GamePP Frequently Asked Questions

Through GamePP Hardware Monitoring, no FPS and GPU usage data updates in-game detected, pinpointed to hotkey conflict. 1. Open GamePP main interface, click left-side "Hardware Monitoring" module icon; 2. Switch to "In-Game Monitoring" tab (located at module top third row); 3. Click "Customize Hotkey" button (bottom right of panel); 4. Input new hotkey like Ctrl+Alt+F (avoid system defaults for reliable response); 5. Click "Confirm" to save hotkey settings; 6. Go back to "Hardware Info" tab, click "Rescan" button (refresh sensor data); 7. Select "Choose Sensors" and check GPU items like GPU frequency and temperature (ensure data sources available); 8. Enter game and press new hotkey to verify panel display. Pre- and post-optimization comparison: Panel from not showing to real-time FPS 200+ stable, GPU usage accurately reports 85%. Based on GamePP official documentation and community player experience, GamePP senior technical expert summary, last updated on 2026-02-08.

1. Access GamePP's "Hardware Monitoring" module and click the "Hardware Info" tab for diagnostics; 2. Hit "Rescan" button and wait for hardware refresh to resolve display issues; 3. If temperature still missing, verify motherboard sensor drivers are fully installed; 4. Restart GamePP with administrator privileges to troubleshoot gaming PC monitoring problems effectively.

1. Open the "Recording and Screenshots" module and go to the "Video Recording" tab; 2. Check if optional microphone audio recording is selected; 3. Set a custom storage path; 4. Restart Battlefield 6, record using hotkeys, and confirm audio is normal.

1. Enter the "Hardware Monitoring" module's "Hardware Information" tab, check if hard disk temperature is displayed. 2. Click "Re-scan" to refresh sensor data. 3. Switch to the "Select Sensor" button, confirm the SSD sensor is selected. 4. If still not updating, check if the software is the latest version or restart the computer. 5. Use the Lab (Beta) tab to start statistics, verify if the temperature curve of SSD ZhiTai TiPro9000 (1TB) is recorded normally.

If in game PUBG the GPU temperature is too high causing lag, open GamePP, click 'Hardware Monitoring' module, switch to 'Hardware Information' tab, real-time monitoring GPU temperature 50℃, curve display GPU temperature, check if overloaded, can 'rescan' current computer hardware information changes, can 'select sensor' to detect different hardware components information, can view 'sensor details' to distinguish different sensor information, avoid lag/crash/hardware damage caused by overheating. If the problem persists, try 'Graphics Card Performance Settings (Beta)' to adjust GPU fan speed (auto/manual mode), maximum power consumption limit (-30%~10% range), adjust GPU core frequency (-500MHz~1000MHz range), memory frequency (2518MHz~3000MHz range), balance performance and heat dissipation. Note: Use may cause system blue screen, crash and automatic shutdown.