CAM

Overall Opinion: CAM is a piece of software that was designed by NZXT to collect and steal your all poersonal data, and tond think you can block it, After usage of the software I had 15 breaches in my firewall by this software. Dont install it unless your privacy is worth nothing.

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Overall Opinion: This is the third version of the CAM software, and it is touted as the only software utility you'll ever need for your PC. The aesthetics of the software are quite beautiful, and while it was originally built to help control hardware components within the NZXT family, it has since incorporated a wide range of features that make it an excellent and highly useful tool. When you first download and install CAM, it will ask you to create an account with the CAM Cloud service. This is not required, but if you create the account, you'll be able to get the full experience of the software. Even without the account, it will perform all the tasks you might need, like monitoring various system metrics. However, with the CAM Cloud account, you can see historic data about your system that is used to create a profile of your system performance. There are several reasons this could be specifically helpful to gamers, but it is truly a useful utility for anyone running a PC for any purpose. With the CAM Cloud account, you can upload your recorded data and compare it with that of someone with similar or even identical system specifications. This allows you to see if you are getting good performance or if you should do something to boost it. You can also use this tool to find out what sort of bump you might expect in performance if you were to upgrade any particular component. If you enjoy overclocking your system, CAM Cloud is a great way to compare results of overclocking online. There are only a few thousand users in the CAM Cloud system right now, but that number is growing every day. A future feature that has already been confirmed is the ability to tell the software what sort of performance you hope to achieve, and it will be able to offer upgrade suggestions to help you meet those goals. There are three modes in which you can use the CAM software. These are Basic, Advanced, and Expanded, and each has its own set of benefits. The Basic mode provides you with a detailed list of all the most pertinent system specs. The Advanced mode shows you real-time charts displaying system temperature, CPU core usage, and many other details. The Expanded mode offers an overview of the entire system, including all the most boring details. Another interesting and unique aspect of CAM is that it can be used with solid state drives, or SDDs, just as easily as it can be used with standard HDDs. There are so many details that can be found in the CAM software that it would be almost impossible to list all of them.

Pros: Highly Comprehensive Designed by NZXT

Cons: Early Builds