In the summer, we will be happy to welcome the release of FIFA 23. If players want to have a good experience when playing FIFA 23, you had better know the PC system requirements of FIFA 23. As the launch date nears, EA Sports has now announced the PC system requirements of this game. If you want to update your PC to play FIFA 23 well, you can read this article to learn the guidance. Players can use FUT 23 Coins to improve the capacity of FUT Teams in order to win more matches in FIFA 23. 

 

In addition, there are also some new features in FIFA 23. For instance, new FIFA 23 Clubs, League, stadiums. We will introduce them as well in this article. 

 

FIFA 23 PC System Requirements

When you compare the specs required to run FIFA 22 with that of FIFA 23, it turns out that the minimum and recommended requirements are quite beefier than last time. With FIFA 23, there are a lot of new features will be added to the game including Hypermotion2 Technology, women’s club teams, cross-play, and more. There are all the minumum and recommended specs for FIFA 23. 

 

Minimum specs For FIFA 23

When you have a set of hardware simliar to the minimum specs for FIFA 23, you will have access to experience the game at 1080p with good framerates.

Hardware Requirements

OS: Windows 10 64-bit

Processor: Intel Core i5 6600k or AMD Ryzen 5 1600

Memory: 8 GB RAM

Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti or AMD Radeon RX 570

DirectX: Version 12

Network Broadband Internet connection

Storage: 100 GB available space

 

Recommend Specs For FIFA 23

When your PC hardware are equvialent to the recommened specs, you will have access to enjoy the game with best and fullest potential.

Hardware Requirements

OS: Windows 10 64-bit

Processor: Intel Core i7 6700 or AMD Ryzen 7 2700X

Memory: 12 GB RAM

Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 or AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT

DirectX Version: 12

Network Broadband Internet connection

Storage: 100 GB available space

 

And you can also experience FIFA 23 on almost every mainstream platform, such as PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. 

 

New Leagues in FIFA 23

FIFA 23 will mark the debut of a number of leagues that have never featured in the series before, most notably from the world of women’s football. International squads were first added way back in FIFA 16, but the women’s game hasn’t been expanded on in any game since.

 

There is every new league we have known about in FIFA 23. 

FA Women’s Super League (England)

Division 1 Arkema (France)

Vanarama National League (England)

 

Although players will be excited at the new playable leagues, unluckily, both the J-League and Liga BBVA MX will be leaving this year, because Konami secured their licenses for eFootball.

 

FIFA 23 New Stadiums

Most players are willing to see beautiful stadiums in FIFA Series, which seemed as the best recreation of the wonderful matches. Many football players have access to step out onto the grass of these iconic arenas all over the world in FIFA 23. What an amazing experience for fans of football. 

 

Luckily, we have known that there are some wonderful venues joining the lineup in FIFA 23, as well as some returning arenas. There stadiums will be assigned to their respective clubs in Career Mode, you can also experience them in Ultimate Team. 

 

Spotify Camp Nou (FC Barcelona)

Allianz Arena (FC Bayern)

Allianz Stadium (Juventus)

Stadio Olimpico (Rome / Lazio)

City Ground Stadium (Nottingham Forest)

The Stadio Olimpico, Camp Nou, Allianz Arena, and Allianz Stadium have all appeared in FIFA Series in the past, but they will be making their comeback after being exclusive to eFootball for a few years. 

 

Players can make good preparation for playing FIFA 23 in the PC requirements, and if you want to build the good team in FUT 23, you had better Buy FIFA 23 Coins to accumulate the list of good players from the transfer market.