The best way is to purchase case fans that do not have RGB lights. I have 2 memory sticks and iCUE is showing them as DIMM 1 and DIMM 2. Similarly, Corsair has a software called iCue that lets to control your Corsair RAM RGB lights. Now the Wraith Prism cooler should be spinning diligently without showing off. Under MAIN CONTROL, there are 3 tabs: RING LED, FAN LED & LOGO LED. Install & run the software (Wraith Prism).Download: Wraith Prism RGB Lighting Control Software.connect the other side of the USB cable to a USB header.Use USB cable (smaller side) to connect to the Wraith Prism cooler’s 3-pin connect:.Remove the 4-pin RGB cable from the Wraith Prism cooler.In order for the Wraith Prism software to control the cooler RGB lights, we need to use a another cable (USB cable) that comes with the cooler instead of the RGB cable. Cooler Master has offered a software to control the RGB lighting. This nice stock fan is powered by Cooler Master. Turn off AMD stock cooler RGBĪMD Ryzen 7 3700X CPU comes with a stock fan cooler called Wraith Prism. Consult your motherboard manual to find the corresponding settings to turn on/off RGB lightings. There is a handy AURA ON/OFF switch available to turn off the lightings on both the motherboard & case (but it has no effects on fans, cooler nor RAM).ĭifferent motherboard will have different settings. My motherboard is Asus TUF Gaming X570-Plus. Turn off motherboard & case lights through BIOS But for now, I have to go through multiple steps to turn off RGB lights from different components one by one.
Hopefully these RGB settings will be standardized and eventually be able to control all from the BIOS settings. I thought there would be an all-or-nothing settings at the BIOS to turn off all the lights but after digging through the BIOS, there isn’t one such setting. The RGB lights are shining all over the places including the case, motherboard, CPU cooling fan, RAM & case fans. So I prefer my machine to perform quietly (visually) rather than showing off there all the time. In my case, my PC build is used as a work machine, not a gaming machine. While the RGB lights in my PC build add beautiful lighting effects to the computer, there are time and situation when you don’t want those flashy RGB lights. My build: Ryzen 7 3700X Build with Asus TUF Gaming X570-Plus
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