I usually just push a sharpie against the offending light. Still visible so I can see it if need be but not much brighter than that.
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That worked like a charm, thanks!
Awesome!
Don't overthink it. Masking tape works wonders.
Two good ideas in one thread? Fuckin nuts!
What about this: Sharpie... on the masking tape.
Your face right now:
Also double check for on off switches. I have found on MSI and ASROCK hardware they have an undocumented led powerswitch hidden somewhere on them sometimes.
Why do you even need to see that light? I chose a solid metal case, simple as. Noise dampened, protects against electromagnetic interference and isn't prone to spontaneously exploding as many glass cases are.