Wednesday, July 20th 2016

FRAPS to Make a Comeback with Windows 10 Support

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btarunr
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The popular frame-rate overlay, screengrab and recording utility FRAPS is set to make a comeback. The new version 3.6.0 comes with official Windows 10 support, with support for all of the utility's nifty features. FRAPS developer Beepa did not comment on when they plan to release version 3.6.0, only stating that they "hope to have it available as soon as possible," and that its development is in progress. Meanwhile we have a screenshot of a development build running on Windows 10 to chew on.
Source: OC3D
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60 Comments on FRAPS to Make a Comeback with Windows 10 Support

#51
qubit
Overclocked quantum bit
AhhzzHaven't seen anything.... Beepa doesn't appear to have released any news...
I wonder if the company is even still around. :ohwell:
EarthDogIt works in w10... what is the problem/what are you waiting for????
Well, they were supposed to be working on a new version with updated features, so I want to know what came of it.

Also, it doesn't always play well with some games or other overlays, which is due to it being out of date. It certainly doesn't always play nice with MSI AfterBurner's overlay, depending on the game, which can completely lock up at startup with the two running. Either one and it's ok.
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#52
EarthDog
Say what you mean, mean what you say.. dear god forums... lol!

Makes sense it doesnt work with a second overlay running at the same time. Never a good idea. :)

What games does it not work with?
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#53
qubit
Overclocked quantum bit
one the later CoDs and a couple of others I think. Basically, I wanted to see the various readings from AB with the clear fps counter from Fraps. It's worked just fine on W7 in the past with quite a few games, so it's no so unreasonable to expect it to work now, double overlay or not. I think there are other small glitches with it, but I can't remember what they were now.
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#54
EarthDog
So a rare few games. Gotcha.

Yeah, ive done 2 overlays as well, but it can cause some weird to stuff to happen is why i asked. That said for testing, ive run both fine together in w10 before too. Maybe across like 10 games only though.
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#55
rtwjunkie
PC Gaming Enthusiast
Batou1986The only thing ALL of the overlay programs lack at this point is support for Metro style MS apps and DX12
^^^THIS. Everyone is saying AB works just fine in W10, etc, but what they are all ignoring is it doesn't work in DX12. If the new FRAPS will work in DX12, then that is a game changer in the overlay market.
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#57
rtwjunkie
PC Gaming Enthusiast
Very excellent.
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#58
Melvis
After steam has its own inbuilt FPS counter I havent used Fraps or any other FPS meter since
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#59
rtwjunkie
PC Gaming Enthusiast
MelvisAfter steam has its own inbuilt FPS counter I havent used Fraps or any other FPS meter since
Therin lies the problem. It's only Steam (half my library is on mostly GOG or a few on the other two), and only frames, no temperature monitoring.
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#60
Melvis
rtwjunkieTherin lies the problem. It's only Steam (half my library is on mostly GOG or a few on the other two), and only frames, no temperature monitoring.
I use gadgets for temp and usage monitoring. (Good old W7) on my second Monitor.

And most other games I play that arnt through steam have an inbuilt FPS counter anyway like Black desert, Diablo 3, etc.
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