0.3 FPS.
0.2.
Then the power flickered.
He saw it on the third frame.
It read:
Frame 3: The RivaTuner overlay itself, floating in a black void. Below the FPS counter, a new line of text appeared:
The Frame Counter
And in the final rendered frame, he saw the RivaTuner overlay again, but it was no longer on his monitor. It was stitched directly across his own vision, burned into his retinas.
No Windows desktop.
Just a blink. The monitor went black, then returned. But something was wrong. The RivaTuner overlay was still there—the tiny yellow font—but it was no longer displaying "141 FPS."
Alex laughed nervously. A glitch. He moved his mouse. The Guardian on screen didn't move. The overlay ticked to 0.9 FPS. It felt like the game was rendering one agonizing frame per second of something else . riva tuner destiny 2