CapFrameX is a frametime capture and analysis tool for checking in-game performance, based on Intel's PresentMon and leveraging some of the UI from the Rivatuner Statistics Server. It's been around for years and has remained a useful tool for many a gamer, but now it might get tapped by NASA to test its next-generation simulators.

After giving us such incredible innovations like pens that write upside down and ice cream that tastes bad (and a pretty huge portion of modern technology), NASA is looking earthside for its next breakthrough.

According to a social media post by the official CapFrameX account, the US space agency has "expressed interest" in using the application to asses the FPS

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