Depending on the model of your Kraken cooler you have installed, you may not have the ability to control the fan speed directly through the NZXT CAM software.
* The Kraken X0 series (Kraken X40, Kraken X60) cannot be controlled through the NZXT CAM software and require a dedicated Kraken Control software.
* RGB Control for the pump can be added by connecting the Kraken 120 to an NZXT RGB Port or Controller (sold separately).
If your Kraken does support built in fan control, you can adjust the fan speed by choosing the Cooling option on the left sidebar and selecting the appropriate Fan in the Kraken's panel.
By selecting the Fan directly, you'll be able to access advanced options such as the ability to set your Temperature Source as well as nodes to adjust the fan curve.
If you have a Kraken that does not support fan control, you will need to adjust the fan curve through your motherboard's control software or in the UEFI/BIOS. For more information, please refer to your motherboard user's manual.
How do I add fan or RGB control through NZXT CAM if my Kraken does not support it?
If you have a Kraken that does not natively support fan control through the CAM software, you can add fan or RGB control by connecting the device through an appropriate NZXT Controller. These controllers are either standalone like the NZXT RGB & Fan Controller or NZXT Control Hub or may come pre-packed with other products such as our Elite series cases or fan multi-packs.
Just connect the Fan or RGB connection from the Kraken to the appropriate ports on the controller, then select the appropriate ports for your Controller in the CAM software. By clicking the name of the port, you can rename it to better track your radiator fans.
Due to the higher overall power draw of liquid pumps, it is not recommended to connect any AIO liquid cooler pump directly to an NZXT Controller. This can result in an over-current issue due to excessive power draw. Pump connections, especially 4-pin PWM pumps, should be made directly to a dedicated AIO_PUMP port on the motherboard.
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