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Telemetry
Temperature, clocks, fans and voltage per component — CPU, GPU, motherboard, storage, battery, network and PSU —, read straight from the board’s sensors, not estimated from a model.
Hardware & Performance
Temperature, clocks, fans, battery, network adapter, power supply. Real network latency and measured frame time, not estimated.
Example interface readouts — in the app these numbers come from your machine's sensors.
61°C
CPU
30–95 °C
67°C
GPU
30–95 °C
8.3ms
FRAMETIME
0–33 ms
14ms
REAL PING
0–120 ms
0.5ms
TIMER
0–15.6 ms
120
SERVICES ON FILE
full catalogue
None of the values above is a measurement of your machine: they are interface examples. The app reads your hardware's sensors, and deep reading switches itself off in the presence of kernel anti-cheat.
Hardware & Telemetry
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Temperature, clocks, fans and voltage per component — CPU, GPU, motherboard, storage, battery, network and PSU —, read straight from the board’s sensors, not estimated from a model.
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Power limit through the card's own driver, reversible, with a thermal guard. Voltage is out of scope, and video memory overclock is never applied automatically — GDDR corrects errors silently, so the symptom would be lost FPS with no error anywhere.
03
Timer resolution, DPC latency, real frame time, 1% low and 0.1% low during a match. This is the instrument that separates a gain from a feeling, and it is the numeric proof you measure on your machine, not ours.
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Scans the machine and flags what is misconfigured: what a click fixes, and what only the BIOS fixes. Software cannot write firmware safely, so here it guides instead of acting.
Deep reading uses a sensor driver that kernel-level anti-cheat may find suspicious.
That back-off came out of a mistake of ours. The list of what we already removed explains each case.
The whole diagnostic side is free: dashboard, disk analysis, advisor and before/after comparison.