If you want to check the fps count in Diablo 4, you can find out how to do it here. Easy way to see an FPS Counter.
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Open beta of Diablo 4 launched today. Everyone can test the latest installment of the popular series from Blizzard. Of course, this was not without technical problems. If you need to check the fps count, you can find out how to do it here. Check your FPS Counter.
If you have a GPU from Nvidia, you can use Nvidia GeForce Experience to measure the frame rate. To do this, you need to do the following:

When you launch the game after saving the settings, the overlay will appear in the place you indicated.
Also the owners of cards from AMD can take advantage of the manufacturer's software, AMD Software: Adrenalin. In this case, to see the number of fps you need to do the following:
A quick way to check the number of fps in Diablo 4 is also to use Windows Game Bar. While playing, press the key combination responsible for launching the overlay (Windows+G by default). Then a number of different functions will appear, among which there is also a small "performance" panel, showing, among other things, the number of frames per second. Just press the pin icon on it and it will permanently appear on the screen.
If, after launching Windows Game Bar, it didn't show you the "performance" tab by default, then you need to go to the "widget menu", which is located on the panel at the very top of the screen. This is how you can manually enable the feature.
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