Recording FPS to file/plot?

[PicklePicklePickle]

Hello,

 

I'm about to swap out my 10900K for the 11900K and want to have some consistent DCS data before and after to see any impact to DCS performance. I expect not only a change from the CPU itself, but also from the fact that the 11th gen CPU enables PCIe 4.0 so theoretically my SSD should run twice as fast, which might have an impact on DCS.

 

I thought a good way to do this was to just start a free-flight configuration over some challenging map, maybe Syria and record a plot of the FPS without any control input such that it is exactly the same between both runs.

 

Does anyone know a way to record FPS (to a text file or whatever) over time using DCS/fpsVR or some other tool? Besides writing it down with a stopwatch I mean. I'd like to load them into excel for comparison, post here, etc.

 

It seems DCS has some metrics built-in, maybe this feature exists already?

 

Thanks!

[speed-of-heat]

FpsVR  enables you to record data to a file,

[PicklePicklePickle]

Thanks! I found the function...should be an interesting project for this weekend. Probably will end in disappointment.

[speed-of-heat]

I would have thought any improvement would have been marginal... have you seen the GN video Pathetic: Intel Core i9-11900K CPU Review & Benchmarks: Gaming, Power, Production - YouTube

[PicklePicklePickle]

Yes it is not looking good. My only hope is that DCS is single-threaded so the standard benchmarks are not a good model, and maybe there will be something gained when it is overclocked plus the pcie 4.0. But yes I probably just got a paperweight. Maybe should have built an AMD system.