These below are advertized as standard ATX switches but on the photo they appear to be of the 2x3 pin variety that you need for a turbo switch setup. Maybe you could inquire if they are like on the photo.

https://www.ebay.ie/itm/Standard-ATX-Computer … s-/191732800527

edit: Also inquire if they stay in position when pressed in.

pics of the old button please

These keywords should help you out :

8mm latching dpdt switch

Make sure it's a latching switch (stays in when pressed), a momentary switch like a modern ATX power button won't stay 'on'

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So I was changing motherboards like 10 times because can't make up my mind what I want in my latest Case and wired it wrong to t […]
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So I was changing motherboards like 10 times because can't make up my mind what I want in my latest Case and wired it wrong to the 12v and saw smoke form behind turbo button, I immediately turned off the pc.

Everything works, display and button was still working and confirmed turbo working too but it lost its springiness, probably from some melted plastic.

I took it apart and unfortunately broke the plastic mechanism inside, which was probably broken anyway since it would press in but not depress unless pulled out.

So I am trying to find a new button, the actual mechanism that goes behind the round button on the case.

Its like a little spring push button with 6 connections 3 on each side. (can't post picture because its broken to small pieces now)

I have no idea where to look for a replacent, couldn't find anything on google/ebay. Anybody have any idea what part number or keyword I can use to search for it?

Wow, that's funny. Sort-of.
I had the exact same thing happen to me 4 days ago.
In my case the button melted to the point of being jammed inside and the wiring started to smoke badly. All that in a matter of under 10 seconds.

What I discovered is that the motherboard, in my case a MS-4144 has 3 turbo pins, 1 ground, 1 for turbo-disabling and 1 at 5v in that order. (GND disblTURBO 5volt)
The switch however has a different order of pins, where the common pin comes first, then NO and lastly NC. (COMMON NO NC)
NC = normally closed, NO = normally open

As you can see, if you wire the pins 1:1, and you disable TURBO, you basically get a full short, also smoke and lots of swearing and praying that its not fatal to the mobo (and I'm an atheist, 🤣).

Be sure that your wiring is ok, because mine actually had melted away in places, and could potentially touch parts of the case.

I bought my replacement locally but also bought some extras on AliExpress

8.5*8.5mm push button switch self-locking tactile switches ON/OFF 6PIN

yessss tpowell.ca that is the exact same button! thank you! I didn't think it would be so easy!

On my mobo the first 2 pins are not labelled then next 3 pins say turbo switch so naturally I assumed turbo switch is the first 2 pins and thr writing is slightly shifted to the right...
wrong checking stason.org pinout after the fact the first 2 pins are 12v and ground so yes mine melted in too.
I disassembled it and pulled out the switch with pliers, connected to the correct 3 pins next in row and was still working with the technique of pressing it then using pliers to depress. My wiring is luckily ok and I am very happy to see there is a direct replacement. thanks so much for posting that picture!
oh yeah my. motherboard is the famous MB-8433UUD-A