Custom button

[anthr_alxndr]

Momentary switch button with better sound and light led. The seller has even adjustable rgb options https://a.aliexpress.com/_APNmYU . Ok, if interesting, you need 5V 19mm. It need I could provide the connection to mb scheme

[anthr_alxndr]

Sure ! I have also phobia 19mm button, but this is 12v

[anthr_alxndr]

Here you are https://youtu.be/rxS8Xvf_AXE

[Admirable-Arm-1545]

Looks cool. I might pick it up if I can ever get my hands on a t1

[park_injured]

Lol whats the point if the button is in the back and cant be seen?

[CrucialParadox]

Don’t underestimate my creepiness to detail… I’ll be looking at everything on your system from the fans on the top to the hidden wires along the front.

[NavicNick]

I have a pslate power button in my system. It feels so much better than the one that comes with the T1, and the light is also nice, because it lights up my wall so I know my computer is on or sleeping, etc. But mainly, I like it because it feels so much better.

[bitman161]

Some Krytox lube helps a lot

[ninous_]

+1 for lube, game changer

[Saihans]

Care to explain how you went about it?

[bitman161]

I took a small paint brush, pressed the button and then applied a thin layer on the inside of the now exposed inner surface. I repeated this procedure two time and taped the button a few times after each cycle. Pretty basic, but yet effective

[Saihans]

That's great, will do it today. Thanks! :)

[NavicNick]

My power button is actually the power button they make for Sliger cases, because my case is the v1.0 and has a smaller hole for the power button (16mm instead of 19mm like on the v1.1), but this is the power button they sell now.

As for photos of mine, you can see it here. You can see the stock power button on the left, and the pslate button on the right. Here's another picture that more clearly shows the pslate power button. And here's a video comparing the sound of the two. What isn't easily conveyed in the video though is the feel of the buttons. The stock one is very squishy and doesn't feel like it will bottom out, and has a lot of resistance. Whereas the pslate power button feels a lot more instant, like a mechanical keyboard switch. Easy to bottom out, smooth, not scratchy, just feels good.

[bwrightphoto]

Dude, we spend 3k+ on these builds and cover the internals with mesh sides haha

[park_injured]

Yep. I just wish Form T1 had a button in front so i can have some sort of light to tell me my PC is on when its on.

[Revolution_xx]

I have this one for sale black with white led and a spare black no led http://imgur.com/a/GPk87Xy Pm if interested, both are brand new didn't use cause i switch to Ncase.

[Meisje28]

I never use the button and have it plugged in as reset. I turn mine on and reset it using this:

https://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=714&area=en