GPU Frame Rate
Observe the framerate
This panel lets you observe and analyse the framerate.
You can access it in the Component Selector Change the current component panel in a tab Read More . Or you can simply double-click on the FPS Meter Frame per second Meter Read More or right-click on it and select 'Pop Frame Time'.
A good frame rate should look like this:
Here is an example of a bad frame rate:
If you observe peaks on this curve, it can be due to two kinds of issues:
You can access it in the Component Selector Change the current component panel in a tab Read More . Or you can simply double-click on the FPS Meter Frame per second Meter Read More or right-click on it and select 'Pop Frame Time'.
A good frame rate should look like this:
Here is an example of a bad frame rate:
If you observe peaks on this curve, it can be due to two kinds of issues:
- Incorrect system settings: check the topic Issues with video Playback Frame drop, performances problems? Here are some relevant questions that might help you optimise your show: Read More
- A project too heavy for your hardware: try some optimizations. Reduce resolution or particle count, video quality or layer numbers… Follow the topics Use optimisation tools to accelerate a composition It is running fast? Could be faster. Read More and Profiling Enable/Disable performance profiling Read More .
See Also:
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In same group:
- GPU Memory Meter
- Issues Panel
- General Engine settings
- Preset Editor Mentioned:
- Component Selector
- FPS Meter