# Statistics

## Statistics

Console commands specific to displaying game statistics:

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**Example Stats:**

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FPS - Displays Frames per Second (FPS) counter.

Unit/UnitGraph - Overall frame time as well as the game thread, rendering thread, and GPU times. This is a great stat command to start with because it helps developers focus on their profiling work.

SceneRendering - It shows general rendering statistics. This is a good starting point to find general areas of slow performance in the rendering process.

RHI - Displays RHI memory and performance statistics.

GPU - Displays GPU statistics for the frame.

Engine - It shows general rendering stats like frame time as well as counters from the number of triangles being rendered.

Memory - Shows statistics on how much memory is being used by various subsystems in Unreal Engine.

More information about Stat Commands:

<https://docs.unrealengine.com/5.0/en-US/stat-commands-in-unreal-engine/>

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