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Do you want to see your FPS while you're playing Roblox? Although you can use third-party overlays like NVIDIA's GeForce Experience , you don't need to install any extra software to see your FPS in Roblox on your computer. Sadly, you can't see those stats on your phone, but you can optimize your Android or iPhone to make the game run smoothly. Follow the steps outlined in this guide to learn how to check your frames-per-second in Roblox and how to optimize your system for better gameplay.
Quick Steps
- Open Roblox on your computer.
- Press Shift + F5 .
- Read next to "FPS" to see your frames-per-second.
Steps
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Keyboard Shortcut to See FPS on Desktop
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Run Roblox. You can't see the FPS counter without running the game.
- This only works for Roblox on a computer, not the mobile app for Android or iPhone.
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Press ⇧ Shift and F5 at the same time. A window of stats will pop-up on the left side of your screen.Advertisement
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Read your frames-per-second next to the "FPS" header. The cap is 60, so as long as you're getting that, you're good.
- Press Shift + F5 again to hide the window.
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Section 3 of 4:
Optimizing Android
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Enable developer mode. If you already have this enabled, you can skip this step. The wording for every Android varies depending on the manufacturer, but the steps are similar enough to follow. Here's what you need to do to enable developer mode:
- Open Settings and tap About phone .
- Tap on "Build Number" 7 times. You might find "Build number" inside another menu, like "Software information".
- You'll see a notification at the bottom that developer mode is enabled.
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Go back to Settings and tap Developer options . It's usually the last option on the menu. Tap the magnifying glass and search for developer options if you can't find it.
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Tap the toggle next to "Force 4x MSAA" to switch it on. The toggle will be green when enabled. You'll find this option under the "Hardware accelerated rendering" header.
- Open Roblox again and see if your game is running smoother with the changes.
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