1. Open the GamePP main interface, click the "Hardware Monitoring" icon (blue button) on the left to enter the module. 2. Switch to the "Hardware Information" tab, view GPU real-time frequency, temperature, usage rate, voltage, thermal power consumption, etc. dynamic data. 3. Enable curve display for graphics card temperature. 4. Support full hardware coverage, read GPU sensor information. 5. After this setup, you can read GPU data to avoid game overheating.
1. Open the GamePP main interface, click the "Hardware Monitoring" icon (blue button) on the left to enter the module. 2. Switch to the "Hardware Information" tab, view CPU model, core count, thread count, process, etc. specs. 3. Click the "Re-scan" button to refresh current hardware information changes. 4. Click the "Select Sensor" button to detect CPU sensors, view "Sensor Details". 5. After this setup, you can verify CPU legitimacy to avoid game compatibility issues.
1. Open the GamePP main interface, click the "Game Filter" icon (purple button) on the left to enter the module. 2. Switch to the "Game Filter" tab, select AI filter mode: general mode or AMD Ryzen AI NPU mode or Intel Ultra AI NPU mode (based on graphics card adaptation). 3. Custom filter strength, such as saturation (0-10 range), warm (preset style). 4. Support game filter hotkey switch and preset switch. 5. After this setup, you can real-time apply filters in the game to adjust to warm tones and enhance atmosphere.
1. Open the GamePP main interface, click the "Game Filter" icon (purple button) on the left to enter the module. 2. Switch to the "Game Filter" tab, select AI filter mode: general mode or AMD Ryzen AI NPU mode or Intel Ultra AI NPU mode (based on graphics card adaptation). 3. Custom filter strength, such as deblurring (0-10 range), sharpening (0-10 range). 4. Support preset filter styles like sharp or high contrast, and custom hotkeys. 5. After this setup, you can real-time render filters in the game to sharpen edges and avoid blur issues.
1. Open the GamePP main interface, click the "Game Filter" icon (purple button) on the left to enter the module. 2. Switch to the "Game Filter" tab, select AI filter mode: general mode or AMD Ryzen AI NPU mode or Intel Ultra AI NPU mode (based on graphics card adaptation). 3. Custom filter strength, such as brightness (0-10 range), sharpening (0-10 range). 4. Support custom filter style names and save or delete. 5. After this setup, you can real-time apply filters in the game to improve brightness and avoid dark area issues.
