> It also supports USB-C Power Delivery, so finding a power supply that’s capable of supplying all that juice to the Pi 5 is a lot easier
Isn't this mostly false? The Pi4 uses 15W at 5V3A. The standard says, to exceed 15W you should increase the voltage, but Pi5 increased the amperage instead. 5V5A USB-PD supplies are almost unheard of.
I wonder how much a 9V3A -> 5V5A buck converter dongle would cost.
Isn't this mostly false? The Pi4 uses 15W at 5V3A. The standard says, to exceed 15W you should increase the voltage, but Pi5 increased the amperage instead. 5V5A USB-PD supplies are almost unheard of.
I wonder how much a 9V3A -> 5V5A buck converter dongle would cost.