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Cut it off? Just snip the two wires? REplace with another color? 

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I upgraded my mobo and CPU today, but the LEDs on the mobo are orange, when I have a blue fan LED color-scheme otherwise. It really clashes, is this something you can normally change? I bought the new ASUS Z97-E/USB3.1.

Something tells me I'm going to have to buy fans to accommodate the color scheme of the mobo, which sucks cause white and blue is so much cooler looking! White and orange is.. tolerable

You can't change the LED's. You can probably cover them up with some electrical tape or something.

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Cut it off? Just snip the two wires? REplace with another color? 

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