> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mluvii.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mluvii.com/en/system-requirements/minimum-hw-requirements-for-operators.md).

# Minimum HW requirements for operators

Operator workstations must meet the following **minimum parameters** for proper operation:

* CPU: min i5
* RAM: 8GB RAM
* HD: min 500MB free space
* OS: Win10 or higher
* Internet connection: min. 4MB/s

**Notice:**

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* *If you are going to use Audio / Video transmission (WebRTC technology) or 3rd party software consuming a large part of HW resources, we strongly recommend increasing the HW resources above the aforementioned minimum level.*
* *Some antivirus software performs real-time inspection of HTTPS and audio packets, which reduces the quality of audio transmitted over WebRTC*
* *We recommend increasing the minimum HW requirements even if you choose to use operator screen recording*
* *If you are also using telephony (WebRTC technology) as part of your mluvii we strongly **recommend using an internet connection via cable instead of Wi-Fi**.*
* ***Since the number and type of additional applications at each station level vary, mluvii cannot provide a universally applicable recommendation.***
  {% endhint %}

### Additional requirements:

To operate, the mluvii application requires a persistent https connection between the operator's browser and the application server (mluvii)**.**

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*Network elements that actively break https connections are not compatible with the mluvii application and **O2 IT Services s.r.o. is not responsible for the correct functionality of the application in such cases.***
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