Sajmen

I bought my Kraken x62 2 weeks ago. I have been using Nzxt cam every day since then and I'm not sure if I have run into any problems yet. Yesterday discord wouldn't run in the background when I started to play games so I restarted my pc and then it worked. Last week chrome wouldn't open until I opened cam first. I am not sure if these problems are related to cam or not... I am currently thinking about returning it if this al was cams fault. I'm not sure what to do, cam anyone give some advice?

I hope so. i downloded it from nzxt website last week

Recently I upgraded my system with a new i7 9700k, 750w psu, z390 mobo and the kraken x62 cooler. And before I heard that cam was bad. But now I have read that it can turn off the fans randomly etc... My question is if it is worth returning the kraken and switch to a corsair aio instead. Or is cam fixed? I havnt experienced that many problems yet. But one time my chrome closed and didn't open until I upended cam. Many cams fault. Maybe a coincidence....

with what type of fan configuration? The 2 exhaust os the 2 intake in the top?

An i7-9700k, gigabyte aorus z390pro and a 750w modular power supply.

Tomorrow me and a friend will upgrade my current system with a new cpu, mobo, psu and a kraken x62 cooler.My question is if only one corsair ll 120mm fan will be enough for exhaust in the top rear of my corsair carbide 275r. I will put the radiator in the front as intake and then probably have the 2 fans in the top as intake as well (if exhaust wouldn't work better?)

Sorry, here is the list https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Sajmen/saved/ I'm picking a aio because the ram I choose was the corsair rgb pro (really tal sticks)

I was just checking the compatibility of the parts that I think I will buy on black Friday (29nov) Then the messaged popped up that told me that the new PSU that I was thinking about buying apparently didn't have an additional 4-pin ATX power connector. "The Gigabyte Z390 AORUS PRO ATX LGA1151 Motherboard has an additional 4-pin ATX power connector but the Corsair TXM Gold 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Semi-modular ATX Power Supply does not. This connector is used to supply an additional 12V current to the motherboard. " Is this something to worry about or is this ok? is anyone familiar with this power supply and this "problem" here is the list of the parts: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Sajmen/saved/3r8PnQ I already have everything on the list but the ram, cpu, cpu cooler, psu and mobo in my current pc. so thats the things that im going to replace. And one more thing I chose to get an aio to get space for my new ram, but I'm completely new to water coolers, and I'm not sure if the Kraken x52 or the corsair h100i RGB platinum is the best one? And when I say best i mean performance-wise. (cooling and noise).