GamePP Frequently Asked Questions

1. Open the "Hardware Monitoring" module and go to the "Performance Statistics" tab; 2. Record historical game CPU temperature fluctuation data; 3. Filter specific game records by date and view the temperature curve for Intel Core i9-14900K; 4. Export the data report to analyze overheating causes.

1. Open the "Game Filter" module's "AI Filter" tab; 2. Select "Competitive Filter" preset; 3. Fine-tune "Saturation" and "Brightness"; 4. Click "Save" and run the game I Am Legion: Stand-in Survivor to apply.

1. Download and install GamePP software, launch and enter the "Hardware Monitoring" module. 2. Click on the "Hardware Information" tab to view "Processor" specifications such as core count and frequency P-5700 MHz. 3. If data is not updated, click "Re-scan" to refresh. 4. Go to the "In-Game Monitoring" tab, check CPU frequency, and customize panel position. 5. Save to monitor real-time frequency changes of CPU Intel Core i5 14600KF.

1. Open the GamePP main interface and click on the "Computer Benchmark" module. 2. Switch to the "Processor Benchmark" tab. 3. Click the "Start Benchmark" button. 4. After running the test, generate performance score and ranking (e.g., exceeding 85% of users). 5. Support re-test function to update performance data.

1. Open the GamePP software main interface and find the left navigation bar.2. Click on the 'Hardware Monitoring' module to enter the status monitoring interface.3. Switch to the 'Hardware Information' tab and scroll to the hard drive section.4. Click the 'Re-scan' button to re-detect hardware changes, confirming your SSD model and capacity are correctly identified.5. With this setup, you can real-time track the SSD's temperature and usage rate, avoiding sudden lag in the game.