I have a Samsung Galaxy Book S. It has the system requirements for V5. The only exception is that it is a 64 bit ARM, whereas V5 requires a ADM
Carbide Create for Windows requires an Intel/AMD processor, and you don’t have that. So technically, this means you don’t have the system requirements for V5.
But… when you run an Intel program on Windows machine with an ARM processor, it should be able to emulate the Intel processor and run it as it did for you with version 4 (assuming its the same computer).
Do you get an error? Running Carbide Create V5 on the correct machine often doesn’t work too unless you install the correct runtime libraries - these will have to be the intel ones. Have a look here, for example: Carbide Motion Fail -- MSVCP140.dll not found