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14 days agoLooking at pictures of the card, the rgb header is right next to the PCIE connector. Could just unplug it.
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Have no fear, brother, this censorship is of my own doing. I didn’t even know there was a list of naughty words not fit for display.
What in the actual removed?
Doesn’t hurt to try. I weened myself off Windows by using linux every single day and fiddling around for a few hours. Eventually it just clicked and i very rarely boot up Windows nowadays for apps that will not run on linux. Good luck!
Sorry, I was suggesting unplugging the RGB cable from the GPU itself, it looks accessible without disassembling anything. There are two headers right next to the PCI-E connector and I’d say the 4-pin one is the one to remove. Can always plug it back in later if you happen to change your mind and need that sweet RGB LED action! :)