IMPORTANT: Remember that you can’t change the fan LED with using these software controls if the RGB header cable is attached.

OK, now you can start playing with the 3 tabs to control the two separate RGB zones, RING LED and FAN LED, the third is just that little AMD logo top left. Unpack the zip that’s now in your download folder and run the program to install the software – the most difficult steps are done! Please note: At the time of writing this, our software download was Wraith Prism v1.18 This will take to the Cooler Master software download page, simply click the button here and a compressed software package will begin to download. With everything looking good it’s time to move onto software install, the easiest way to find the latest version is by visiting the AMD CPU Cooler Solution website and clicking the button shown below. With the two cables now connected our build instantly syncs the AMD Wraith CPU Cooler to our case fans, and while the outer ring does at first appear to be matching the flow as it proceeds the colours will slowly de-sync. Quickly removing the Graphics Card to give us easy access to the two ports on the bottom of of the CPU Cooler we first connect the RGB Cable to an RGB Header, and then the other cable to the USB 2.0 Header on our motherboard. Starting with the CPU Cooler installed into our PC, we’ll now attach the cables required to control the RGB. That’s not to say you can’t have some awesome RGB colours though! So let’s connect the cables and install the software for testing 🙂 This becomes important when you want to match the colours with other RGB components within your Gaming PC – right now static colours are no problem but getting a colour flow effect to sync between the outer ring, central fan and case fans can’t be done easily. – The USB 2.0 Header cable controls both, with additional A-RGB options for the outer ring, but the fan colour controls are overridden if the RGB header cable is attached. – The RGB Header cable controls only the fan. The LED layout is split into 2 main zones.

It’s a remarkably good looking cooler, with unique connection options that include both a 4-pin RGB Header and a USB 2.0 Internal Header cable to enable control of the colours. This specific cooler is a little hard to find as a standalone option, instead, the AMD Wraith CPU Cooler is included with the following AMD Ryzen CPU. Today we’re taking a look at the AMD Wraith Prism CPU Cooler and its RGB connection cables + software controls.

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