CapFrameX ist ein Open Source Capture- und Analyse-Tool, mit dessen Hilfe Benchmarks aufgezeichnet und bildlich dargestellt werden können. Es setzt das NET Framework in der Version 4.7.2 voraus. Neu ist auch ein Supportthread bei uns im Forum.
Changelog:
New features
Option to auto turn off overlay when capturing frametimes to reduce impact on the results.
New Sensor page to freely set the sensors that will be logged in benchmarks (Analysis page only shows the basic sensors, Sensor page shows all)
Custom resolution chart export for line graphs on Analysis, Comparison and Synchronization page via context menu (resolution can be set under global options)
Added “GPUFPS/10W” to metrics and changed “CPUFPS/W” to “CPUFPS/10W” (better visibility for bar charts)
Added “Used Memory Game”, “GPU Memory Dedicated Game” and “GPU Memory Shared Game” to sensors to log the memory usage of the specific games
Memory sensor for AMD cards provided by ADL (equivalent to NvAPI)
Experimental support for Intel Rocket Lake CPUs
Enhancements
Sensors that are neither used while logging nor displayed in the overlay won’t be updated to further minimize performance impact
Improved hotkey handling (example: Hotkey “X” now also responds to modifier combinations like “Shift+X” as long as there is no other hotkey using that exact combination)
“Copy/paste” option for Record lists context menu
User config is now saved as JSON in the Documents folder to be persistent when installing new versions.
Record list search bar now also works with comment lines
General performance optimization
Bug fixes
Possible Hotkey sound delay
Legends on Comparison page may still be visible even if toggled off
Missing power and VRAM (dedicated memory) sensor for AMD GPUs
