i dont know weather it is a removable protective red colored wrap or. problem is the semi transparent plastic strap on the motherboard is slightly red, so red light is the only thing going through it. You could physically mount a colour filter (like a piece of tinted cellophane or other plastic) over the red Q-Code LEDs to change them to an apparently different colour or you could physically mount a nontransmissive screen (like a piece of black electrical tape) over them to mask them out entirely. Hi, there is nothing wrong with RGB light, if you remove the right side panel from the case you can see rgb light works just fine with all colors. They also indicate fundamental hardware conditions, I suspect they're 'hardwired' directly to the hardware ('under' user-accessible BIOS layer), I doubt they can be dimmed or disabled through firmware. This compact controller easily fits inside your case. Their colours are fixed, they can't be RGB controlled. Have the PC lighting you want without an RGB capable motherboard. They are not 3-pin/3-trace RGB LEDs, and (as far as I can determine) they are not connected to any RGB-driving PWM controllers. For some older models, such as Z97-mark S, Q-LED light will be next to corresponding slot, as shown in below, The VGALED light is next to the PCIE slot, which is also.

These are all 2-pin/2-trace monochromatic LEDs (the Q-Code panel is 16-pin/16-trace, functionally eight 2-pin/2-trace LEDs built into one unit). Check for the Q-LED indicator on the Motherboard, which is usually near the 24pin power supply interface or memory slot of the motherboard (as shown in the picture below).

one Q-Code display - a 2-digit/8-segment numeric display (red) - always shows a 2-digit hexadecimal code (indicating the mobo is working or has halted) four Q-LEDs - BOOT (green), VGA (white), DRAM (yellow), CPU (red) - only lit during hardware-fault conditions one RESET LED (?) - I've never seen it lit (even when pressing/holding RESET button) one POWER LED (green) - always lit when the motherboard has power from PSU (even when computer is 'OFF') Join Date Mar 2015 Reputation 152 Posts 2,718 Samsung 850 PRO 512GB SSDs, 4xSATA3 RAID0 It may well detect the motherboard and give some RGB control there, if the motherboard itself doesnt come with something to control it like armoury crate/aura sync on Asus ones. NVIDIA Quadro GP100GL/16GB, 16xPCIe3, NVLink1 (SLI-HB)

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