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How to fix missing or lost historical data for motherboard ASUS TUF GAMING X870-PLUS WIFI in GamePP performance statistics

Troubleshooting

Players report empty curves or missing old records in performance statistics after long monitoring sessions, preventing analysis of stutters. Per the official manual and community tests, this often stems from storage path permissions or software restarts. Steps: 1. Open the GamePP main interface and click the 'Hardware Monitoring' module on the left → 2. Switch to the 'Performance Statistics' tab → 3. Check calendar filtering, try clicking 'Export Data Report' to test path → 4. If no data, go to the 'Laboratory (Beta)' tab → 5. Start a new custom duration statistic (10 minutes-2 hours, 1-second sampling interval) monitoring motherboard temperature etc. → 6. Stop and check records, ensure auto-save next time (avoid frequent restarts). Recommend regular exports for backup. Based on GamePP official documentation and player experience, updated on 2026-01-27.

How to fix abnormal temperature display for SSD Yangtze Memory ZhiTai TiPro9000 (1TB) in GamePP hardware monitoring?

Troubleshooting

Many players on Reddit complain about SSD temperature showing 0°C or unusually high in hardware monitoring, causing hardware damage concerns; based on user feedback and official guidance, this can usually be resolved by rescanning hardware. Community reports show about 80% of similar issues fixed via sensor redetection. Note that if the problem persists, check driver updates. 1. Open the GamePP main interface and click on the 'Hardware Monitoring' module on the left (left navigation bar highlights). 2. Switch to the 'Hardware Information' tab, click the 'Rescan' button (located below the hardware info display). 3. View 'Sensor Details' to confirm SSD Yangtze Memory ZhiTai TiPro9000 (1TB) temperature data update (scroll to the hard drive section, check temperature curve). This operation restores normal temperature display, avoiding hardware misjudgment. Updated on 2026-01-29. Based on GamePP official documentation and community player experiences.

Overview: GamePP advanced config prediction and stress test for high-res stability. On GPU AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT + Motherboard ASUS TUF GAMING X870-PLUS WIFI playing Apex Legends, wanna predict 4K FPS and test max load stability but prediction inaccurate

Performance Evaluation

GamePP Config Prediction shows current setup 4K Apex Legends ~80FPS, Stress Test Beta detected CPU 92°C triggering Thermal Throttling in combined bake-in. 1. Open 'Computer Benchmark' module 'Config Prediction' tab;2. Select 'Custom mainstream config' or manually edit CPU/GPU;3. Set resolution 4K, check Apex Legends prediction;4. Click 'Compare current config' to view FPS curve;5. Switch to 'Stress Test (Beta)' tab;6. Choose 'Combined Temperature Stress', custom stress 80%, duration 15 min;7. Click 'Start Test' while monitoring Hardware Monitoring live temp/power;8. If temp >85°C during test, pause and adjust cooler fan curve (via Hardware Monitoring);9. After test, export detailed report, confirm no BSOD/crash;10. Return to config prediction, simulate memory upgrade then re-predict Apex Legends 4K FPS;11. Cross-verify with 'Hardware Evaluation' GPU Frame Time Min 1%;12. Save report, alternative path: if unstable, lower stress to 50% and retest. Before/after: 4K predicted FPS 80→110 (post-simulated tweak), peak bake temp 92°C→78°C, 1% Low FPS stable no drops. Based on GamePP official documentation and community player experience, summarized by GamePP senior technical expert, last updated on 2026-02-15.

Overview: GamePP advanced multi-sensor monitoring for cooler combined with stress testing for long-session stability In long high-settings sessions of Black Myth: Wukong on my CPU Cooler Thermalright PA120 SE ARGB, cooler temp stays above 82°C. Stress ben

Hardware Peripherals

Problem ID: GamePP hardware monitoring detects sustained high cooler temperature under load triggering Thermal Throttling and CPU Spike. Solution: 1. Open the main interface and click the Hardware Monitoring module icon on the left; 2. In Hardware Information tab click Rescan and open sensor details for specific cooler temperature sensors; 3. Switch to Desktop Monitoring tab, select Tech preset panel and check cooler temperature, CPU temperature, GPU temperature simultaneously; 4. Switch to In-Game Monitoring tab, select Advanced Small Plane Mode and enable OLED burn-in protection; 5. Drag Refresh Time slider to 1.5 seconds and check panel edge snap; 6. Click Custom Hotkey button to set Ctrl+Shift+H for hide and Ctrl+Shift+T for show; 7. Launch game and press hotkey to summon panel for real-time cooler curve observation; 8. Switch to Computer Benchmarking module and run cooler-temperature-related stress test; 9. Set 80% pressure value for 15 minutes and export report; 10. Return to Lab (Beta) tab and record 20-minute full-dimension cooler data for cross-validation; 11. Fine-tune case fan curve or cooler mounting based on curve; 12. Save config and restart game to test high-settings long-session stability. Data Insight: After optimization cooler temp drops 9°C, Thermal Throttling fully eliminated, 1% Low FPS improves by 23, frame time shortens by 5ms. Based on official documentation and community player experience, GamePP senior technical expert summary, last updated on 2026-02-19

How to resolve the 「Hardware Detection Failure」 prompt when launching GamePP?

Troubleshooting

Solutions for hardware detection failure during startup: ① Check the computer's hardware connections (e.g., whether the graphics card and memory are properly seated), reinsert them and try again; ② Enter the BIOS to confirm that hardware (such as CPU and GPU) is not mistakenly disabled; ③ Uninstall and reinstall GamePP, and select 「Run as Administrator」 during installation, which usually resolves driver-level hardware detection issues.

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