Miyazaki’s Slave
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I always open my video cards and unplug the leds in those. I hate those leds....would do the same for my PS5 but it isn't in eye sight when I play so it doesn't impact the room
A lot of us mount our tv's to the wall. My daughter (3 at the time) fell out of her seat and her toy flew out of her hand and hit our plasma. Cracked the screen and the tv was dead in minutes. The tv was on a tv stand. Had it been on the wall, the toy wouldn't have hit the tv.How about if you hide the console behind the tv?
No just cover them, disconnecting will lose you .5 teraflops.Is the led lights powered by a ribbon cable connection? Easy disconnect.
Is it connected via a few wires to a small pcb board containing the power and reset switches etc? Snip and electrical tape.
I always open my video cards and unplug the leds in those. I hate those leds....would do the same for my PS5 but it isn't in eye sight when I play so it doesn't impact the room
I did for the 3000 series (at least the founders cards).You do know you don't need to open the GPU up to do this right?
I don't really pay attention to the tiny light emitting from the PS5 while playing in HDR.
Wow, that sucks. RIP plasma tv.A lot of us mount our tv's to the wall. My daughter (3 at the time) fell out of her seat and her toy flew out of her hand and hit our plasma. Cracked the screen and the tv was dead in minutes. The tv was on a tv stand. Had it been on the wall, the toy wouldn't have hit the tv.
Life lesson learned that day. Ever since, all tv's are wall mounted. Plus's, it saves room.
Most games aren't HDR. The lights don't bother me at all.What if you weren't playing in HDR though?
I've the opposite problem. My cats would leap up on to my wall mounted plasma and ruined the screen. Pinoneer wanted 2k to replace the screen that looked like Freddy Krueger had, had a go at it.A lot of us mount our tv's to the wall. My daughter (3 at the time) fell out of her seat and her toy flew out of her hand and hit our plasma. Cracked the screen and the tv was dead in minutes. The tv was on a tv stand. Had it been on the wall, the toy wouldn't have hit the tv.
Life lesson learned that day. Ever since, all tv's are wall mounted. Plus's, it saves room.
Get a shelf that allows you to place the system behind the TV or get a setup where you can place the PS5 in a hidden area.I don't know why, maybe I'm getting old, but I can't stand any sort of lights on my electronic equipment. It distracts from the picture in a dark room, and looks cheap. With PS4, I was able to simply apply a piece of tape across the front, and never have to see it again. For controllers I lifted the ground pin on the led array connector (necessary on later revs, since the light was bleeding through the top of the touch pad). With PS5 it looks like there are two narrow curved pieces of diffusing plastic on each side, which would be kind of a pain to cover up, and not look like shit. I'm guessing there are no options to disable the lights in software? Is it possible to disconnect the LED's themselves? Any other ideas? For the time being I simply hid the PS5 behind my TV, but even the ambient glow is bothering me.
I did for the 3000 series (at least the founders cards).
Some of the partner cards have easy to access molex connecters you can pop right off without anything too invasive which makes them easy peasy although one of the gigabyte ones tied the led power into two of the fans which was super annoying.
But that photo is larger than my 65" tv. Phil gets a wall in my living room. The children and I pray at his alter every night.Just hide it behind your photo of Phil.
Drug aren't the answers though, they're just a band-aid fix that doesn't fix anything, just fucks you up worse and makes a rich company richer.Best way to deal with that problem:
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Some of those soltuions work, but it is typically a stop gap solution (at least in my expierence). Windows/application updates, driver updates, bios/firmware etc, always revert back to their default led state.You can use something like openrgb and control any RGB you have in your computer. No need to take the nuclear route.
Drug aren't the answers though, they're just a band-aid fix that doesn't fix anything, just fucks you up worse and makes a rich company richer.
And void the warranty.Why wait for software to fix something you can fix yourself? Open that fucker up and disconnect the LEDs.
Oh no, my shitty one year warranty that Sony refused to honor because it apparently started on the day the console shipped and not the day I received it. Yeah - fuck those guys.And void the warranty.
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