Minimum Requirements

Starting January 1, 2026, the test is available only on Windows 10 or later.Tests cannot be taken on versions earlier than Windows 10, so please check your system in advance and update it as needed to ensure a stable test environment.

We are not responsible for any connection issues caused by environments below the minimum requirements.

Tests may not run smoothly if your setup does not meet the requirements, so be sure to complete the demo test carefully in advance.

PC / Network

Operating System	Windows 10 or higher (64-bit / latest version)	macOS 11 Big Sur or higher
CPU	Quad Core	Quad Core
RAM	8GB	4GB
PC Web Browser	Latest version of Chrome, Edge, or Whale	Latest version of Chrome, Edge, or Whale
Network Speed (upload speed)	At least 50 Mbps	At least 50 Mbps
Resolution	1280 × 720 (100% display scale)	1280 × 720 (100% display scale)

For network connections, we strongly recommend using a wired connection that meets or exceeds the minimum requirements.Wireless or public networks are not recommended, and we are not responsible for any connection issues caused by such environments.

Mobile

	Android	iOS
OS Version	Android 8.0 or higher	iOS 15.1 or higher
Monitor App / Web Browser	Must be kept up to date with the latest version	Must be kept up to date with the latest version

💡FAQ

How do I update macOS?

Go to Apple menu → System Settings → General → Software Update to check for updates.

You can also refer to Apple’s official help guides:

→ Find out which macOS your Mac is using

→ Update macOS on Mac

How do I update Windows?

Go to Start → Settings → Windows Update to check for updates.

For more details, see the official Windows help pages:

→ Install Windows Updates

→ Install the latest version of Chrome

How do I update Chrome?

Click the three-dot menu in the top-right corner of Chrome and open Settings.Go to About Chrome to check for updates.

You can also type chrome://settings/help in the address bar to open the update page directly.

Can I use a phone that isn’t under my name? (Someone else’s phone or a secondary device)

Yes. You can use a phone that isn’t registered under your name.Both another person’s phone and a secondary device are allowed.