Those sites are not referencing OEM video cards. They speak to retail video cards.DELL-Admin
Here is the original post which I was told to repost in this section:[URL]#M15617   Original Post: "I've already contacted support and was thrown from department to department. I just purchased the Dell Inspiron 5090 Gaming Desktop with the addon of the NVIDIA RTX 2060 Super GPU included, every single article I have reviewed with this GPU indicates that the graphics card includes 2 DisplayPort outputs, 1 HDMI, USB-C and VGA. Mine has 1 HDMI, 1 DisplayPort, and VGA. After speaking to support for over an hour and a half on the phone and contacting chat support all they suggested is returning the desktop, getting a refund, and buying a different computer and waiting another 3 weeks for delivery. This is outrageous for a feature that should be expected out of the graphics card purchased." Additional Posts:"It shows as the Super version: [IMAGE] I may be mistaken in the VGA comment as it may actually be DVI-D output but if Dell sells the super version, 1) it should be listed on this support section to include this information and 2) I didn't see anywhere on the Dell G5 webpage, my order summary, or the receipt I received that it was an OEM Graphics Card, it only ever showed NVIDIA brand. From the multiple people I spoke to on the phone they refuse to replace just the graphics card and need me to send back the entire system and did not guarantee the new computer would have 2 DP outputs either"   Here are posts indicating that the NVIDIA RTX 2060 Super should have 2 DisplayPort Outputs:"[URL] '1x DVI, 1x HDMI, 2x DisplayPort, 1x USB Type-C' [URL] 'The card features two DisplayPort 1.4 outs, one HDMI 2.0 out, one DVI-D out, and one USB-C/VirtualLink, with the last port designed for future VR headsets'   Here is the user guide straight from NVIDIA's site that shows and labels two display port outputs: [URL]"
Dell Inspiron 5090 Gaming Desktop Display Port Missing