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Seasonic’s next-generation Prime PSUs to will try to stop connectors from melting
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TBF, if you ask for power delivery in an unsafe manner, the PSU should say 'no'...
GPUs shouldn't be requesting power unsafely, that's definitely something they should address as well; but the PSU shouldn't be able/willing to comply either.
Definitely, but it's impossible to do for everyone using an adapter.