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Thanks!

The V2 only supports those two as of now sadly. But perhaps waiting a bit till others are supported would be yet another option :D

Or going with V1? But … V2 is new, shiny and experimental!

Thanks for the pointer! It’s really more about “why not upgrade while at it?” and skip the stealthburner all together though - not even with a good reason just because I can, I guess.

The account spams (likely AI generated, just based on speed and images) clickbait videos…

It is. They’re solving the problem with threats, money and patience.

Fuckers.

Perhaps reframing it helps: this list is helpful because you can show how short it is.

Treat it more like a communication and transparency offensive instead of a buy-this guide.

Counter question: where does it say on there that it’s PD3.0?

From the power source it looks like PD2.

Perhaps it follows since stuff from the PD3 specs and that’s why that tester said it, but this is guesswork.

Perhaps I’m misunderstanding you but the gist of your text is “why is this item not saying what a random guy said it should say??”

I’ve checked another Dell power plug, they don’t claim anything on the box concerning standards they follow from what I can tell. Third party ones often do though.

My Lenovo doesn’t say anything about that either interestingly, thanks for the rabbit hole! :D

“not enough space in the used server for a standard power unit”

I wanted to put a dedicated graphics card in there for interference experiments - but the server is, well, a server - and those high availability PUs are expensive and a hell to cable manage

But a Dremel I had at hand … And a second PU as well. Now my server has a second power unit which is only powering the graphics card and is short circuited to be always-on.

self-made problems require self-made solutions.