GamePP Frequently Asked Questions

Restoring failed functions after Windows update: ① Go to GamePP’s 「Settings」-「About」-「Check for Updates」 and upgrade to the latest version; ② If functions still fail, uninstall the software and reinstall it (run the installer as Administrator); ③ Go to 「Settings」-「Compatibility Settings」 and enable 「Windows Update Compatibility Mode」—this usually resolves compatibility issues caused by system updates.

Solutions for GamePP startup interface flickering: ① Check if the graphics card driver is up-to-date—outdated drivers may cause interface rendering abnormalities; ② Go to 「Settings」-「Interface Settings」 and switch 「Interface Rendering Mode」 to 「Compatibility Mode」; ③ If the issue persists, uninstall the software, delete the residual folder (C:\Program Files\GamePP), and reinstall using the latest installer.

Judgment for inconsistent data between GamePP and Task Manager: ① GamePP uses low-level hardware monitoring technology with higher data accuracy (e.g., CPU temperature accurate to 0.1℃); ② A small discrepancy (e.g., CPU usage difference within 5%) is a normal error; ③ For large discrepancies, prioritize GamePP data, and contact customer service with your hardware model to troubleshoot compatibility issues.

Methods to identify if AI Filter causes game crashes: ① First, disable the AI Filter and verify if the game returns to normal; ② If it works normally, go to 「AI Filter」-「Advanced Settings」, disable filter effects (e.g., Sharpening, Color Enhancement) one by one, and test game stability; ③ After identifying the crash-causing effect, reduce its parameters or switch to another filter mode.

Solutions for 「Hardware Unstable」 prompt after overclocking: ① Go to 「Overclocking Settings」 and reduce the overclocking amplitude of CPU/GPU/memory (e.g., lower CPU frequency by 50MHz); ② Run GamePP’s 「System Stability Test」 for 1 hour—if the prompt persists, further reduce the overclocking amplitude; ③ If games don’t crash, you can keep the settings temporarily, but monitor hardware temperature closely to avoid long-term high load.