If reality were frame-rate based, how could we detect it?

Inspired by this question regarding reality as simulation and this question about a continuous time line, it made me wonder: if our time were indeed like a high frame-rate simulation, how could we detect it, if at all?

So, assumptions are, of course - yes, time is discrete. And the "frame-rate" is high enough to not contradict what we already know in physics/science. What evidence could we find that time is discrete?

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