I usually just push a sharpie against the offending light. Still visible so I can see it if need be but not much brighter than that.
That worked like a charm, thanks!
Awesome!
Don't overthink it. Masking tape works wonders.
Two good ideas in one thread? Fuckin nuts!
What about this: Sharpie... on the masking tape.
Your face right now:
Also double check for on off switches. I have found on MSI and ASROCK hardware they have an undocumented led powerswitch hidden somewhere on them sometimes.
You could locate and replace it's current limiting resistor with one of higher resistance.
Why do you even need to see that light? I chose a solid metal case, simple as. Noise dampened, protects against electromagnetic interference and isn't prone to spontaneously exploding as many glass cases are.
this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2025
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