GamePP Frequently Asked Questions

1. Open the "2HA AI" module's "Super Moments" tab; 2. Select AI recognition mode like general mode; 3. Configure multi-kill interval time >3s; 4. Set recognition interval to 30FPS; 5. Adjust video length to 15s; 6. Enter Battlefield 6 game, where AI automatically detects kills and saves video clips.  

 1. Enter the "Game Optimization" module's "Hotkey Shielding" tab; 2. Confirm shielding options like 'Win' are checked; 3. Restart and test the game for League of Legends; 4. If ineffective, close conflicting programs and reset hotkeys.

1. Download the GamePP installation package from the official website https://gamepp.com, double-click to run the installer, and follow the prompts to complete the installation. 2. Open the GamePP main interface and click on the "Hardware Monitoring" module. 3. Under the "Hardware Information" tab, select "Rescan" to detect the information of CPU Intel Core i9 14900K. 4. View the real-time monitoring data, including the CPU temperature curve and values, to ensure hardware monitoring during games to avoid overheating.

Want to capture stunning moments rendered by your ZOTAC GeForce RTX 3060 12GD6 X-GAMING GPU in Genshin Impact? GamePP's recording and screenshot module makes it easy. After installing GamePP, open the main interface and select the 'Recording & Screenshots' module from the left sidebar. Go to the 'Game Recording' tab and set the recording resolution to match your game, frame rate to 60 FPS, quality to High, format to MP4, and choose a custom save folder. Enable 'Auto Recording' or set a custom hotkey like Ctrl+Alt+R to start recording manually. This setup lets you easily save highlight moments in Genshin Impact with excellent GPU-rendered visuals.

1. Launch GamePP and go to the 'Hardware Monitoring' module. 2. In the 'Hardware Information' tab, view real-time data and curves for CPU frequency and TDP. 3. Switch to 'Desktop Monitoring' to customize the floating window for these metrics. 4. While playing Fantasy Westward Journey, monitor changes; use 'Laboratory (Beta)' for long-term recording if needed.