FrameTimingManager.GetLatestTimings not working

I have this bit of code:
FrameTiming[] frameTimings = new FrameTiming[10];
FrameTimingManager.CaptureFrameTimings();
Debug.Log(FrameTimingManager.GetLatestTimings(10, frameTimings));
Debug.Log(frameTimings[0].cpuFrameTime + " : " + frameTimings[0].gpuFrameTime);

but it keeps returning "0" and "0 : 0", should this work on windows?

 

According to this thread, this seems to work only on XBox.

 

It seems to work on all the consoles I've tried it on (xbox/ps4/switch) but not on Windows. The editor already has a 'stats' button that you can use and the profiler is pretty decent for debugging CPU & GPU timings.

 

Im working on a multiplayer game, and want to determine which player is most suited to be a "host", or do extra calculations.
I want to do that by comparing desired fps vs actual fps, and then seeing if its a cpu or gpu bottleneck.
if the gpu is the bottleneck i can use more cpu from that user.
is there another way i can do this?

 

Maybe one of this discussions could provide useful information:
https://answers.unity.com/questions/506736/measure-cpu-and-memory-load-in-code.html
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56684306/how-to-read-system-usage-cpu-ram-etc

 

I tried that, but due to WaitForTargetFPS, the cpu is still used and it constantly shows 100% cpu usage.
This is the same when switching from 1000 FPS to 60 FPS using application.TargetFrameRate.

 

Did you check out the second link, which seems to describe a solution exactly to the problem you are mentioning?
I mean the answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/56697581/2615905