How can i get the actual/capped fps?

I'm using this stock script from the wiki: http://wiki.unity3d.com/wiki/index.php?title=FramesPerSecond

And honestly, i'm pretty sure it worked fine in unity 4.5, but it doesn't now.
My application has the target framerate set to 60 fps, so it's basically capped there. I'm designing my game around maintaining 60 fps as a constant/stable value, so my interest in a framerate meter is mainly to see when it dips below, and i'd like it to comfortingly show a static 60fps when nothing is wrong.

However now, in unity 4.6, the fps counter is showing what i can only assume, is the framerate my computer is capable of, rather than the one it's actually putting out. In my fairly empty scene it's showing 300-400 fps, fluctuating now and then. This isn't helpful to me.

any idea what might have changed to break it, and how i could fix it?

 

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Wait, 300 > 60. Am I missing something?

 

the script used to display 60, now it displays 300-400. Something seems to have changed in upgrading to unity 4.6

 

if (fps>60) fps = 60;



In your case of high fps (which is a great thing) I have no idea. My game is well above 60 (even though vsync is enabled) in 5.

 

That doesnt sound good. That sounds like Vsync isn't working properly.

 

I used fraps to measure it.