GamePP Frequently Asked Questions - Professional Hardware Monitoring Software FAQ Knowledge Base

Can GamePP benchmarking be used to evaluate graphics card performance ?

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Yes, it can be evaluated as follows: 1. Open GamePP and go to the "Performance Test" module; 2. Select the "Graphics Card Benchmark" specialized test and run the full process; 3. After testing, view the software's displayed graphics card specific score; 4. Compare the test score with the average for the same model; 5. If below average, it may be due to driver issues or poor cooling. Graphics card performance is closely related to cooling efficiency and power supply quality.  

How long does a GamePP performance test take ?

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A complete performance test typically takes 5-10 minutes, depending on these factors: 1. Number of test items: More selected items mean longer time; 2. Computer hardware configuration: Stronger hardware speeds up the process; 3. Deep test mode: Enabling it extends the duration; 4. Background programs: Too many can slow down the test; 5. For accurate results, run the test when the computer is idle. It is recommended to perform a performance test every 1-2 months to stay informed about hardware status.  

Can GamePP benchmark results be exported ?

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Yes, export steps: 1. After completing the benchmark, click the "Export" button on the results page; 2. Select the export file format (e.g., image or text); 3. Choose a local folder as the save path and click "Confirm" to save; 4. The exported benchmark file can be shared with others or archived long-term; 5. For comparing multiple results, create a dedicated folder to categorize exports from different times. It is recommended to regularly export results to track hardware performance trends over time.  

What to do if GamePP benchmark data differs from actual frame rates?

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Resolution methods: 1. Ensure the test environment (e.g., resolution) during benchmarking matches the actual game resolution; 2. In GamePP, enable the same filters and rendering settings as in the actual game; 3. Disable system power management and power-saving modes to maintain high-performance operation; 4. Use GamePP's in-game monitoring to verify real-time actual frame rate performance. It is recommended to use in-game real-time frame rate data as the final reference and optimize game settings combined with benchmark data.  

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