I asked a question and attempted to follow instructions - first not to ask tech support, and second, show what I have done myself - while avoiding too many words. The question got immediately deleted, because I was supposedly asking tech support. Fine, as yours truly in not native English speaker and well, not a literary genius, lets try again.
To avoid specific details and concentrate on one thing only, I then asked what kind of motherboard to buy - that would be compatible with hardware hypervisor. With this reformulated question I attempted to avoid going into too much detail (that would be tech support). Unlucky me, deleted again as having too broad requirements.
Unfortunately, there is no way to be more specific. Because I have to choose PC motherboard that is compatible with bare metal hypervisor. It is one thing I have to choose based on one limiting factor. Is it possible at all or should I go and buy an actual server-grade machine? I have no idea. However, there are people here who know. I have even some in my phonebook and they will be less intimidating to contact than posting a question here.
I mean, why just delete a question, of all possible correction methods? Can you put it on hold, or suggest OP to rephrase?
I totally appreciate that someone is trying to run tight ship here. Ask for suggestions for a thingy with blue knob and you get your answer. Otherwise, off you go.
