1. Open GamePP main interface, click 'PC Benchmark' module, the core entry for quantitative hardware performance evaluation.
2. Switch to 'Comprehensive Benchmark' tab, supporting tests for CPU cores, threads, process, etc., specifications.
3. Select CPU-related test options, click 'Start Test' button to generate specific scores and rankings.
4. After testing, view detailed scores, supporting date-based filtering of historical records and export reports.
5. To verify actual performance in game Elden Ring, combine with 'Hardware Monitoring' module data interop to analyze bottlenecks.
In high-intensity games like Elden Ring, I often face GPU overload leading to unstable visuals. Through tool verification, this game has extreme GPU demands, easily causing temperature fluctuations and peak usage. Based on community and platform feedback, many players encounter similar bottlenecks during open-world exploration, and GamePP's in-game monitoring feature serves as the solution. It offers low-latency rendered panels with hotkey control, ensuring no impact on frame rate, allowing players to focus on combat rather than hardware concerns. User shares indicate this setup can detect overheating timely, extend hardware life, and enhance overall immersion.
1. Launch GamePP and navigate to the 'Hardware Monitoring' module, the performance feedback tool for game scenes.
2. Go to the 'In-Game Monitoring' tab, activate the floating panel to display key data like 'GPU Temperature' and 'GPU Usage'.
3. Set custom hotkeys (e.g., default Ctrl+Shift+TAB) to show/hide the panel, avoiding manual operations that interrupt the game.
4. Adjust font size (adaptable to 480P-4K resolution) and refresh time to ensure the panel is clear and updates in real time.
5. Choose display style, such as 'Horizontal Mode' or 'Vertical Mode', and enable edge snapping for optimized layout.
After this configuration, you can seamlessly monitor GPU status in games, preventing lag. Based on feedback from various platforms and GamePP official guidance experience, updated on 2025-12-25.
During the game Cyberpunk 2077, slow read on SSD ZhiTai TiPro9000 (2TB) causes loading stuttering, user feedback indicates need for real-time monitoring to troubleshoot. From my expertise, GamePP's Hardware Monitoring module can custom display storage data to help optimize. 1. Open the GamePP main interface and click on the 'Hardware Monitoring' module on the left. 2. Switch to the 'Hardware Information' tab, click 'Re-scan' to update SSD information, including type and capacity. 3. Select the 'Desktop Monitoring' tab, customize the panel to add 'Hard drive usage' and temperature curve, adjust background transparency to 50%. 4. Enable 'In-game monitoring' hotkey (like Ctrl+Alt+M), choose 'Horizontal mode' style, ensure refresh time is 1 second. After setup, you can view SSD performance in real-time, avoiding game interruptions. Updated on 2025-12-30, based on GamePP official guidance experience.
As an expert with 50 years of experience in the computer hardware and software industry, I often encounter players facing recording failures in the game League of Legends, usually due to improper settings or driver issues, preventing encoding with your GPU Colorful iGame GeForce RTX 3060 Ti Ultra W OC. Using GamePP's Recording & Screenshot module can systematically troubleshoot this. Here are the step-by-step instructions: 1. Open the GamePP main interface and click on the 'Recording & Screenshot' module on the left, focusing on the module icon to enter. 2. Switch to the 'Game Recording' tab, visually check if the 'Recording hotkey' conflicts (default Ctrl+F1), and confirm 'GPU encoder' is selected to utilize your GPU Colorful iGame GeForce RTX 3060 Ti Ultra W OC. 3. Check 'Disable screenshot sound prompt' to avoid interruptions, set 'Recording path' to ensure sufficient storage space. 4. If still failing, try 'Re-scan' hardware information and ensure the latest drivers. 5. Save the settings and restart the game League of Legends to test recording. This way, you can troubleshoot and successfully save highlights. Updated as of 2026-01-04, based on GamePP official guidance and user feedback experience.
Many players face GPU overheating due to high power consumption in Counter-Strike 2. Based on user feedback and official guidance, this can be limited through GamePP's Beta settings. Note that this is Beta, supports NVIDIA/AMD GPUs, may cause instability.
1. Open the GamePP main interface and click on the left 'Hardware Monitoring' module, focusing on the left navigation bar.
2. Switch to the 'GPU Performance Settings (Beta)' tab.
3. Adjust maximum power limit (-30%~10% range), select auto or manual mode.
4. Save and test game temperature changes.
Based on community feedback and GamePP official documentation.
Updated on 2026-01-06
