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**Raspberry Pi 4** board with 16GB MicroSD card.
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- PiKVM SD card image used is the one **For HDMI-USB dongle**- [download here](https://docs.pikvm.org/flashing_os/)
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- PiKVM SD card image used is the one **For HDMI-USB dongle**(or **For HDMI-CSI bridge**) - [download here](https://docs.pikvm.org/flashing_os/) and flash the MicroSD card with [RPi Imager](https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/) tool
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- RPi4 Power consumption ranging from 2.7W to 6.4W depending on the workload
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For **power supply** and **USB** connectivity, I have chosen the "**Variant #2: Power supply + Y-splitter based on power blocker**" from the [PiKVM v2](https://docs.pikvm.org/v2/) guide with:
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For the **video capture device** I've used an HDMI-USB dongle for my testing lab.
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For the **video capture device** I've used an HDMI-USB dongle for my testing lab (change with a HDMI-CSI bridge board later).
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Anyway, a **HDMI-CSI bridge board** is better for video encoding, resolution and latency.
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