EA Sports has revealed via Origin the official PC system requirements for its upcoming soccer game, FIFA 23. As we’ve already reported, the PC version of FIFA 23 will be based on the current-gen console version, and will support crossplay.
According to the PC specs, PC gamers will need 100GB of free hard-disk space. The game will require at least an AMD Ryzen 5 1600 or an Intel Core i5 6600K CPU and an AMD Radeon RX 570 or an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050Ti.
EA Sports recommends using an AMD Ryzen 7 2700X or an Intel Core i7 6700 with 12GB of RAM. The company also recommends an AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT or an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660.
In short, this current-gen version of FIFA 23 will, presumably, run well on a wide range of PC configurations.
FIFA 23 will release on September 30th!
FIFA 23 PC System Requirements
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Only the highest tier normies play soccer games.
Same old sh*t in new dress.
Every year the same sh|t with a tad roster boost and the dumb ck4kas think it is real contact football. ?
EA’s last FIFA game is finally making women’s soccer a priority
https://www.engadget.com/eas-last-fifa-game-is-finally-making-womens-soccer-a-priority-071056253.html
Despite not even 4% caring for it.
No agenda here Goy.
https://www.playretrogames.com/news/thegamer-originals/fewer-than-four-percent-of-fifa-22-players-have-played-a-womens-match/
I suspect it’s 1080p/60 for recommended specs but wish they would specify. Not that I play these games but it’s interesting nonetheless
This is Fifa man. Those are probably 4K60 recommended specs.
Even those minimum specs are probably enough for 1080p60/1080p120 or 1440p60, lol.
Does someone know which Fifa games changed engines along the years on PC?
IMO I still find it weird Fifa used 2 completely different engines on 8th gen. Ignite, custom made for Fifa and then Frostbyte.
Does someone know which Fifa games changed engines along the years on PC?
IMO I still find it weird Fifa used 2 completely different engines on 8th gen. Ignite, custom made for Fifa and then Frostbyte.
Personally, I don’t care for any sport games, but since I live in Europe, I’m surrounded by family members who talk about football (as in non-American) daily; therefore, the yearly FIFA rehash on PlayStation is always an appreciated birthday gift for my cousins.
And since I’m already unwillingly supporting EA’s cash-cow, I felt no regret when downloading CPY’s scene release of FIFA 15, which in conjunction with FIFA 16 are the only two games to feature EA Sports’ Ignite engine on PC, AFAIK.
Back then, CPY’s release of FIFA 15 wouldn’t work with WINE/Proton on Linux, however the FIFA 17 release by SteamPunks, first in the series to utilize the Frostbite engine by Dice, worked without problems, which probably has to do with WINE/Proton already running other Frostbite titles such as Battlefield 3 flawlessly.
One day, I probably should try to start FIFA 15 on Linux again, just to see whether there has been any progress in the meantime.
But honestly, wasting all these gigabytes & my time for a game I won’t be playing anyway just doesn’t seem worth it.
(When trying FIFA on Linux, I just let the AI duke it out among themselves, which is a good test to see how advanced it really is…)
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