G1 assassin overclock light

[Madblaster6]

anyone have a G1 assassin and over clock the board just to get this annoying blue led next to the memory? is there a way to get rid of it without loosing the overclock?

 

[Madblaster6]

I guess I'm just gonna use some electrical tape.

 

[wazza300]

I think they light up according to CPU clock or nb clock,atleast its that way on my ud5,install dynamic energy saver,there's an option in there to turn off the mb lights,then unistall it as its not very stable

 

[Madblaster6]

I think they light up according to CPU clock or nb clock,atleast its that way on my ud5,install dynamic energy saver,there's an option in there to turn off the mb lights,then unistall it as its not very stable

Nope no option in dynamic energy saver 2.

 

[wazza300]

they could have changed it since x58,i know the option was there for my ud5,could use a black felt tip pen and blot it out,cant think of what else other than some tape

 

[Madblaster6]

they could have changed it since x58,i know the option was there for my ud5,could use a black felt tip pen and blot it out,cant think of what else other than some tape

Lol, This is an x58 board.