GamePP Frequently Asked Questions

"Frame-by-frame optimization settings for AI Filter: ① Go to 「AI Filter」-「Advanced Settings」 and enable 「Frame-by-Frame Optimization」; ② This feature improves image detail consistency but increases GPU load by approximately 10%-15%; ③ It is recommended for RTX 3060 and above GPUs—disable it for entry-level GPUs (e.g., GTX 1650) to prioritize frame rate."

"Sharing and interpreting performance reports: ① Go to 「Report Laboratory」-「Export Report」, select 「Shareable Report」, and share the link directly to social platforms; ② The 「Hardware Score」 in the report is based on GamePP’s global hardware database ranking—the higher the score, the stronger the performance; ③ Others can view the 「Game Recommendation List」 in the report to intuitively understand which games the hardware can run smoothly and the recommended graphics settings."

"Analyzing multi-hardware bottlenecks: ① Run the 「Benchmark Performance Test」 and check the score ratio of CPU, GPU, and memory; ② If the CPU score is much higher than the GPU’s, the GPU is the bottleneck—reduce game graphics (e.g., from 4K to 2K) to improve frame rate; ③ If the memory score is low, increase memory capacity or frequency to alleviate memory bottlenecks."

"Impact of performance tests on hard drive lifespan: ① GamePP’s performance tests focus on CPU, GPU, and memory, with minimal hard drive read/write operations—they won’t significantly affect lifespan; ② For frequent testing (e.g., daily), select the 「Quick Test」 mode to reduce hardware load; ③ HDD users can enable 「Hard Drive Protection Mode」 to further minimize test impact on the drive."

"Dual-GPU performance testing and optimization: ① Go to 「Report Laboratory」-「GPU Performance Test」—the software will automatically detect and test the dedicated GPU (e.g., RTX 4060) performance; ② Access the laptop’s 「GPU Settings」 (e.g., NVIDIA Control Panel) and set GamePP to 「Use Dedicated GPU Only」; ③ Disable the integrated GPU during testing to ensure the results reflect the dedicated GPU’s actual performance."