Console Key FPS Counter Too Small

[SterlingARCH3R]

When I use the console key (~) to pull up the FPS counter, it's too small to see. I'm running this game in 4K and it's barely visible. Yes, I could use Origin In-Game's FPS counter, but I try to maximize performance by not having those features activated. Please look into proportionately-sized console views.

[Carbonic · Accepted solution]

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@SterlingARCH3R wrote:

When I use the console key (~) to pull up the FPS counter, it's too small to see. I'm running this game in 4K and it's barely visible. Yes, I could use Origin In-Game's FPS counter, but I try to maximize performance by not having those features activated. Please look into proportionately-sized console views.

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The "PerfOverlay.FpsDisplayScale" command changes the size of the FPS counter. "PerfOverlay.FpsDisplayScale 6" would be 6 times bigger.

[DrSargeX]

@SterlingARCH3R

Just type:- perfoverlay.drawfps true

your fps will be visible

[Carbonic · Accepted solution]

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@SterlingARCH3R wrote:

When I use the console key (~) to pull up the FPS counter, it's too small to see. I'm running this game in 4K and it's barely visible. Yes, I could use Origin In-Game's FPS counter, but I try to maximize performance by not having those features activated. Please look into proportionately-sized console views.

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The "PerfOverlay.FpsDisplayScale" command changes the size of the FPS counter. "PerfOverlay.FpsDisplayScale 6" would be 6 times bigger.

[SterlingARCH3R]

@Carbonic Nice! I couldn't even see the options every time I typed in Perfoverlay... so I didn't even know about those. Thanks!