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An excellent, open-source performance monitoring overlay designed specifically for Linux users (including Steam Deck) utilizing Vulkan and OpenGL API applications.

The irony is that you risk thousands of dollars in fines to avoid paying less than ten dollars.

You get a clean installer with no risk of destroying your gaming rig. To help you find the perfect setup, let me know: What graphics card do you have? (NVIDIA or AMD?)

: Supports Windows 10 x64 and integrates with major graphics APIs like DirectX and OpenGL to hook into games. Microsoft Flight Simulator Forums System Insights & Benchmarking

You don't need a "cracked" program to monitor your performance. Several powerful, free, and safe alternatives offer similar, if not better, functionality. 1. MSI Afterburner (with RivaTuner)