GamePP Frequently Asked Questions

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.  

 Enabling methods: 1. Open the GamePP main interface and go to the "Game Filters" module; 2. Select the desired AI filter effect from the filter list; 3. Click the "Enable" button for immediate activation; 4. Switch between different AI filters in real-time during gameplay; 5. If no filter is needed, click "Disable Filter" to restore the original game visuals. It is recommended to choose AI filters suited to different game types for an enhanced visual experience.  

 Impact explanation: 1. AI filters are mainly for enhancing game visuals with minimal impact on frame rates; 2. When the computer's graphics card performance is sufficient, enabling AI filters rarely causes noticeable frame drops; 3. For older hardware configurations, select "Lightweight Filters" to reduce performance consumption; 4. Disable partial filter effects in GamePP settings to lighten the graphics card load; 5. It is recommended to run a performance test first to confirm the specific impact of AI filters on current game frame rates. Balance visual effects with frame rate performance during use.  

Saving steps: 1. Open the GamePP "Game Filters" module and select the filter to adjust; 2. Modify filter parameters as needed (e.g., brightness, contrast, saturation); 3. Click "Save Scheme" and enter a custom scheme name; 4. Next time you open the game, directly access the custom scheme from the filter scheme list; 5. Create multiple custom filter schemes based on different game types. It is recommended to regularly organize filter schemes to avoid duplicate ones occupying storage space.  

 Restoration methods: 1. Open the GamePP "Game Filters" settings interface; 2. Find and click the "Restore Default" button in the interface; 3. The system will automatically reset filter parameters like brightness, contrast, and color to initial defaults; 4. Click "Confirm Save" to complete the restoration; 5. On the next game launch, default filter settings will apply automatically. It is recommended to save the current custom scheme before frequent filter switches for easy future comparisons.