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[Lionsroar]

I just tried posting that way and received an error that I am not allowed to use that extension on this community

[senaiboy]

Looks like a FPS counter to me.

Various programs do this. Examples include FRAPS (screen capture video recording) and Evolve (game client overlay). Check what programs are running in the background.

[Lionsroar]

Thank you all for your help. Ini addition to this, I found out about the F9 feature and where my screen shots are saved so it was a very helpful thread.

I now know how low my FPS rate is, which I am sure is affecting my gameplay. That will be the next topic I research on the forums.

Thanks again

[Koniving]

Glad we could help.

[DecoyTheDad]

The large yellow number is an FPS counter within Overwolf. This can be turned off within the settings. Hover the mouse of the tab that opens Overwolf. Then click on the wrench. Scroll down to FPS and click on that link. From there you should be able to uncheck the box that enables the FPS monitor.

Overwolf started showing the teamspeak overlay properly after the last patch (on my computer). This is when the FPS counter showed it's head as well.

[Bront]

FYI, 35 FPS isn't bad (it's not great, but it's not bad). Try turning down a few settings (Damage glow fixed a ton of framerate issues for me). I play at a pretty solid 24-40 (depending on the map), often closer to 24 in the heat of battle, but it's a constant smooth 24, so it's rarely an issue. most people aim for at least 30+.

Update your drivers, and tweak your video settings, and you might be able to get it up a bit, but don't blame your in game performance on it, if you're getting a solid 35. That should be smooth enough for most folks to play at (particularly if you didn't notice before).

Edited by Bront, 30 October 2013 - 11:19 AM.