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gigabyte brix move power button?

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nekrosoft13

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Does anyone have a gigabyte brix? Is there a header for power button? Can the power button be easilly moved?
 
Is this topic related ? http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1828912
All these NUC-type computers have as little components as possible, which also means a power button right on the PCB most of the time (if not all the time).

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Gigabyte Brix Mini, upper left side you can see the button.
 
With decent soldering skills and some common electrical knowledge, that button could become a header :)
 
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