NVIDIA has improved its FrameView application to measure frame rates of up to 800+ FPS. For those unfamiliar, NVIDIA FrameView is designed to accurately assess frame rates, frame times, power consumption, and performance-per-watt across various GPUs. The latest version, 1.7, now claims to measure parameters at an impressive 800+ frames per second. This is achievable in a few scenarios, such as running Counter Strike: 2 on a GeForce RTX 5090 GPU at 1080p resolution. Nonetheless, the option is now available. FrameView v1.7 is fully customizable, allowing for custom positioning. The software includes presets to control which performance metrics appear on your screen, and you can adjust the font size to suit your setup. If the text blends into the game background, you can enable a black backdrop for better readability. The update also adds toggles for technical readouts like "Full Screen Status", "Tearing", and "V-Sync." For more information, head over to NVIDIA's website .