I managed to turn off every other light from the bios but I can’t seems to find any way to turn this one off

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  1. CHKCHKCHK

    I’d try OpenRGB or look up Zoltac’s lighting program. After you turn it off you likely could uninstall the software and the light would stay off.

  2. zigzagg321

    Just do what I do about the check engine light on my car, strip of electrical tape.

  3. Just put a proper side panel on. Not one of the useless glass ones

  4. z_OberThetop

    I’ve got a Zotac card as well. Just gotta download their software program called Firestorm. Once that’s installed launch it and you can go into the program, switch to the spectra tab, and turn the lights off from there. Nice thing is, it’s hardware based so you can turn it off and even uninstall the program and it’ll stay the way you changed it last.

    Link to download program:
    https://www.zotac.com/us/page/firestorm

  5. Either use their software, or unplug the cable on the PCB.

  6. xComradeKyle

    If only they came with manuals, or had a website where you could find said manuals

  7. Malinicula

    I had the same problem on an Asus GPU (not ROG) that had a cyan-purple gradient light thing that wasnt controllable. Then i noticed that the warranty void sticker on my gpu was on a screw that was holding down only the heatsink, not the plastic cover. So i took the plastic cover off, found the cable for the light and unplugged it.

    Edit: just realised that your card has control over that light. lucky!

  8. NeutralAimYT

    You can either do what the top comment said with their software, OR, go the hard way. Take off the plastic and just disconnect the LEDs alltogether. (Soldering iron will likely be required)

  9. DoogelCraft

    Unplug the cable to the LEDs, electrical tape or black marker

  10. I have a twin edge 3070 and you cannot turn off the led with software. I disabled it by taking off the plastic cover around the fans (4 screws, under the fans, easy to get at with a small screwdriver). Then you will see a wire with a disconnect on the plastic piece. Just disconnect it and screw it back together. Should take you less than 5 minutes and pretty easy.

  11. dat-guy-with-a-plan

    You can download OpenRGB. This app lets you control all your rgb peripherals

  12. jens_normal

    I have the same card but my question ist: how can I turn the light ON? (gigabyte h610m mainboard)

  13. FerrariKing2786

    So they have a software but do xfx? If I want to turn their white light off?

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