Game Bar in Windows is another option, but it may negatively impact performance.
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