I also had these issues and this is what I've found from my testing. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter to keep up with the latest technology, share your favourite articles, chat with the team and more.I recently bought the 2700X and Gigabyte X470 Ultra Gaming. Support īy supporting eTeknix, you help us grow and continue to bring you the latest news, reviews, and competitions. What would be funny is if someone made a bracket to use these AMD coolers with Intel chips. It does make me wonder what AMD’s cooling partners feel about the increased competition. I guess there is a market for people who want a complete AMD branded solution. Intel, on the other hand, has been reducing their involvement in this market. It is interesting to see AMD getting more involved in the cooling market. Given the minor changes, there will only be a small $5 premium over the $49 Wraith Max. Underneath the hood though, it is pretty much the same Wraith Prism from before. As a premium offering, it supports multiple fan profiles via Ryzen Master.
It is also compatible with motherboard vendors standards like ASUS Aura Sync, MSI Mystic Light, GIGABYTE RGB Fusion, BIOSTAR Vivid, and so forth. The new RGB LED is controllable with Ryzen Master software and features 2 LEDs. Wraith Prism Customizable As Premium Offering The Wraith Prism takes it to the next level with controllable RGB LED. The Wraith Max does come with LED but it is not RGB. This mirrors the Wraith Spire and the Wraith Spire LED with RGB LED lighting. The Wraith Prism is based on the Wraith Max currently available but with RGB LED lighting.
The Wraith Prism offers a first party branded premium CPU cooler. AMD first teased the offering at CES this year.ĪMD is a bit different in that they offer more cooling options beyond the stock option. Together with the new Ryzen 2000 series, AMD is releasing a new Wraith Prism CPU cooler for sperate purchase. AMD has been more active with their Wraith lineup of coolers. Intel has stuck to the same design since Ivy Bridge which itself is only a bit different from the early Core days. What doesn’t usually change is the CPU coolers. Every year or so, both Intel and AMD refresh their CPU and chipset lineups.
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