As it's part of the 'debugging' facility of the game itself, it doesn't appear that it can't be disabled from being shown. This blocks from view pretty much the whole left hand side of the screen when in the small resolutions. Note : if you use the 'tdt' console command above after installing the current 1.1 patch for Oblivion you'll find that instead of just the few lines of FPS related debugging text that it'll now list a huge chunk of text to do with texture and assets paths as the game parses them into memory. Morrowind's command of ' show FPS=0/1' doesn't work in Oblivion so to display the games FPS using the engine rather than an external application like Fraps or ATI Tray Tools, type the following command into the console (hit the 'tilde' key, '~', to access the console) tdtĪfter typing this command blocks of text will appear on both the left and right hand side of the screen, the FPS for Oblivion is on the upper right side.

This will toggle the appearance of the console whilst in-game when pressing the '~' key - if you're in the UK it's actually the '¬' key which sits to the left of the number '1' and not our '~' key this will show or hide Oblivion's in game console for the PC version of the game. Showing Oblivion's FPS and the in-game consoleįirst turn on Oblivion's show/hide console command bAllowConsole=1

Oblivion easter-eggs, cheats, bugs and hidden items.

Unusual quests & locations in Oblivion - redwort etc.

Locations of skills trainers in Oblivion - novice to master.

Oblivion low fps on high end pc