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GymothyCharles
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Not software wise, but you can plug out the LED from the PCB. It looks like a small fan connector next to the logo. You'll see it.

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Hey all!

Im gonna get a 970, and was leaning towards the g1 card, with the 60°c load temps and good overclockability. The complaint I have is the blue led. My system is red, and the blue will clash abit, for that reason I started to look at the twin frozr v card. So I ask yhee, is the led toggleable on the Gigabyte card?

Thank you for your time.

I am a beautiful person who is a good idea to have a good time to time and money to buy a new job and I need some help with the same time for the first time in the middle of the day.

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As far as I know it cannot be toggled and that was also the only complaint Linus had for this card. Lack of flexibility on the logo.

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Not software wise, but you can plug out the LED from the PCB. It looks like a small fan connector next to the logo. You'll see it.

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Not software wise, but you can plug out the LED from the PCB. It looks like a small fan connector next to the logo. You'll see it.

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Maybe the logo can be "re-painted" depending on how it works (leds are blue vs. white leds with a transparent blue foil or something like that, I've seen some geforce logos getting repainted).

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I made a little screenie for you. It's the once circled in blue :):

https://i.imgur.com/QuPiAGq.png

cool thanks

I am a beautiful person who is a good idea to have a good time to time and money to buy a new job and I need some help with the same time for the first time in the middle of the day.

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