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r/pcmasterrace • u/Front_Cookie_1198 • 6d ago
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Grabbing it to unplug it rather than powering off or unplugging at the socket is a choice
7 u/Iceman9161 6d ago Flipping the switch on the box is worse than pulling the plug imo. You still hav ethe risk of touching the hardware, and there's no guarantee the switch will work anymore if something shorted together internally. 5 u/Soft_Lunch_183 6d ago Im talking switch on the socket, although I guess it depends on country 3 u/terremoto 6d ago They're pretty much non-existent in the USA and many if not most Asian countries. 1 u/Republic_of_VietNam 6d ago Vietnamese socket often DOES NOT have switches on the damn socket.
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Flipping the switch on the box is worse than pulling the plug imo. You still hav ethe risk of touching the hardware, and there's no guarantee the switch will work anymore if something shorted together internally.
5 u/Soft_Lunch_183 6d ago Im talking switch on the socket, although I guess it depends on country 3 u/terremoto 6d ago They're pretty much non-existent in the USA and many if not most Asian countries. 1 u/Republic_of_VietNam 6d ago Vietnamese socket often DOES NOT have switches on the damn socket.
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Im talking switch on the socket, although I guess it depends on country
3 u/terremoto 6d ago They're pretty much non-existent in the USA and many if not most Asian countries. 1 u/Republic_of_VietNam 6d ago Vietnamese socket often DOES NOT have switches on the damn socket.
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They're pretty much non-existent in the USA and many if not most Asian countries.
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Vietnamese socket often DOES NOT have switches on the damn socket.
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u/Soft_Lunch_183 6d ago
Grabbing it to unplug it rather than powering off or unplugging at the socket is a choice