Notebookcheck.net spotted that Valve has released a new beta of the Steam app where the basic in-game FPS counter has become a full in-game overlay performance monitor. Remember, this is still in beta ...

Valve has added a new performance monitor to Steam that can help you understand why a game may or may not be running smoothly ...

Framed, a two-part series of noir puzzles games built around rearranging comic book-like panels to change the flow of scenes, is coming to Steam next year with the release of the Framed Collection ...

To enable the new performance overlay, users need to go to Settings > In Game and scroll down to the new Performance Overlay section. There, they can change the position of the overlay, make a hotkey ...

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Valve have turned Steam's FPS counter into a full-on performance monitor, adding loads of potentially useful hardware usage ...

AMD recommends FSR 3 for games that already hit 60 frames per second or higher, but on the Steam Deck it’s likely that you want to use the feature to bring the frame rate up to 60 or beyond. As ...

To activate the FPS counter on Steam, open Steam, go to the settings and select the position of the FPS counter from the drop-down menu. You’ll find the In-game FPS display option under In-game .

But the Steam Deck can’t use frame generation, at least not in games that don’t come with native FSR 3 support — and there aren’t a ton of those that even run well on the Steam Deck.

As you can see in the included charts, SteamOS showed noticeable frame rate improvements in four of the five games tested.