Fractal Design Prisma AL-18 PWM Computer Case Fan - Multicolor

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The Fractal Design Prisma AL-18 PWM is a high-performance 180 mm cooling solution designed for users who prioritize massive airflow and integrated ARGB aesthetics in their PC builds. Its 38 mm thick blades and PWM speed range make it ideal for cooling demanding systems, though its oversized footprint requires users to ensure their specific computer case supports 180 mm fan mounts before purchase.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | FD-FAN-PRI-AL18-PWM-2P |
| Brand | Fractal Design |
No, these are 180 mm fans and require specific mounting points (165 x 165 mm) which are not found on standard 120 mm or 140 mm mounts.
While they provide great static pressure, you must ensure your radiator supports 180 mm fans, which is rare for standard AIO liquid coolers.
You can connect them directly to your motherboard's 5V ARGB header, but an optional R1 controller can be purchased for manual color adjustments.
The fan features a mean time between failures (MTBF) of 90,000 hours, ensuring long-term reliability for your cooling system.
The ARGB cables are designed for daisy-chaining to simplify wiring; however, ensure you do not exceed the power limit of your motherboard's header.
Ensure the fan is connected to a 4-pin PWM header on your motherboard and check your BIOS settings to verify that the fan control mode is set to PWM rather than DC.
Verify that the RGB cable is connected to the 5V addressable RGB header, not a 12V RGB header, and confirm that the cable is firmly seated.
Ensure that the synthetic rubber corners are properly installed and that the mounting screws are tight enough to secure the frame without overtightening.
Before installation, verify your PC case supports 180 mm fans and matches the 165 x 165 mm screw hole mounting pattern. To install, secure the fan using the provided screws into the designated chassis mounts. Connect the 4-pin PWM header to a chassis fan port on your motherboard to enable speed control. For RGB functionality, connect the addressable header to your motherboard's 5V ARGB header or a dedicated controller. To maintain performance, use compressed air to clear dust from the blades every few months. Avoid using liquid cleaners directly on the bearing or electrical components.