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[NZXT] NZXT releases "CAM" A new hardware monitoring software

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NZXT is pleased to announce its first piece of software! Designed to be a simple companion you can trust, CAM is NZXT's modern take on computer management and monitoring.
 
Created to bring ease of use and simplicity to novices and PC veterans alike, CAM monitors and tracks in real-time vital PC statistics and activity. CAM also allows you to sync your data to the Cloud, bringing you complete access over CAM from your mobile device.  
 
 
Please vist our webpage for additional information or to download now for free:
 
 
 
 

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YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH

This is great. :D Now if only I could somehow set this up to work with Cacti (PHP and mysql program for logging data and making graphs from it of PCs).

I like how slick/simplistic it looks.

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Repost

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/154994-nzxt-cam-see-whats-inside-your-pc-for-the-people-that-forget-it-think/

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/154960-cam-by-nzxt/?hl=cam

 

We are just too fast for you :P

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Damn, CAM. 14.5% CPU Usage on my i5 2500K. (It spikes)

 

Sweet software, looks great.

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realy cool how you can monitor your pc on your phone. However my pc isn't always on so I don't realy see the use in that for a normal consumer.

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realy cool how you can monitor your pc on your phone. However my pc isn't always on so I don't realy see the use in that for a normal consumer.

For monitoring while you're gaming if you don't have a second monitor
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Once the Shield launches in India and I have an excuse to leave my computer on the full day, this will definitely be on my download list since I would love being able to monitor my computer remotely like lets say if I am in school and am worried about thermals going off the chart. Great job on the design by the way, this looks amazing! :)

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For monitoring while you're gaming if you don't have a second monitor

Yeah i have 2 monitors... now i can see the use for it.

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funny this is a report but has better interactions with people. well done :) the other was is like

 

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ahah. i like this. i will certainly be downloading it.

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Freaking awesome, going to try it out now. Unfortunate someone beat you to it but thanks for the share anyway dude!

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That looks pretty good.

 

I do have to point out a typo though: "Phatom 530" in the PC specs list.

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Could this be a possible replacement for kraken software or are you planning this as an addition?

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Could this be a possible replacement for kraken software or are you planning this as an addition?

 

I can not comment on that just yet, but more items are in the works.. so BIG things. 

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wow this is really well designed software. thanks NZXT :)

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that video looked awesome, I wish I could get the verification email already...

anyone else having that problem? how long does it take?

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that video looked awesome, I wish I could get the verification email already...

anyone else having that problem? how long does it take?

i got it in seconds after i signed up. maybe just wait a little while? that happens to me sometimes on some other sites and services

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i got it in seconds after i signed up. maybe just wait a little while? that happens to me sometimes on some other sites and services

I just got it now about an hour after I signed up

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HELL YEAH! CANT WAIT! 

 

Cant wait till it comes onto Android!  

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I installed it, but every time I try to open it the blue loading bar goes 3/4 then stops. 

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So umm it won't take my password. I'm dead certain that I typed it right. this is the support ticket verbatim that I just submitted:

 

 

I was very excited about your CAM software that released very recently. I went, downloaded the program, and ran the installation. It asks me to create an account - okay, not a problem. I create an account and then try to login. Nope! it says the password is wrong. Well, I know that the password I chose has a lot of alternate case-sensitive letters, numbers, and special characters. So I change my password. I try again this time, with a very simple password that follows all the password rules. I try to login, and it says the same thing. wrong password! I am at a loss as to what the problem is. Please help! I guess it isn't vital that I have an account working as of yet as the android app isn't released, but I'm still very sad that I can't login.

 

 

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This looks super cool! I can't wait for the apps to come out! I'm really digging that clean UI.

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God damnit, i was actually writing a piece of software like this for the past month or two...

 

Guess its time to move onto the next project.

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Awesome stuff!

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