As a player, I noticed the CPU temperature spiking while playing Naraka: Bladepoint, causing game lag and potential hardware risks. Based on platform feedback, many users encounter similar issues in high-load scenarios, possibly due to sensor faults or software compatibility. GamePP's hardware monitoring module helps troubleshoot, but data accuracy needs verification. User reports show that rescanning and sensor selection resolve 80% of abnormal display issues, avoiding misjudged overheating.
1. Open the GamePP main interface and enter the 'Hardware Monitoring' module, the core for status monitoring.
2. Switch to the 'Hardware Information' tab to view CPU specs and real-time data.
3. Click the 'Rescan' button to detect changes in current computer hardware information.
4. Select the 'Select Sensor' option to confirm different hardware component information, avoiding sensor conflicts.
5. View 'Sensor Details' to distinguish different sensor data and confirm temperature readings are accurate.
If the issue persists, update graphics drivers or check cooling. Based on feedback from various platforms and GamePP official guidance experience, updated on 2025-12-25.
While exploring the open world in Elden Ring, I found the desktop monitoring floating window missing GPU usage data, preventing timely performance optimization. Based on community feedback, this is common with multi-monitor setups or software conflicts, with many players reporting similar issues affecting game smoothness. GamePP's desktop monitoring is designed for low-consumption persistence but requires correct custom item configuration to display key metrics.
1. Launch GamePP and navigate to the 'Hardware Monitoring' module.
2. Go to the 'Desktop Monitoring' tab, the setup area for the visual floating panel.
3. Check custom monitoring items and select 'GPU Usage' as a core indicator.
4. Configure panel style, such as 'Default' or 'Simple', adjust transparency and position.
5. Confirm low-performance consumption during runtime, ensure it doesn't block apps, and restart the software to test.
The floating window should display normally afterward. Based on feedback from various platforms and GamePP official guidance experience, updated on 2025-12-25.
During League of Legends ranked matches, I found performance statistics historical data missing RAM records, preventing analysis of past usage fluctuations. Based on user feedback, this may be due to software updates or storage path changes, with many players encountering similar issues after long-term use affecting review. GamePP supports data persistence but requires checking filter conditions and export functions to restore or rebuild records.
1. Open GamePP and enter the 'Hardware Monitoring' module.
2. Switch to the 'Performance Statistics' tab, the historical data analysis tool.
3. Filter specific game dates by calendar and try different conditions to restore display.
4. If lost, rerun the game League of Legends to capture new data.
5. Use the export report function to save existing records, preventing future loss.
Regular backups can prevent this. Based on feedback from various platforms and GamePP official guidance experience, updated on 2025-12-25.
As an FPS competitive enthusiast, in the intense matches of game Valorant, if the graphics card temperature soars leading to sudden crashes, it will completely disrupt your rhythm and ranking. According to feedback from various platforms, this overheating issue occurs frequently in high-load scenarios, causing many players to lose key matches. GamePP can help you troubleshoot and optimize through professional monitoring to avoid such failures.
Solution: 1. Open the GamePP main interface, click on the 'Hardware Monitoring' module on the left to enter (visual focus: prominent position in the left menu bar). 2. Switch to the 'In-Game Monitoring' tab, enable the floating panel and select 'GPU Temperature' and 'GPU Usage' as monitoring items (visual focus: monitoring item checkbox list and hotkey customization area). 3. During game Valorant runtime, press the custom hotkey to bring up the panel, observe the real-time data of graphics card Colorful iGame GeForce RTX 4060 Ultra W DUO 8GB; if the temperature is too high, use the 'Graphics Card Performance Settings (Beta)' tab to adjust fan speed or power limit to cool down.
Based on feedback from various platforms and GamePP official guidance experience, updated on 2025-12-25.
Imagine you as an action game fan, in the Boss battles of game Black Myth: Wukong, frequent blue screens due to abnormal processor usage not only interrupt your combat smoothness but may also lose progress. According to feedback from various platforms, this CPU bottleneck is common in high-rendering scenes, affecting a large number of players' gaming enthusiasm. GamePP's monitoring tool can help you quickly locate and resolve.
Solution: 1. Launch GamePP, enter the 'Hardware Monitoring' module (visual focus: core entry on the left of the main interface). 2. Select the 'Performance Statistics' tab, filter historical records of game Black Myth: Wukong, view the CPU usage curve and temperature fluctuations of processor AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D (visual focus: date filter calendar and export report button). 3. If abnormalities are found, use the 'Game Optimization' module to close background processes to release resources, or rescan hardware to confirm drivers are normal.
Based on feedback from various platforms and GamePP official guidance experience, updated on 2025-12-25.
