GamePP Frequently Asked Questions

Operation methods: 1. In GamePP overclocking settings, enable "Temperature Monitoring"; 2. During gaming or performance tests, observe CPU and GPU core temperatures in real-time; 3. Set temperature alert thresholds so the software prompts when exceeded; 4. Ensure the computer's cooling system is functioning properly (e.g., add cooling fans, clean heatsink dust); 5. If temperatures remain high, reduce overclock frequency and save new settings. Prolonged high-temperature operation shortens hardware lifespan; pay special attention to temperature control.  

 Testing steps: 1. After completing overclock settings, open the GamePP "Performance Test" module; 2. Select "Stability Test" mode and run for 10-15 minutes; 3. View CPU and GPU temperature and load changes in real-time; 4. If abnormalities like stuttering or blue screens occur during testing, it indicates excessive overclocking—reduce frequency; 5. After adjusting parameters, re-run stability tests until no issues. Ensure adequate computer cooling during tests to avoid high temperatures affecting results.  

Yes, simultaneous overclocking is possible. Operation methods: 1. Open the GamePP "Overclocking Settings" module; 2. Find CPU and GPU overclock parameter settings separately and adjust their frequencies individually; 3. After saving, run a performance test to observe system stability; 4. Monitor CPU and GPU temperatures in real-time to avoid overclock-induced overheating; 5. If system abnormalities (e.g., stuttering, restarts) occur, gradually reduce CPU or GPU overclock frequencies. It is recommended to adjust parameters progressively for safe and stable system operation.  

Evaluation methods: 1. After benchmarking, view the detailed scores displayed by the software (including CPU, GPU, memory sub-scores); 2. On the results page, click "Compare Similar Configurations" to compare with computers of the same hardware setup; 3. If the score is significantly below the average for similar configurations, it indicates potential hardware bottlenecks; 4. Check for background programs consuming heavy resources that may affect results; 5. If the score is above average, it indicates good hardware performance. Regular benchmarking helps monitor computer hardware status in real-time.  

Resolution steps: 1. Check for background programs occupying CPU, memory, or other system resources; 2. Confirm if the graphics card driver is the official latest version and update if not; 3. Open GamePP settings, disable "Power Saving Mode," and switch to high-performance mode; 4. Restart the computer before running the performance test to free up resources; 5. If scores remain low, consider cleaning hardware dust or optimizing cooling (e.g., cleaning heatsinks, replacing thermal paste). It is recommended to perform tests in a clean hardware environment with the latest drivers for accurate results.