If you want to disable the light altogether try Electrical Tape Application. Not supported officially by nVidia or EVGA but is lightweight and easy to install. Also functions 24/7 until removed, so from the moment you power up your machine, the lights are off; no waiting for Windows boot. 
 
;)

gtxjackbauer

Will this software work with any of the Hydro Copper's Red EVGA LED?

It works with my 780 Hydro Copper. I didn't think it would but gave it a try. It's funny to see it "breathing". lol

The ACX version has no LED correct?

Also having problem with 2 titan in SLI.
As soon as I select other card it resets settings on one before back to manual. Also Light changes worked on 2nd card only no effect on 1st one.
Would be great to have it working with both :)

Thanks for the utility! It'll definitely come in handy when I finally get my windowed Mozart TX chassis re-built with square aluminum bar supports. :)

I can't open it with Winrar, it says: "Unexpected end of archive" or "The file is corrupt"
I have tried to repair the zip file but same error all the time 

Atto93

I can't open it with Winrar, it says: "Unexpected end of archive" or "The file is corrupt"
I have tried to repair the zip file but same error all the time 

Have you tried deleting the download an trying it again? I've used this same file myself so I know it's not corrupt on EVGA's end. How about using 7-Zip? I've never had a problem with it.

Unfortunately this does not work with my GTX 780 Classified Hydro Copper.  Can anyone verify if it is suppose to work or not with it?

I've used this software to create ground fx lighting on my case.   I soldered directly to the 12v lines for LED's and wired them to two 12v light strips and have control over the led's via the software.   It works wonderful.   I would like for you to add a option if its not too much to ask.    Strobe effect.  I'd like to cycle between 0 and 100% and enable the slider to control the strobe speed.   If this is possible it would look amazing.  Attached are pictures of the software working.   Strobe effect would just put it over the top for me.
 
I cant post the youtube video but its watch?v=9RZBR1BNvIo
 
 
 

 
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Motherboard
CPU Type HexaCore Intel Core i7-4930K, 3600 MHz (36 x 100)
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Motherboard Chipset Intel Patsburg X79, Intel Ivy Bridge-E
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Video Adapter NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690  (2 GB)
Video Adapter NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690  (2 GB)
Video Adapter NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690  (2 GB)
Video Adapter NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690  (2 GB)
Video Adapter NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690  (2 GB)
Video Adapter NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690  (2 GB)
3D Accelerator nVIDIA GeForce GTX 690
Monitor Asus VE248  [24" LCD]  (D4LMQS010281)
Monitor Asus VE248  [24" LCD]  (B8LMQS013597)
Monitor Asus VE248  [24" LCD]  (B8LMQS013606)
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It's funny, 3 people have asked if this will work with the ACX cards and not a single reply.  Jacob, maybe you could be a bit clearer as to EXACTLY which cards have the LED's built into them.  That way I don't have to waste my time looking into the side of my case wondering why the program isn't doing anything for my 780's.

TelFiRE
No it doesn't work on the ACX model as it doesn't have any LEDs...

Actually, the 780 Ti Classified's have LED's and I'm not sure if this program works or not for it. The LED controller in Geforce Experience doesn't do anything for these cards, so I'm guessing neither does this program. 

when will we get some control over the EXTREMELY bright LEDs on the 780 Ti Classified cards?

yeah, the Classified cards have specific LEDs, but EVGA does not make their purpose very well known. Scarlet, do you have any links to these buried threads? I would love to understand how these LEDs work and what each one represents.


Also, Jacob - if you're reading this, it would be nice to at least dim them. They take so much of the attention in a modded build, and I find this completely insane since they are mainly for troubleshooting purposes, as Scarlet mentioned. 

yeah, i know how to use google, man. thanks. I could not find anything specifically in the forums - thats why I asked for the links you were talking about. I just thought the card i bought (2888) is too new and EVGA hasnt released any firmware relating to this issue. I had assumed the kingpin pdf info applies for all EVGA 780Ti cards, but I have not been able to find similar documentation for the other cards in the lineup. 
 
I'm hoping to hear from a moderator or a representative from EVGA about it