What is AI hardware monitoring?

AI hardware monitoring runs a lightweight agent on your Windows PC that reads 50+ sensors 24/7 and uses Claude AI to explain — in plain language — what's about to fail and which app or process is responsible. Unlike tools like HWiNFO or AIDA64 that just show numbers, GGFix tells you 'Chrome is cooking your GPU at 107°C — close it now.'

How does GGFix predict PC failures before they happen?

The agent samples 50+ sensors per minute (CPU/GPU temps, fan RPM, NVMe wear, battery health, voltage rails), tracks per-process memory over a rolling window, and parses the Windows Event Log for BSOD/disk/driver errors. Claude AI correlates the patterns and alerts you the moment something starts to drift — usually 24 to 48 hours before a crash.

Which Windows versions does GGFix support?

Windows 10, Windows 11, Windows Server 2019, and Windows Server 2022. The agent runs as a silent background service and auto-updates. Install takes under 2 minutes per machine.

How much does GGFix cost?

$20 per machine per month, or $200 per machine per year (pay 10 months, get 12 — 2 months free). Free 3-day trial with 3 machines, no credit card required. Charged in USD via Stripe — works for individuals, MSPs, and IT teams worldwide.

How is GGFix different from HWiNFO, AIDA64, or PRTG?

HWiNFO and AIDA64 show raw sensor data — you have to read it. PRTG and Datadog are enterprise tools priced per node and require setup. GGFix is the only one with AI that explains what the data means, identifies which app caused a problem, and texts you on Telegram in under 10 seconds. Built for solo creators and IT teams alike.

Will GGFix slow down my PC?

No. The agent uses under 1% CPU and around 30 MB RAM. It runs as a low-priority background service. Your renders, games, and streams don't notice it.

Catch PC Failures Before They Happen