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Tracking FPS in Battlefield 6 helps you see how smoothly the game is running and spot performance drops during matches. The setting is built into the game, but it’s hidden under a different name in the menus, so it’s easy to miss.

You can turn it on from the Graphics settings or by using a console command on PC. Once enabled, the FPS counter will display in real time as you play.

How to Show FPS in Battlefield 6 Through Settings

1. Open the Settings menu from the top bar of the main menu.

2. Go to the Graphics tab.

3. Scroll to the Advanced section and select Modify.

4. Find the Performance Overlay option.

5. Choose Simple to show only FPS, or Extra to include system and display info.

How to Show FPS in Battlefield 6 Using Console Command (PC)

1. Open Settings and go to the System tab.

2. Under Setup, enable Command Console.

3. Return to the home screen and press the tilde key (~) to open the console.

4. Type PerfOverlay.DrawFps 1 and press Enter to enable the FPS counter.

5. To turn it off, type PerfOverlay.DrawFps 0 and press Enter.

Troubleshooting FPS Counter Issues

If the counter does not appear, restart the game and try again. If it still fails, it may be a temporary bug and you can report it to DICE through the official support page.

Final Blurb

The FPS counter in Battlefield 6 is quick to enable once you know where to find it. Use it to keep an eye on performance and make sure your setup is running at its best during intense matches.

FAQ

Does the FPS counter work on consoles?

No, it is only available on PC.

What’s the difference between Simple and Extra modes?

Simple shows only FPS, while Extra includes system stats like CPU and GPU usage.

Will enabling the FPS counter lower my performance?

No, it has no measurable impact on FPS.

Can I use the console command without enabling Command Console?

No, Command Console must be turned on first in the System tab.

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