Keep track of the game’s performance. <\/p>
If you\u2019re looking to keep track of your Diablo 4<\/a> frame rate, you\u2019ll want to apply an FPS tracker. Tools like this can be useful when you\u2019re looking to maximise performance as they show you a live tracker of frames per second while playing the game.<\/p>\n Getting rid of those pesky FPS drops in any game can be something of a chore but frame rate counters can be used to see where it drops so you can adjust your settings accordingly.<\/p>\n Some games come with built-in FPS trackers, while the Steam Deck, for example, has one built-in that you can overlay on any game. It\u2019s needed if you wish to keep the game running at a buttery smooth 60 FPS (or higher) or keep it ticking along nicely in 30.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s how to show FPS in Diablo 4 and how to keep track of the frame rate while playing the game.<\/p> To show the Diablo 4 FPS counter all you need to do is press Ctrl+R at the same time<\/b>. You can do this at any time and it will bring up the frame rate tracker. That\u2019s all there is to it.<\/p>\n Once you have pressed Ctrl+R, the FPS tracker will appear in the bottom-left corner of the screen and give you a constant live feed of the game\u2019s current frame rate. It will remain there until you switch it off.<\/p>\n To turn the FPS counter off, you need to press Ctrl+R <\/strong>twice more<\/b>. Pressing this key combo once more will switch on the latency counter. This is also a useful tool as knowing what your ping is in an always-online game will let you know if it\u2019s your graphics settings or internet connection that is bringing performance down.<\/p>\n While many players likely won\u2019t ever feel the need to learn what exact frame rate they\u2019re hitting in Diablo 4, using its FPS counter is a great way to help you eke out the best performance you can.<\/p>\n You may find, for example, that playing the game in 4K on ultra settings (check out the system requirements<\/a> to see if your rig can run it) is often dropping lower than 60 FPS. This will give the game\u2019s performance a stuttering and sluggish feel. With the tracker switched on, you can tell when the frame rate is dropping and adjust your graphics settings accordingly.<\/p> How to show FPS in Diablo 4<\/b><\/h2>\n