Raspberry Pi PBX vs RISK/ARM/x86

[Allott]

I want to start with, I know the Pi is no longer supported,

But I would like a little more clarification, as the Pi's do have 4 core 8gb ram etc, and the compute modules are quite reliable,
Plus we have the orange and banana and who knows what else.

So the question is, is it just Pi's not supported or is in non-x86 CPU's?
so would all ARM or RISK CPU's be unsupported?

Based on the fact that the recommended specs say intel or similar, I think only x86 cpu's are supported

 

[SteveITS]

There isn't an ARM version of 3CX. Only the SBC.

 

[Allott]

So an x86 single board computer would work for the PBX

 

[SteveITS]

Sure: https://www.3cx.com/docs/recommended-hardware-specifications-for-3cx/#h.tu59vqsfxiy

 

[fxbastler]

So an x86 single board computer would work for the PBX

We have some very small systems where 3CX runs on a Minis Forum N40 or even a Rock Pi X. Both are fanless and there is a 'case' available for the Rock Pi X. Elsewhere, these devices run the 3CX SBC.