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Hello.
Thus my question, am I missing some software/hardware quirks and the frame rate shown by Turing screen is technically correct? If not, or even if yes as well, is there a way to "convince" the turing-smart-screen-python software to show correct values of FPS? They seem awfully innacurate and misleading. Edit: I've installed LibreHarwareMonitor v 0.9.4 application to directly display sensor readings (sensor is "AMD Radeon RX 6600 / Factors / Fullscreen FPS") and those are very accurate. No problem seen there, while it shows correct 59/60 FPS, the turing-smart-screen-python shows 68-79 FPS. Edit2: ./external/LibreHardwareMonitor/test_librehardwaremonitor.py also shows correct value while turing-smart-screen-python running in parallel shows incorrect values Edit 3: Solution Please notice
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Answering myself so this question will be flagged as answered - the solution is above in the question. |
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Answering myself so this question will be flagged as answered - the solution is above in the question.
Please for someone smart and skilled in github handling release a pull request - I just know Python, that's all.