Look at the corner of the screen you chose while playing a game and you’ll see the FPS counter. RELATED: How to Display Steam's Built-in FPS Counter in PC Games
In Steam (while no games are running), just head to Steam > Settings > In-Game and then pick a position for the FPS display from the “In-game FPS counter” dropdown. Valve recently added an FPS counter to Steam’s in-game overlay. RELATED: How to Monitor Your FPS in UWP Games on Windows 10 Steam’s In-Game Overlay And once you know what kind of FPS you’re getting in a games, you can get to work on improving your gaming performance. There are even tools that will let you monitor FPS in UWP games on Windows 10.
The game video recorder FRAPS is also still around to help you display FPS in games if you’re not using Steam or NVIDIA. Steam now offers a built-in FPS display, as does NVIDIA via its GeForce Experience software. It’s easier than ever to display a PC game’s FPS.
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