I used the USB connector for the RGB fan, because the RGB header on MSI MAG B550M Mortar motherboard is not yet supported by OpenRGB. I used OpenRGB as it will at least have a single application for all RGB devices if I plan to upgrade some components in the future. RGB control application for the Wraith Prism on Linux, Mac OS and Windows, written in Python and allows showing realtime CPU utilization. Open-source Linux-only RGB control application for the Wraith Prism, written in Kotlin. RGB control application for multiple devices from diverse manufacturers. I hope this cleared up some confusion.I found three options to control the RGB colors of Wraith Prism on a Linux platform: I can even control the colors from my MSI motherboard software. In my case, I had downloaded the wrong version of the driver software. It took me a while to figure it out, but once I had the above setup, the software worked. Each driver version is only looking for the model of cooler it is tailored for, so make sure that in your case, you download and run the WRAITH PRISM software. For instance, you cannot use Wraith Prism software with a Wraith Max cooler. The software you use should match the model of Wraith cooler you have.The cooler can ONLY be connected to a standard USB 2.0 header. FYI, I'm guessing the AMD USB HEADER on your motherboard is proprietary and is not compatible with this cooler.In this state, the software will not be able to communicate with the cooler. If the RGB wire is connected, the controller will default to using the RGB control and USB control will be turned off. For color control, however, ONLY the USB wire should be connected to a USB 2.0 header. Of course, for fan control, the fan header should always be connected to the CPU fan control header on the motherboard.There are two conditions that must be met in order for the Wraith software to work:
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