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 You will need at least a **Raspberry Pi 2**.
 
-> As noted by Zsolt, HG2ECZ the Raspberry Pi 3 can limit the CPU frequency if the power supply cannot supply enough current. It may result in decreased signal processing speed! Having a correct power supply is insufficient for running OpenWebRX. An **5V, 2A** unit (or better) should do.
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 **Raspberry Pi 1 won't work** as its CPU just doesn't have enough processing capability to make it.
 
 (`csdr` can make use of both NEON and the multiple cores on the RPi2).
 
+> As noted by Zsolt, HG2ECZ the Raspberry Pi 3 can limit the CPU frequency if the power supply cannot supply enough current. It may result in decreased signal processing speed! Having a correct power supply is insufficient for running OpenWebRX. An **5V, 2A** unit (or better) should do.
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 ## Common issues with the RPi 2
 
 It is not sure that you will run into any of these, but anyway: