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For the record, I did a paperclip test and the PSU seems fine. 1 is definitely on, 0 off, and the buzzing is when it's off ๐คท. It's not loud, you can only hear it when held up to your ear.
Is there any chance the buzzing is actually from what you have the PSU plugged into? I think ive had a surge protector that have a buzzing without anything drawing power that went away once something was consuming power.
Definitely the PSU, but it's not drawing power so maybe the buzzing would go away if the PC was drawing power.
And when you unplug the power it goes?
Yeah, may just be that the PC isn't drawing power, the buzzing might go if it was.