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I ran into a weird issue with an ASUS Z370-E motherboard where the mobo would have power even after removing the PSU. (Not just power cord, entire unit.)

The ROG Swift via DisplayPort had enough juice to run the LEDs on the machine and wouldn’t fully power off unless DisplayPort was unplugged.

It’s really strange holding a PSU in your hands and the rig still has power.

Probably nowhere near the same issue. Thought I’d share this one off experience.

[QUOTE="FoskcoRS5, post: 134401, member: 1322"] I ran into a weird issue with an ASUS Z370-E motherboard where the mobo would have power even after removing the PSU. (Not just power cord, entire unit.) The ROG Swift via DisplayPort had enough juice to run the LEDs on the machine and wouldn’t fully power off unless DisplayPort was unplugged. It’s really strange holding a PSU in your hands and the rig still has power. Probably nowhere near the same issue. Thought I’d share this one off experience. [/QUOTE]

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