So I got a Logitech G15 keyboard the other day. While it is still new, and doesnt have a lot of support from programs, and games, Fraps has made use of it. I dont always have Fraps running, but I do like to keep track of my frames. I took a few pics of it, to show how it works.
Pic one of the fraps graph, and current frames number I am not sure how long the graph is in terms of time. I forgot to check it.
Pic two of the LCD from within Windows It pops up screens of what you select for it to run. You can check if you want it to run things or not. As soon as the Fraps.exe is clocked, it pops up with that. And then alternates from the Fraps logo, and other things you select for it to run. Such as CPU load, and ram usage, the time and date, etc. The pic is of a what looks like a Widescreen LCD. You cant see it in the pic, but it swivels side to side, which is why its a little "blurry" in the pic. When you load up a game, or application, it tells you on the LCD.
Pic three of within BF2, playing on a server showing the CPU load and ram usage. I have it set to alternate from this, and the fraps graph. I have 2gigs of ram.. and as you can see, its over half of it. Typically in Windows it shows 13% usage already, so its not all the game.
Anyhow, its something I like about it, and Fraps is pretty used when checking frames. This way you can see the frames, and not have the huge yellow numbers on your screen. Just another nice feature for a great KB. If only it was ergo like the MS Natural.. but anyways.
Pic one of the fraps graph, and current frames number I am not sure how long the graph is in terms of time. I forgot to check it.
Pic two of the LCD from within Windows It pops up screens of what you select for it to run. You can check if you want it to run things or not. As soon as the Fraps.exe is clocked, it pops up with that. And then alternates from the Fraps logo, and other things you select for it to run. Such as CPU load, and ram usage, the time and date, etc. The pic is of a what looks like a Widescreen LCD. You cant see it in the pic, but it swivels side to side, which is why its a little "blurry" in the pic. When you load up a game, or application, it tells you on the LCD.
Pic three of within BF2, playing on a server showing the CPU load and ram usage. I have it set to alternate from this, and the fraps graph. I have 2gigs of ram.. and as you can see, its over half of it. Typically in Windows it shows 13% usage already, so its not all the game.
Anyhow, its something I like about it, and Fraps is pretty used when checking frames. This way you can see the frames, and not have the huge yellow numbers on your screen. Just another nice feature for a great KB. If only it was ergo like the MS Natural.. but anyways.
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