Issue occurs after restarting with NZXT CAM and hwinfo64.
Issue occurs after restarting with NZXT CAM and hwinfo64.
When you launch NZXT CAM and run a temperature monitoring tool, rebooting causes a 0d motherboard error. Disabling NZXT CAM from system autorun prevents the error when no monitoring is active. If you have fans and pump setups with CPU temperatures visible, the issue likely stems from the monitoring software interfering after reboot. To resolve this, consider using an alternative program that won’t trigger the 0d error post-reboot, or uninstall NZXT CAM if it’s causing the problem. Your motherboard model is GIGABYTE X670E AORUS XTREME.
OpenRGB works well with NZXT fans and pumps when they support it, letting you adjust RGB colors and fan speeds easily. It integrates more gently with hardware compared to NZXT CAM, offering better stability. Corsair iCUE suits builds with Corsair fans or compatible cooling parts, giving strong control over fans, pumps, and lighting. SpeedFan offers temperature-based speed changes but doesn’t support RGB. Argus Monitor provides a quieter alternative that manages fan speeds, sensors, and diagnostics without heavy hardware impact. MSI Afterburner is primarily for GPU monitoring but can also track basic CPU and system stats; it may function with NZXT CAM disabled.