Your rig, in command.
NEURU isn’t just an enterprise NOC. It reads your gaming PC over SSH — a one-time setup (one PowerShell script) enables OpenSSH, installs LibreHardwareMonitor for CPU/GPU/fan sensors and turns on SNMP — then the same engine that watches data centers becomes a real-time performance cockpit, a lag detective and a one-click optimizer.
Gaming Deck
A fullscreen 3D rig cockpit: live GPU/CPU/RAM load, temps, VRAM and thermal-throttle read agentlessly over SSH, with auto game-detection (15+ known titles — plus any Steam / Epic / Xbox / EA / Ubisoft title generically) and a ping-radar that measures latency + jitter to each game-server region. 15 game-reactive HUD skins.
Game Lab
One-click, reversible optimizers over SSH: flush DNS/Winsock + set a fast gaming resolver, repair Gaming Services & launcher caches, a crash-shield for overlay/anti-cheat conflicts, a driver/firmware advisor, SSD-safe trim & shader-cache purge, and a per-rig FPS target. Every fix is audited and undoable.
Parallel Reality
The flagship experience — a holographic multiverse of your rig’s possible states. Preview alternate realities (Max-Perf, Quiet & more), compare their projected FPS & thermals, then collapse into the one you want; whatever you pick is applied through Game Lab’s reversible optimizers.
PC Benchmark
“Is this PC actually built for gaming?” — answered with a real NEURU Score (0–10,000) + tier and a plain-English breakdown of every finding. The benchmark runs locally on the rig via PowerShell-over-SSH, and results persist so you can compare runs over time.
Connection Doctor
The only question that matters mid-match: is the lag my WiFi, my ISP, or the game server? A 3-hop path (PC → router → ISP → game) measured from both your PC and the NOC, with jitter, loss and a 0–100 stability score — plus history so you see exactly when it lagged.
PC Doctor
Your actual PC rebuilt in fullscreen 3D — a real motherboard with clickable CPU, RAM, GPU and NVMe, each detected from your hardware with live temps and one-click links to the vendor’s drivers and spec sheet.
Fan Profiler
Tune your FanControl curves without alt-tabbing out of the game. NEURU reads, edits and switches your FanControl config files over SSH, draws each fan’s curve with the live temperature marked, and previews Cooler / Quiet presets before you apply.
Hardware Longevity
A cumulative wear & lifespan view of your rig — real SSD/NVMe NAND endurance (SMART), thermal stress, VRM power-delivery stress and fan-bearing wear, accumulated over time and projected honestly. A central health core + subsystem gauges, a maintenance forecast, and a shareable rig health passport.
Synaptic Map
Your player↔machine symbiosis as a live 3D neural map: your real session history (frames, thermals, stability, endurance) forms “synaptic pathways”, scored into a Synaptic Sync Index with a shareable Cyborg Profile. Built on real telemetry — no made-up numbers.
Stream Decks
Turn a VSDinside / Elgato Stream Deck into a physical control surface for your rig and your NOC — live tiles fed by NEURU (FPS, temps, alerts, one-tap actions) via an on-PC plugin over a secure token API.
How it works — and what you need
- One-time setup. A single PowerShell script (grab it on the Downloads page, run it as Administrator) enables OpenSSH, installs LibreHardwareMonitor and turns on SNMP on the PC.
- After setup NEURU reads everything remotely over SSH — no per-game overlay, no frame hook. OpenSSH is built into Windows 10/11 & Server 2019+.
- Live telemetry comes from
nvidia-smi/ GPU counters, LibreHardwareMonitor (temps & fans) and PowerShell (CPU/RAM) — FPS context, not a frame hook. - Every fix is reversible & audited — Game Lab shows the exact steps and lets you undo them.
- Fan Profiler optimizes your FanControl config files — it doesn’t replace FanControl, it tunes it.
- Free. The whole Gaming Hub is part of open-source NEURU — no gamer tier, no paywall.
Ready to take command of your rig?
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