Top 8 BEST NZXT CAM ALTERNATIVES

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NZXT CAM

MSI Afterburner is a program similar to Nzxt CAM that monitors and enhances the performance of your computer. It has a lesser FPS impact than Fraps while yet offering the same capabilities. Along with the video capture, the beta versions feature audio streaming. The software is responsible for monitoring the performance of a component’s Graphics Processing Unit. You can use it to overclock your GPU’s voltage, frequency, and other parameters, for example.

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CPU-Z

This is an excellent alternative to Nzxt CAM that will give you with real-time information about your computer system. CPU-Z is a freeware system profiler app for Microsoft Windows, (all versions from 95 onwards) that detects and exhibits the central processor unit, RAM, motherboard chipset, and other hardware components of a modern personal computer in a single window. The software is very user friedly and has intuitive features.

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Speccy

CCleaner, a well-known firm, has also released software called Speccy, which monitors the performance of a computer system. The software’s interface has been designed to be basic and intuitive for all users. Speccy will be a good option if you are not techy geeks.

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Open Hardware Monitor

The Open Hardware Monitor supports most hardware monitoring chips present on today’s mainboards. The core temperature sensors on Intel and AMD processors can be used to monitor the CPU temperature. The temperature of AMD and Nvidia visual cards and the temperature of SMART hard drives can be viewed. The monitored values can be presented in the main window, a desktop gadget, or the system tray. The free Open Hardware Monitor software is compatible with 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10, as well as any x86-based Linux operating system.

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OCAT

The Open Capture and Analytics Tool (OCAT) for D3D11, D3D12, and Vulkan provides an FPS overlay and performance assessment – GPUOpen-Tools/ocat. For simplicity of use, users can assign hotkeys that display various statistics with a single click. Furthermore, since the software is open-source, its code could be used to create a more personalized version of OCAT. Overall, it’s a good substitute for Nzxt CAM.

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GPU-Z

GPU-Z, like Nzxt CAM, is free to download and use. Apart from GPU statistics, the software will also provide information on transistors, bus interface, and memory size. GPU-Z can also be used to check the sensors and their performance.

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MSI Afterburner

MSI Afterburner is a program similar to Nzxt CAM that monitors and enhances the performance of your computer. It has a lesser FPS impact than Fraps while yet offering the same capabilities. Along with the video capture, the beta versions feature audio streaming. The software is responsible for monitoring the performance of a component’s Graphics Processing Unit. You can use it to overclock your GPU’s voltage, frequency, and other parameters, for example.

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FPS Monitor

If you’re a retro gamer, FPS Monitor is a must-have program, although facial frame dips are common. While playing games, the program is utilized to keep track of the frame rates. This feature was not available in Nzxt CAM.

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iStat Menus

It’s another worthy contender to Nzxt CAM for obtaining precise computer performance statistics. CPU, GPU, RAM, HDD, and other performance metrics are available from the iStat Menus. The program can also be used to overclock the GPU.

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