Loud fans are a gripe with Gainward GeForce RTX 3060 in Terraria. Per feedback and GamePP docs, set via GPU Performance Settings (Beta):
1. Open the main interface and click the 'Hardware Monitoring' module on the left.
2. Switch to the 'GPU Performance Settings (Beta)' tab, select 'Adjust GPU Fan Speed' (auto/manual).
3. Adjust and monitor noise/temp balance.
Optimizes cooling; Beta requires latest drivers.
Updated on 2026-01-14
Players on reddit report GPU overclocking causing instability in Naraka: Bladepoint, according to experiences and GamePP documentation, use 2Ha AI's AI performance test combined with graphics card performance settings Beta to optimize. Open the GamePP main interface, click on the '2Ha AI' module on the left, switch to the 'AI Performance Test' tab, select AMD Ryzen AI NPU or Intel Ultra AI NPU mode, click 'Retest' to get score, then switch to 'Hardware Monitoring' 'Graphics Card Performance Settings (Beta)' tab, adjust core frequency and power limit to guide overclock settings and avoid instability. Note that this Beta feature requires latest drivers. Based on community feedback and GamePP official documentation, updated on January 19, 2026.
When attempting to record highlights in Valorant, encountering an encoder error causing failure is a common pain point due to GPU driver issues or setting conflicts, based on real feedback and the official manual. GamePP's recording and screenshot module can troubleshoot by resetting settings. First, open the software, click on the 'Recording & Screenshot' module on the left, go to the 'Game Recording' tab, and check if 'Recording Quality' and 'Recording Format' are compatible with the GPU. Try switching encoder options, like from H.264 to HEVC. If ineffective, restart the software or update GPU drivers. Also, review 'Highlight Recording' settings to ensure 'Highlight Recording Quality' is suitable. Test recording after troubleshooting. Derived from GamePP official guidelines and player experiences, these steps resolve most encoding faults. Updated on January 21, 2026.
Lots of Reddit users complain that during Elden Ring exploration the CPU temperature suddenly spikes to 90°C+ without them realizing, causing sudden throttling and stuttering, according to high-upvoted feedback summaries about 72% of users recommend an in-game overlay showing both temp and load. Based on GamePP official documentation and community player experiences, configure it like this: 1. Open the main interface, click the 'Hardware Monitoring' module on the left, watch the left bar highlight. 2. Switch to the 'In-Game Monitoring' tab, check both 'Processor Temperature' and 'CPU Usage', recommend 'Vertical Mode' or 'Advanced Small Plane Mode' to save screen space. 3. Customize hotkeys to show/hide the panel (supported by default), set refresh interval to 1 second, enable 'Edge Snap' to prevent obstruction. The in-game floating panel will then display real-time CPU temperature and usage rate, helping you determine if cooling needs improvement or graphics settings should be lowered. This setup lets you spot CPU bottlenecks promptly and keep gameplay stable. Updated on January 23, 2026.
Many players report missing or erroneous temperature data after installing a new cooler, making it hard to tell if overheating occurs during games. Per the official manual and community experience, this is often due to unrecognized sensors. Steps: 1. Open the GamePP main interface and click the 'Hardware Monitoring' module on the left → 2. Go to the 'Hardware Information' tab → 3. Click the 'Rescan' button and wait for completion → 4. Switch to the 'Select Sensor' option, check and select cooler-related sensors (view sensor details if multiple) → 5. Return to real-time monitoring curves to confirm the temperature for Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE ARGB displays correctly. If still wrong, restart the software or PC. Note that Beta sensors may occasionally be unstable; update drivers as needed. Based on GamePP official documentation and player experience, updated on 2026-01-27.
