Quick question to gigabyte G1 gaming card owners

[Fluffybakon]

Hello all!

 

Im building a white build over summer, and I was wondering whether the LED's on the G1 gaming cards can get a near pure white/pure white color. I will be modding the card to make it all white, so color is not an issue.

 

Thank you in advance!

 

-Lukas

[jcoops]

13 minutes ago, Fluffybakon said:

Hello all!

 

Im building a white build over summer, and I was wondering whether the LED's on the G1 gaming cards can get a near pure white/pure white color. I will be modding the card to make it all white, so color is not an issue.

 

Thank you in advance!

 

-Lukas

It's very hard to do this on the older G1 Gaming cards, such as the 960, 970, etc.  You'd have to buy a whole new LED and rig it.  There are a couple tutorials on how to do this, but quite frankly, I have an all white build and the GTX 960 Blue LED fits pretty well.  Also, you can just get a 1060 G1 Gaming, custom paint it white, and there are RGB Led's on it that you can change with software.  

Here's a video: 

 

 

[TacoSenpai]

4 minutes ago, Jackson, The Computer Dude said:

It's very hard to do this on the older G1 Gaming cards, such as the 960, 970, etc.  You'd have to buy a whole new LED and rig it.  There are a couple tutorials on how to do this, but quite frankly, I have an all white build and the GTX 960 Blue LED fits pretty well.  Also, you can just get a 1060 G1 Gaming, custom paint it white, and there are RGB Led's on it that you can change with software.  

Here's a video: 

 

 

Same I have a Gigabyte G1 Gaming GTX 1080 with a white build (NZXT Noctis 450 with a Gigabyte Aorus AX370) and set the LED to blue and it matches perfectly.

[Fluffybakon]

12 minutes ago, LordTaco42 said:

Same I have a Gigabyte G1 Gaming GTX 1080 with a white build (NZXT Noctis 450 with a Gigabyte Aorus AX370) and set the LED to blue and it matches perfectly.

 

22 minutes ago, Jackson, The Computer Dude said:

It's very hard to do this on the older G1 Gaming cards, such as the 960, 970, etc.  You'd have to buy a whole new LED and rig it.  There are a couple tutorials on how to do this, but quite frankly, I have an all white build and the GTX 960 Blue LED fits pretty well.  Also, you can just get a 1060 G1 Gaming, custom paint it white, and there are RGB Led's on it that you can change with software.  

Here's a video: 

 

 

Thanks guys  Im getting the 1060, so i should be fine, appreciate it

 

-Lukas