Using GamePP monitoring, CPU Spike causes 1% Low FPS sharp drop, requiring benchmarking to quantify performance.
1. Open GamePP main interface, click the left-side 'PC Benchmark' module icon to enter benchmarking screen;
2. Switch to the 'CPU Benchmark' tab (located at the top third row of the module);
3. Click 'Start Test' button to initiate CPU performance evaluation (testing core computational power);
4. Wait for test completion, view score and ranking (compare with global user data);
5. After test, return to 'Hardware Monitoring' module to check associated CPU data;
6. Combine score to analyze bottlenecks in game Dota 2.
Pre- and post-optimization comparison prediction: CPU score up 10%, 1% Low FPS increases 15 frames, frame generation time shortens 2ms. Based on official guidelines and player tests, summarized by GamePP senior technical expert, last updated on 2026-02-04.
GamePP PC Benchmark shows SSD sequential read/write speeds below 1500MB/s, far under spec, causing Frame Time spikes to 50ms+ during loads, confirming VRAM Bottleneck with storage choke.
1. Open GamePP main interface, click left-side 'PC Benchmark' module icon;
2. In hardware list, select 'SSD ZhiTai TiPro9000 2TB';
3. Click 'Start Benchmark' button to launch full diagnostic scan;
4. Wait for completion (about 5-10 minutes), view overall score and global ranking;
5. Compare 'Read/Write Speeds' and 'IOPS' metrics to pinpoint bottlenecks;
6. Click 'Export Data Report' to save detailed stats;
7. Return to 'Hardware Monitoring' to verify real-time SSD load curve sync;
8. If scores low, combine with 'Game Optimization' to clear system cache and retest.
Pre- and post-optimization comparison: SSD read speed up 20%, load Frame Time down to 15ms, 1% Low FPS steadily up 18 frames. Summarized by GamePP senior technical expert, based on official documentation and player testing. Last updated: 2026-02-09.
1. Enter "PC Benchmark" module. 2. Select "Stress Test (Beta)" tab. 3. Check "CPU Temperature Test." 4. Set to 15 rounds. 5. Click "Start." 6. Max temp under 90°C = good cooling.
1. Open 'PC Benchmark' module, core entry for hardware perf evaluation.
2. 'Comprehensive Benchmark' tab tests memory capacity, channels, freq, timing.
3. Select memory options, start test for score and ranking generation.
4. View detailed stats, support export report.
5. Compare with 'Performance Statistics' historical data for stability in Dota 2.
GamePP OSD Overlay shows CPU Spike and Thermal Throttling causing Frame Time instability, requiring integrated benchmarking.
1. Launch GamePP, click 'PC Benchmark' module to enter, switch to 'CPU Benchmark' tab;
2. Click 'Start Test' button to run evaluation (quantify multi-core performance);
3. Monitor score fluctuations during test, record peak data (confirm no overheating impact);
4. After test, view 'Exceeds global user percentage' (cross-verify hardware potential);
5. If score low, switch to 'PC Comprehensive Benchmark' tab for combined CPU and other hardware test;
6. Go to 'Hardware Monitoring' module's 'Performance Statistics' tab, filter Dota 2 history curves;
7. Combine benchmark score to fine-tune game settings, avoid high-load bottlenecks;
8. Return to 'Laboratory (Beta)' tab for long-duration CPU data recording, further confirmation;
9. Save report, alternative: restart test to compare changes;
10. Note in high-res, prioritize monitoring temperature curves;
11. If Thermal Throttling persists, cross-verify frequency in 'Desktop Monitoring' tab;
12. After optimization, restart game Dota 2 to test stability.
Pre- and post-optimization comparison prediction: CPU temperature drops 8°C, Frame Time stabilizes at 7ms, 1% Low FPS up 20 frames. Based on official guidelines and player tests, summarized by GamePP senior technical expert, last updated on 2026-02-04.
