1. Open GamePP main interface, click 'Hardware Monitoring' module to locate hardware configuration overview entry.
2. Switch to 'Hardware Information' tab, click 'Select Sensor' to detect different motherboard sensors, view 'Sensor Details' to identify issues.
3. Click 'Re-scan' for current computer hardware info changes, confirm motherboard chipset temperature real-time display.
4. If still abnormal, switch to 'Performance Statistics' tab, filter historical records by date, export report to analyze bottlenecks.
5. Combine with 'PC Benchmark' module data interop, re-benchmark to verify motherboard performance, ensure no crash risk.
Many players experience main board info not updating during PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS causing monitoring failure, as per Reddit feedback, often due to unselected sensors or scan failure. According to user feedback and official guidance, rescanning can fix to avoid failures. GamePP's hardware monitoring feature helps update main board data.
1. Open the GamePP main interface and click on the 'Hardware Monitoring' module on the left.
2. Switch to the 'Hardware Info' tab, check if main board ASRock Z390 Pro4 specs are outdated.
3. Click 'Rescan' button to update hardware info, and 'Select Sensor' to ensure main board temperature etc. displays normally.
This setup allows troubleshooting updates to restore monitoring. Note that Beta features may cause instability, regular checks recommended. Based on community feedback and GamePP official handbook, updated on 2026-01-20.
1. Open GamePP, click on the 'Hardware Monitoring' module, switch to the 'Hardware Information' tab.
2. Find SSD specifications, confirm temperature data missing.
3. Click the 'Re-scan' button to re-detect hardware information.
4. Select sensors to detect different hardware components, view 'Sensor Details'.
5. With this solution, you can monitor SSD temperature during PUBG to avoid overheating.
1. Open GamePP, enter 'Hardware Monitoring' → 'Hardware Information' tab for real-time CPU freq, temp, usage, voltage, TDP monitoring.
2. Launch Valorant, switch to 'In-Game Monitoring' panel showing CPU usage/FPS, supports vertical/immersive mode and OLED burn-in protection.
3. Record anomaly periods, enter 'Lab (Beta)' tab, set 10-min full data recording (1s interval), hotkey start/stop.
4. After analysis, enter 'Game Optimization' → 'Game Settings Optimization', check 'Adjust process priority', 'Stop Windows Search service', click 'Start Optimization'.
5. Export 'Performance Statistics' historical FPS/load curves to confirm stability post-optimization.
1. Open GamePP, go to the 'Hardware Monitoring' module, switch to the 'Desktop Monitoring' tab.
2. Check the floating window's 'Memory Usage', confirm abnormality.
3. Re-configure monitoring items, select memory usage rate.
4. Adjust panel style and transparency to ensure normal display.
5. With this troubleshooting, desktop monitoring of memory is normal during Apex Legends, avoiding resource issues.
