Do you have Fluid Motion or some sort of frame fill/smoothing turned on? My understanding is that the in game counter would not detect the extra frames generated by Adrenaline.
this post was submitted on 05 Jan 2025
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I just checked and yes I do.
Many games have the fps limited to prevent massive glitches that often happen. Could also be vsync or a number of other settings. With something like vsync, the game engine can run faster than the frames hitting your monitor as they'll be tossed away to prevent tearing.
Which one is right rather depends on the refresh rate of your screen. Your gpu can render 300 frames but if your screen only does 160 Hz you will only see 160.
But yeah, frame generation will only be picked up by your gpu driver software.
Edit: Nevermind, wrong advice.