lol @ the bright blue LED. I had the same problem on my old case. What I did was soldering a resistor between the LED and cable and voilą, much more reasonable brightness. Casemodding extraordinaire.
Cheap home entertainment PC?
We can't explain the universe, just describe it; and we don't know whether our theories are true, we just know they're not wrong. >Harald Lesch
Did you check the manual for the mobo? It overclocks your system. Recommended: Off
lol @ the bright blue LED. I had the same problem on my old case. What I did was soldering a resistor between the LED and cable and voilą, much more reasonable brightness. Casemodding extraordinaire.
lol @ the bright blue LED. I had the same problem on my old case. What I did was soldering a resistor between the LED and cable and voilą, much more reasonable brightness. Casemodding extraordinaire.
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Lol. That was just unnecessary. But, yes, fancy.
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Aristocrat(There is this "TPU switch" I found on the motherboard. The manual has no documentation for it
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NudeRaiderDid you check the manual for the mobo?
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We can't explain the universe, just describe it; and we don't know whether our theories are true, we just know they're not wrong. >Harald Lesch
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AristocratQuote from Aristocrat
Aristocrat(There is this "TPU switch" I found on the motherboard. The manual has no documentation for it
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NudeRaiderDid you check the manual for the mobo?
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