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How to show fps in game For Honor

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A swift 3-click brief guide on how to show fps in-game in For Honor on PC via Ubisoft, helping you assess the game’s performance across different graphical settings.

1 Assuming the reader has all default keybinds, to access the Ubisoft Settings, press SHIFT F2, which should show a menu like so:

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Then click on the Cog seen in the bottom Left:

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Check the box marked ‘Display FPS counter in-game’.

Many users have reported that GeForce Experience sometimes displays ‘N/A’. Therefore, it is often a better alternative for tracking FPS while playing Ubisoft games, especially when the game does not include an FPS counter in its settings, such as For Honor.

This is a visual guide for those who can’t seem to find the settings and can’t find any demonstrations on Google. Share the link with them if they’re still having trouble finding it.

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Thomas has been writing game guides for over a year, covering whatever he's currently sunk into. He doesn't write about anything he hasn't actually played, which usually isn't a problem since he plays too much of everything anyway. Rocket League ate enough of his life to get him to Grand Champion, and he's got several max-level, fully geared characters sitting in World of Warcraft from various binges over the years. Recent obsessions include ARC Raiders, Battlefield, For Honor, and Rainbow Six Siege, with plenty of others in rotation. He's also worked behind the scenes for a well-known gaming creator on video production and editorial pieces, so the guides here are shaped as much by that side of the industry as by the hours logged in-game. Every tip, build, and location in his guides comes from his own playthroughs. If he hasn't tested it, it doesn't get published.