Cryoshira

For the new ones to this post, if you didn't pick it up from the others, you can still have CAM installed, and run it long enough to set your lighting and fan preferences, after they are set, just exit the program and the computer will remember the settings. Also make sure to disable it from auto-start on launch.

Still crashed it not even 30 minutes after running. I'm leaving it installed but not started so I can at least keep my cooler lit. I'm not sure what else to do other than try older versions but that will have to be another day. Even with the fans running at their default speed and the pump running default my CPU and GPU stay under 70 degrees and my liquid doesn't go over 40 Degrees under heavy loads.

I just made a new AMD build as well for when I finally land my hands on a 3080, but I threw my 1060 6gb in it for the time being so I can at least use it and prep all my games and programs. I decided to finally get my first AIO and went with the Kraken z73 only to have the same freezing issue everyone else is having after installing CAM. I got all the freezing to stop after uninstalling the program so I too can agree that it's the software causing the problem. I'm just now installing 2004 as well, but I've been trying to see if there's a previous ver. of CAM 4.0 that works without freezing. I've used the 3.x versions but they are severely out dated and you can't control lighting (at least for z series hardware). After I put 2004 on my system, I'm going to try CAM again and I'll update what the results are. System specs -Ryzen 7 3700x -EVGA 1060 6gb SC -2x Corsair Vengeance LPX RGB 3200 -500gb Samsung 970 Evo Plus -1tb Samsung 970 Evo Plus -MSI B550 Tomahawk -850w 80+ Gold Fully Modular PSU