Agreed. The x52 works best once any version of CAM is uninstalled. I simply connected the fans to the mobo set to monitor CPU temp. Their speed increases properly when I use CPU-ID to bench. Those same fans (the ones that came with the x52) stay at the same speed when plugged into the x52 harness. I can only hope the pump knows when to spin faster because without CAM there's no way to control pump speed. I'd really like to connect the pump to the PUMP pinouts on the mobo. CAM is full of bugs that are never fixed. Temps and fan speeds are always wrong. CAM SOFTWARE IS INSULTING TRASH. A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT IS IN ORDER HERE. nzxt needs to give the user a way to run its cooling systems directly off the appropriate mobo pinouts and bypass CAM and the firmware inside the pump housing. I'M ALWAYS AFRAID MY NEW 1950X SYSTEM WILL OVERHEAT. THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE. PLEASE FIX IT. In the very least, the horrid documentation doesn't even speak to whether the x52 will use safe parameters when (not if) CAM fails, which is almost all the time.

I think your clients would like to know what is going on with a lot of the promised or talked about features such as advanced fan controls (control fans via multiple temp readings simultaneously, be able to use other temp sensors other than just CPU/GPU/liquid), monitoring, and combining Hue+ and Grid+. I have seen some of the topics were mentioned way back in 2014 and still no news. Looking at Corsair, they are doing an awesome job combining the Cue and Link into iCue, and their software can do so much more than the basic function of Cam. I'm pretty sure that I am not the only one who is frustrated. All of my lighting and cooling including GPU are NZXT stuff but I am seriously considering replacing all of them with Corsair if I don't see that the Cam functionality and features will be improved drastically and quickly.

Got an h700i with a smart device/hue2/krakenx72 set up, all was well until I tried the adaptive noise reduction calibration.

After going through calibration I hit update and now CAM is stuck at 100% for "We are determining the optimal settings for your system".

Can't adjust fans at all anymore through CAM because it's still just hanging. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling, as well as installing an older version of CAM, 3.5.88, and then updating and neither worked.

The last few lines of the dated log in C:\Program Files (x86)\NZXT\CAM\Logs is:

2019-01-11 11:28:22:CAMV2.Settings.DrivesPage/UpdateUI:C:\Windows\System32\drivers\SiLib.sys- at System.Diagnostics.FileVersionInfo.GetVersionInfo(String fileName)
at CAMV2.Settings.DrivesPage.UpdateUI(MyComputer data)
2019-01-11 11:28:33:initialize cloud upload process
2019-01-11 11:28:40:CAMV2.Cooling.CoolingPage/UpdateKrakenXPage:Object reference not set to an instance of an object.- at CAMV2.Cooling.CoolingPage.UpdateKrakenXPage(MyComputer data)
2019-01-11 11:28:40:CAMV2.Cooling.CoolingPage/UpdateSmartDevicePage:Object reference not set to an instance of an object.- at CAMV2.Cooling.CoolingPage.UpdateSmartDevicePage(MyComputer data)

and in the CAM titled log from the same folder has a lot of lines that look like this

{"ThreadID":24,"Time":"2019/01/11 19:01:15","Username":"@gmail.com","Exception":"URL: https://apianr.nzxt.com/v1/smartdevice/pop, Params: hostname = Camyo-PC; email = @gmail.com","InnerException":null,"StackTrace":null,"CAMVersion":"3.7.4"}

Hopefully I can get a reply as I looked through a hundred or so posts and couldn't find any solutions.