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An RPi doesn't max out a 2A 5V power supply unless its under heavy load. Idle is closer to half an amp.
If you're hosting a server, you're not going to get much idle time.
Heavily depends on the server, a game server sure, for almost anything else you're probably doing it wrong.
Ok
What about a web server or a file server? Both are very much on-demand, so they're chock full of idle time. Even NextCloud has a ton of idle time.
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