FrameScope was developed as a modern windows performance monitoring and benchmarking application. The idea is to give users real-time system statistics of their computer and easy to understand. It is also designed to be configurable and have user settings to control what is displayed (on the in game overlay for gaming benchmarking)
Application Features:
Real-time performance monitoring
Track your CPU/GPU usage, Memory consumption, temperatures, clock speeds, frame times (total, dropped, unstable), performance spikes, and network usage.
Native FPS and frame-time capture
Capture and monitor FPS. Track your total frames, dropped/unstable frames, low, and have a real time FPS.
Game ready overlay
Display important stats over your game when benchmarking (or just during gaming sessions)
Flexible benchmarking
Start and stop benchmarks with a keybind or run them for a preset duration. FrameScope records average FPS, minimums, frame-time behavior, resource usage, temperatures, and other session data.
Performance history and reports
Review previous benchmark sessions and export detailed HTML reports for comparisons, troubleshooting, or sharing results.
Automatic game detection
FrameScope can identify active games and show their proper names instead of only displaying process filenames.
Detailed hardware pages
Dedicated CPU, GPU, memory, storage, and network sections provide deeper information beyond the main dashboard.
System information panel
View the computer’s CPU, GPU, RAM, Windows version, motherboard, BIOS, storage capacity, display information, and other key specifications.
Connected-device battery monitoring
FrameScope can display battery percentages for supported Bluetooth and wireless accessories when Windows exposes the information, including mice, keyboards, headsets, and controllers.
Configurable tray monitoring
Keep FrameScope minimized while still seeing selected information by hovering over its system-tray icon. Users can choose which statistics appear, such as FPS, temperatures, CPU or GPU usage, active game, and device battery levels.
Quick tray controls
Open FrameScope, toggle the overlay, start or stop a benchmark, refresh device batteries, or exit directly from the tray menu.
Top-process monitoring
See which applications are currently consuming the most CPU and memory without opening Task Manager.
Live alerts
FrameScope can warn about high CPU or GPU temperatures, heavy memory usage, and major frame-time spikes.
Multiple visual themes
Includes Light, Dark, and Performance themes, with themed menus, dropdowns, active states, and dashboard controls.
Clean, user-friendly design
Built as a friendlier alternative to older performance tools, FrameScope presents advanced telemetry without requiring the user to understand complicated profiling software.
FrameScope gives gamers, PC enthusiasts, reviewers, and troubleshooters a clear view of how their system is performing. From live FPS and hardware temperatures to detailed benchmark reports, connected-device batteries, and an in-game overlay, FrameScope brings essential performance tools together in one polished Windows application.
Application Features:
Real-time performance monitoring
Track your CPU/GPU usage, Memory consumption, temperatures, clock speeds, frame times (total, dropped, unstable), performance spikes, and network usage.
Native FPS and frame-time capture
Capture and monitor FPS. Track your total frames, dropped/unstable frames, low, and have a real time FPS.
Game ready overlay
Display important stats over your game when benchmarking (or just during gaming sessions)
Flexible benchmarking
Start and stop benchmarks with a keybind or run them for a preset duration. FrameScope records average FPS, minimums, frame-time behavior, resource usage, temperatures, and other session data.
Performance history and reports
Review previous benchmark sessions and export detailed HTML reports for comparisons, troubleshooting, or sharing results.
Automatic game detection
FrameScope can identify active games and show their proper names instead of only displaying process filenames.
Detailed hardware pages
Dedicated CPU, GPU, memory, storage, and network sections provide deeper information beyond the main dashboard.
System information panel
View the computer’s CPU, GPU, RAM, Windows version, motherboard, BIOS, storage capacity, display information, and other key specifications.
Connected-device battery monitoring
FrameScope can display battery percentages for supported Bluetooth and wireless accessories when Windows exposes the information, including mice, keyboards, headsets, and controllers.
Configurable tray monitoring
Keep FrameScope minimized while still seeing selected information by hovering over its system-tray icon. Users can choose which statistics appear, such as FPS, temperatures, CPU or GPU usage, active game, and device battery levels.
Quick tray controls
Open FrameScope, toggle the overlay, start or stop a benchmark, refresh device batteries, or exit directly from the tray menu.
Top-process monitoring
See which applications are currently consuming the most CPU and memory without opening Task Manager.
Live alerts
FrameScope can warn about high CPU or GPU temperatures, heavy memory usage, and major frame-time spikes.
Multiple visual themes
Includes Light, Dark, and Performance themes, with themed menus, dropdowns, active states, and dashboard controls.
Clean, user-friendly design
Built as a friendlier alternative to older performance tools, FrameScope presents advanced telemetry without requiring the user to understand complicated profiling software.
FrameScope gives gamers, PC enthusiasts, reviewers, and troubleshooters a clear view of how their system is performing. From live FPS and hardware temperatures to detailed benchmark reports, connected-device batteries, and an in-game overlay, FrameScope brings essential performance tools together in one polished Windows application.