LED
Solution for ATX conversions 
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Well,
I realized that people are probably more interested in this information
than my case, so I should get this out as soon as I can! Sorry I didn't
write about it earlier, but I was hoping to get my project finished by
now.
Here is a quick and easy solution to the problem of LED's not working
with ATX
cases and either Gigabit, Digital Audio, or QuickSilver boards.
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Time
to...Wait
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I am still waiting for my PowerLogix Dual 867 to come back from Techsupport. In the mean time, I am attempting a couple of projects on my Lian Li. Both of which I don't want to give away until they are completed. So if I can actually get home in this weather, I will attempt to complete them and have pictures to under whelm you with:D
Back
to Basics...
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I
have tried and failed to get a working Dual 800 module...so I went ahead
and purchased the PowerLogix Dual 867 upgrade...and guess what? It arrived
fubared. Was able to boot up once in OS 9 to the tune of single 867 of
unknown processor type with 2MB of L2 cache. OS X wouldn't have anything
to do with it. Currently being RMA'd and I hope to get it back before
I'm an old man.
Tweaked the voltage on my 800 module and got it to boot and run at 1ghz,
although I went to far with the voltage and had to revert it back to 800...lol...that's
actually lucky...it could have been worse. NEVER GO ABOVE 2.1V on a 7450
or 7451 unless you like your stock mhz or LOWER. Bad things happen to
those who go overboard.
Good news though...I have figured out a simple way to get the LED working
on gigabit and later logic boards in PC cases. It involves rethinking
the pinout and utilizing some simple electronics principles. It's actually
much easier than that...hehe:D
I will update tomorrow, after I get some sleep. Also, if you haven't noticed,
my page is going to be geared toward general modding and tweaking of Built
from parts Macs from here on out.
