If one of the cables you plugged in was this one: To check if your motherboard has an RGB header, look for this (I know you have a Gigabyte, but just in case others are curious):įrom what I've read (Never had the wraith prism cooler) it uses a 4-Pin connector and has a USB connector "powered by Cooler Master" so it may have an RGB controller built-in. 4 pin headers are different (Shown below).do not mix these up! Here's an article on the difference for you. RGB controller with a remote: Rainbow LED Controller W/ Remote (If you're going to use this one you may need this adapter and cable) Simple button-based RGB controller to stash inside the case: Simple Cooler Master RGB Controller I'm not saying MSI should implement a software specifically for the Wraith Prism, that would be too much effort for something too specific for which a very good software already exists, all I'm looking for is a way to tell Mystic Light to do not mess with select RGB peripherals (Wraith Prism is even using USB, instead of the JRBG headers, so even just giving an option of choosing between them might be a crude but quick solution to this specific case).Here's some links if your motherboard doesn't have an RGB header: If it isn't a feature yet, I believe it should be one, since I found forum posts regarding this from back in October. I was wondering if anyone found a solution to this, maybe there's a way to let Mystic Light know to exclude/skip the CPU cooler itself, and only I'm not finding it, or there's some other clever way to handle this? Mystic Light seemingly uses a service to handle it's lighting and when it starts, it assumes control over the Wraith Prism for a small time and lets go of it, which forces it to go to it's default state (full red).
Wraith Prism seemingly saves it's parameters inside the cooler itself (such as better mouses keep their DPI settings and such when changing between computers). MSI Mystic Light doesn't have this option, but I am using it for other RGB stuff in my case. This way it has addressable RGB ring effects on the outer circles and such. So I've read it before and it's been a problem for others as well: the Wraith Prism's full potential is unlocked by using Cooler Master's Wraith Prism software. My go-to wouldn't have been writing here, but since opening a ticket just throws me no permission, hoping maybe this will get some feedback.
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