Like i said above, you'll need MSI Gaming App to control your MoBo RGB headers. What your MoBo has, is standard 4-pin RGB header (two of them) and why MSI calls those as:'Mystic Light Extension' on the Mystic Light page, that i do not know. Also, your MSI B450M Gaming Plus MoBo doesn't have RGB LEDs on it, where you could use MSI Mystic Light software for 'MoBo colors'. Thanks for your help sir!Ĭlick to expand.Only single reference about Mystic Light in your MoBo manual is at the included software section, where Mystic Light software is included with the MoBo DVD. I will recommend my friends who are using the Prism Cooler to use USB 2.0 Cable. Hello! Thanks for your solution! I have plugged in the USB 2.0 cable from CPU cooler to MoBo, unplugged the RGB cable, use the Cooler Master software with MSI Mystic Light and it worked. If you don't have that RGB cable, call your IT shop since Wraith Prism cooler comes with both cables and they might have kept the excess cables for themselves (it has happened to me once and due to that i won't let anybody else to build a PC for me anymore). You just need to unplug the USB 2.0 cable from MoBo and connect the RGB cable to your MoBo header. For your need, you'll need the wiring be as 2nd method is. If you can, your CPU cooler is wired according to the 1st method. Install the Cooler Master software and look if you can control your CPU cooler LEDs. RGB cable from CPU cooler to MoBo RGB header (controlled by MSI Mystic Light software). USB 2.0 cable from CPU cooler to MoBo (controlled by Cooler Master software, LINK).Ģ. For controlling the CPU cooler LEDs, there are 2x options:ġ.

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