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The higher-end quad-core i5 and i7 options will work, however. Unfortunately, this means even the latest Air, which only launched in February 2020, cannot run Zoom virtual backgrounds with its base-spec, dual-core i3 processor. This means that most modern Macs can run Zoom virtual backgrounds, but this does not include dual-core, i5 versions of the MacBook and MacBook Air. To find out what processor your Mac has, click on the Apple icon in the top-left corner, then click on About This Mac.

A Mac with a processor that is i5 quad-core or higher, sixth-generation i7 dual-core or higher (with macOS 10.14 or higher), or any processor with eight cores or more.

The latest version of Zoom Desktop Client for Mac.

If you want to replace you background with a virtual image or video (and without using a green screen), you'll need the following: The situation is a little simpler for Mac users.

Then under 'Device specifications' you'll see the details of your processor. To check what processor your PC has, navigate to Settings > System > About. Zoom also notes that, due to compatibility issues with some Intel processors using the HD 620 graphics processor, computers with these processors must use a physical green screen.

Sixth-generation Intel i5 dual-core processor or higher, with integrated GPU enabled and graphics driver version 23.20.xx.xxxx or higher.

Fourth-generation i7 quad-core processor, or higher.

Install the latest version of Zoom Desktop Client for PC.

You can also opt to use a physical green screen with either images or videos, and doing so requires less power than asking your computer to replace your unkempt apartment with something more aesthetically pleasing.

You can have a single image as your background, which requires the least power, or you can run a video, which requires a more powerful processor. There are several options here for changing your background, and each requires a different amount of computational power. We'll now explain what these requirements are - for PC, Mac and iOS - then dive into how Zoom's custom background feature works.

But inserting a virtual background requires your computer to have a certain level of performance. To be clear, video chatting can be done using almost any computer (or smartphone and tablet) with a webcam and a microphone. But before all that, you need to check that your computer meets Zoom's requirements.