DigitalFoundry has released a frame-rate test video from the Street Fighter V beta, which can be viewed below. As DigitalFoundry explains the beta has been suffering from connectivity issues, especially outside the US, but they did manage to capture a few hours of gameplay. Street Fighter V's March 2016 release, is still quite far off, so any minor issues that appear to be evident in its performance will hopefully be ironed out by then.

Street Fighter V frame-rate test showcases an almost constant 60fps during gameplay

　　Capcom stated regarding the Street Fighetr V Beta:

　　What’s up everyone!

　　As a lot of you may have known, we’ve recently been holding regional server stress tests and have experienced minimal issues. Due to the promising results received, we are now moving forward with our worldwide beta test.

　　The worldwide beta test will begin on August 28th at 4pm PST (August 29th 12:00am BST/ 8:00am JST), and will continue for five days and end on September 2nd at 7am PST (3:00pm BST/11:00pm JST). Outside of the servers being shut down for periodic maintenance, we expect everything to run continuously throughout the entire five day beta period.

　　Although we want you all to experience the awesomeness that is Street Fighter V during this time, please note that this is a beta and users may run into connectivity issues. This data is extremely helpful to us, as it will ensure that the final product will have the most optimal net code. In case there are issues, be sure to follow @SFVServer on Twitter for the latest updates on the status of the server.

　　Lastly, to help ensure that those that log into the beta have the best possible experience, we recommend the following:

　　Wired internet connections provide more stable speeds than Wi-Fi, so use a wired connection if you can.

　　Avoid downloading files in the background while playing, as it takes up bandwidth and slows your connection.

　　Make sure to bring your A game. The world is waiting!

　　Capcom revealed a couple of days ago that R. Mika will be joining the Street Fighter V roster. Having made her first appearance in Street Fighter Alpha 3, R. Mika has been a fan favorite ever since. Vega has also been revealed for Street Fighter V, and the iconic Spaniard looks quite sharp in the latest iteration of the Street Fighter franchise. A new character was introduced at EVO 2015, named Necalli.

　　Street Fighter V is built on the Unreal Engine 4 and will be releasing on the PlayStation 4 and PC in Q1 2016. We will bring you any new information on Street Fighter V, as soon as it becomes available.