CAM PC MONITORING SOFTWARE INSTALL
This is a welcome change since some novice users might be tempted to not install software they do not understand and consider it to be bloatware, but this kind of introduction could convince users to change their mind. The dashboard tab has a basic, advanced, and expanded view to represent and monitor hardware. The default color is a light green theme but in this article, I have selected purple which you can see on all the screenshots. This tutorial prompts the user for a desired color scheme and introduces the user to the basic views in the CAM software. On first run, there is a tutorial that will fade out the background. One thing to note is that NZXT seems to be using its own browser so if you are logging in using a social network be prepared to enter all credentials associated with that account and any two-factor authentication enabled.
The installation went by pretty quick on Windows 10 and there was an optional user account setup that can easily be done by either creating a fresh account or connecting by Google Plus or Facebook. The screenshots on the CAM webpage show a Windows Metro look which is a noticeable change to the dated Windows 9x interface on other hardware monitoring tools. There is an option to install additional drivers for new NZXT products in the event you did not install all three of these at once.
This software suite is also used to manage the Kraken, Hue+ and Grid+ peripherals in the event you ever want to purchase those products by NZXT. Version 3.0 is available on the Windows platform but the updated Android and iOS versions are being worked on by NZXT as well. The NZXT CAM software is easy to install and is available from or from the download page of an NZXT compatible product. NZXT CAM is a free real time hardware monitoring tool that could be a viable alternative to what would be available from CPUID such as CPU-Z and HWMonitor.
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