The AMD Frame Latency Meter (FLM) measurement tool is a must-have for anyone who wants to measure the response time of their games with mouse events.
How it works
The app takes a measurement using the following method:
- The app continuously captures the frames, and compares each frame to the previous one within the selected region.
- The app then generates a mouse movement event (this is standard Windows® functionality) and waits for the frame contents to change.
The time between the generated mouse movement and the detected frame change is the latency.
16 latency measurements are averaged per row to get a cleaner value, but given the data, it is possible to average as many measurements as required to get an even more precise measurement.
One of the unique features of the AMD FLM mouse latency measurement tool is that muzzle flash from bullets is not needed to measure latency. This means that it is possible to quickly make as many measurements as required without worrying about running out of ammo. As a result, the application can work autonomously to collect an unlimited number of measurement samples, reaching a much higher accuracy.
With its unique features and accurate measurements, AMD FLM is the perfect tool for anyone who wants to improve their applications performance.
You can find full usage instructions in the AMD FLM GitHub repo. Try it out today and experience the difference!
