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### What are the minimum officially supported OS versions?

- MacOS 10.14 Mojave
- MacOS 13.0 Ventura
- Windows 10
- Ubuntu 18.04 (20.04 highly recommended)
- Raspberry Pi OS 64 or Ubuntu 20.04 for Pi/ARM64 (Not recommended for plotting or timelord)
- An SSD for storing the blockchain's database. A 256 GB model with 520 MB/s read/write speeds will work just fine and is available for around $30 USD (do not use an SD card as they are not fast enough)
- An SSD for storing the blockchain's database. A 512 GB or larger model with 520 MB/s read/write speeds will work just fine and is available for around $30 USD (do not use an SD card as they are not fast enough)

### What versions of Python are supported?

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### Can I use a fast SAS HDD for storing the blockchain's database?

A very high-end HDD _might_ be fast enough, but we still recommend a $30 SSD, as stated above. It can be an external SSD, connected via USB. The database is always growing, but 256 GB should be sufficient until at least 1H 2024.
A very high-end HDD will not be fast enough, so we recommend a $30 SSD, as stated above. It can be an external SSD, connected via USB, but a dedicated internal connection is preferred. The database is always growing, but 512 GB should be sufficient until at least 1H 2027.

### Can I run this on a Raspberry Pi 3 or 4?

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