FramePacing - High_Precision Framerate Limiter for Windows

Why FramePacing Exists

A game running at 60 FPS isn't necessarily smooth.

What matters isn't just the average framerate, but how consistently each frame is delivered. Even small variations in frame delivery can create visible stutter and uneven motion.

This is a frame pacing problem — and it's one reason a locked 30 FPS on a console can sometimes feel smoother than an unlocked, inconsistent framerate on PC.

FramePacing addresses this directly by enforcing a strict, even interval between frames, eliminating the timing irregularities that cause micro-stutter.

Features

• []Consistent Frame Pacing

  Built-in game limiters and driver-level caps can fluctuate, resulting in uneven frametimes. FramePacing maintains a flat, uniform frame delivery for a more stable experience.[/]

  []Redistribute GPU Headroom

  Capping the framerate prevents the GPU from spending resources rendering unnecessary frames. The freed-up headroom can instead be used for higher quality settings, ray tracing, or increased resolution.[/]

  []Lower Temperatures and Noise

  A stable, capped framerate reduces unnecessary GPU load, resulting in cooler temperatures, quieter fans, lower power consumption, and less long-term hardware stress.[/]

  []Adjustable at Any Time

  Driver-level limiters typically require restarting the game when changing the cap. FramePacing allows you to change the target framerate instantly, without closing the game.[/]

  []Real-Time Frametime Graph

  A minimal overlay displays a live frametime graph, allowing you to verify frame pacing quality directly while playing.[/]

  []Simple and Lightweight

  One click and you're ready to go. No configuration is required to get started.[/]