Another new release is available for MangoHud, the Linux gaming overlay, which is also used for the performance stats on Steam Deck. This is a small follow-up release to the bigger MangoHud v0.8 released earlier in February.
Here's the main changes:
Changes
- Added Elbrus CPU temperature support.
- fps_metrics has been reworked and should be more accurate now.
fex_statsdisplays developer stats for FEX emulator.Fixes
- A common crash caused by a race condition due to uninitialized GPUs.
- libxkb wasn't being added as dependency for x11.
- params: option 4 was displaying things that Steam Deck doesn't have sensors for.
- crash when using nvidia and libnvctrl was not present on the system.
- amdgpu:
- memory clock and graphics clock was not being collected correctly.
- sysfs node for power usage was incorrect.
- vram was not being correctly collected for APUs.
Pictured - Core Keeper with MangoHud Horizontal Layout
See more on the GitHub.
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R Daneel Olivaw 8 hours ago
I've never used mangohud (I just use the built in kde plasma perf monitor + steam's built in fps display) but does this mean mangohud was reporting the wrong fps values before this update? 
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