Re: I was initially thinking of having a button switch in the cabinet with wires going to a "power" jumper" on the motherboard but I haven't been able to find it, would anyone be able to point me to it on the attached picture or any pictures of the motherboard ?
Thanks a million @redxps630 that's great ! The only concern I have is that since I will need to remove the original connector shown on the photos I will get an error message when booting but it looks like I don't have an alternative.
@ProfessorW00d I plan to leave the watercooling system in the Aurora and the cabinet will have one fan below to suck cold air in and another (very big) fan at the rear to push out hot air. I hope it will be enough.
The only concern I have is that since I will need to remove the original connector shown on the photos I will get an error message when booting but it looks like I don't have an alternative.
I think you only remove the original connector to add a custom power switch . . . then plug it back into the motherboard.
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Re: I was initially thinking of having a button switch in the cabinet with wires going to a "power" jumper" on the motherboard but I haven't been able to find it, would anyone be able to point me to it on the attached picture or any pictures of the motherboard ?
you can connect custom power button switch cables to R7 LED controller pins for power switch (pin 3-4). For more details refer to https://www.reddit.com/user/ZwoukLeBleu/
R7: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
disconnect the LED controller cable connector (carefully and gently, do not pull on skinny wires)
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June 26th, 2022 09:00
Do you have a cooling solution for this cabinet constraint?
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June 27th, 2022 16:00
Thanks a million @redxps630 that's great !
The only concern I have is that since I will need to remove the original connector shown on the photos I will get an error message when booting but it looks like I don't have an alternative.
@ProfessorW00d I plan to leave the watercooling system in the Aurora and the cabinet will have one fan below to suck cold air in and another (very big) fan at the rear to push out hot air. I hope it will be enough.
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June 27th, 2022 17:00
The only concern I have is that since I will need to remove the original connector shown on the photos I will get an error message when booting but it looks like I don't have an alternative.
I think you only remove the original connector to add a custom power switch . . . then plug it back into the motherboard.