GamePP Frequently Asked Questions

 It supports data monitoring for some external graphics card docks. Operation steps: 1. Ensure the external dock is properly connected to the computer and recognized by the system; 2. Open GamePP settings and go to the "Hardware Monitoring" module; 3. If the software displays the dock's graphics card info normally, monitoring is possible; 4. If no data shows, update graphics drivers and try again; 5. Some models may not support full data monitoring. It is recommended to choose highly compatible external docks for normal monitoring functionality.  

It supports displaying temperature for some external hard drives. Methods: 1. Connect the external hard drive to the computer via data cable; 2. Open the GamePP monitoring interface and switch to the "Hard Drive" module; 3. If the drive supports SMART, the software will display its temperature normally; 4. If no temperature shows, confirm if the model is compatible with the software; 5. Updating computer USB drivers helps with drive status recognition. It is recommended to use SMART-supported external drives for more complete monitoring data.  

Currently, it does not support direct detection of mechanical keyboard key latency, but indirect observation is possible: 1. Open GamePP monitoring to view CPU usage and input latency data; 2. Use specialized keyboard latency testing software for comprehensive judgment; 3. Ensure the mechanical keyboard drivers are updated to the latest version; 4. Close unnecessary background programs to reduce system resource usage and lower input latency; 5. If key latency issues are severe, consider replacing the keyboard. It is recommended to combine multiple tools for accurate detection.  

It does not directly display Bluetooth headset battery levels, but related info can be obtained as follows: 1. Ensure the Bluetooth headset is properly connected to the computer system; 2. Check the battery in the Windows taskbar Bluetooth device list (requires headset support); 3. GamePP can monitor CPU and GPU usage to help determine if headset latency relates to hardware load; 4. For headsets without system battery display, use the manufacturer's companion software. It is recommended to use system tools alongside to check headset status for optimal experience. 

Viewing steps: 1. Open GamePP software and go to the "Hardware Monitoring" module; 2. Insert the USB device into the computer's USB port and check if it appears in the software's device list; 3. For supported USB device types, the software displays operating status data like power consumption and temperature; 4. If the USB device doesn't show, update computer USB drivers and restart GamePP; 5. Avoid using damaged or low-quality USB cables to prevent recognition issues. Not all USB devices support monitoring; it depends on actual compatibility.