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Sathyajith Bhat
edit approved Apr 16, 2012 at 12:53
Sathyajith Bhat
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I will assume that you have FRAPS(if not you can get the free version from FRAPS.com;the main difference between the full and the demo AFAIK is that in the demo you can record videos of upto 30 seconds at a time) .
1)Run FRAPS before starting BF3 .
2)Load a section of a mission that is graphics intensive(plenty of smoke,destruction,enemies and explosions).
3)Press F11 or whatever the hotkey you have set for benchmark .
4)Play your normal game while FRAPS benchmarks for .Press F11 again to stop benchmark . The min,max and average FPS will be stored in a Spreadsheet file.
5)Repeat this to get an average min,max and average .
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  1. Run FRAPS before starting BF3
  2. Load a section of a mission that is graphics intensive(plenty of smoke,destruction,enemies and explosions).
  3. Press F11 or whatever the hotkey you have set for benchmark.
  4. Play your normal game while FRAPS benchmarks for <insert time here>. Press F11 again to stop benchmark. The min, max and average FPS will be stored in a spreadsheet file.
  5. Repeat this to get an average min,max and average.

Note:Make Make sure you have the MinMaxAvg dialog ticked under benchmark settings  .   

enter image description here

I will assume that you have FRAPS(if not you can get the free version from FRAPS.com;the main difference between the full and the demo AFAIK is that in the demo you can record videos of upto 30 seconds at a time) .
1)Run FRAPS before starting BF3 .
2)Load a section of a mission that is graphics intensive(plenty of smoke,destruction,enemies and explosions).
3)Press F11 or whatever the hotkey you have set for benchmark .
4)Play your normal game while FRAPS benchmarks for .Press F11 again to stop benchmark . The min,max and average FPS will be stored in a Spreadsheet file.
5)Repeat this to get an average min,max and average .
Note:Make sure you have the MinMaxAvg dialog ticked under benchmark settings  .  enter image description here

I will assume that you have FRAPS(if not you can get the free version from FRAPS.com;the main difference between the full and the demo AFAIK is that in the demo you can record videos of upto 30 seconds at a time)/

  1. Run FRAPS before starting BF3
  2. Load a section of a mission that is graphics intensive(plenty of smoke,destruction,enemies and explosions).
  3. Press F11 or whatever the hotkey you have set for benchmark.
  4. Play your normal game while FRAPS benchmarks for <insert time here>. Press F11 again to stop benchmark. The min, max and average FPS will be stored in a spreadsheet file.
  5. Repeat this to get an average min,max and average.

Note: Make sure you have the MinMaxAvg dialog ticked under benchmark settings. 

enter image description here

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I will assume that you have FRAPS(if not you can get the free version from FRAPS.com;the main difference between the full and the demo AFAIK is that in the demo you can record videos of upto 30 seconds at a time) .
1)Run FRAPS before starting BF3 .
2)Load a section of a mission that is graphics intensive(plenty of smoke,destruction,enemies and explosions).
3)Press F11 or whatever the hotkey you have set for benchmark .
4)Play your normal game while FRAPS benchmarks for .Press F11 again to stop benchmark . The min,max and average FPS will be stored in a Spreadsheet file.
5)Repeat this to get an average min,max and average .
Note:Make sure you have the MinMaxAvg dialog ticked under benchmark settings . enter image description here