FIFA 20 System Requirements

Here are the FIFA 20 System Requirements (Minimum)

FIFA 20 Recommended Requirements

Can my PC run FIFA 20?

By Cliff Henjum June 18, 2019

This year’s E3 brought us the inevitable announcement of the upcoming FIFA 20, and it will be releasing on September 27, 2019. The FIFA series dates all the way back to the early 1990s, and this one is taking another step forward in the graphics department. Its system requirements are a good amount higher than its predecessor, FIFA 19. As of the time of writing this, the star of the cover is yet to be announced. In fact, you can still vote on who you think should get the cover spot right here.

Whether you’re sprinting down the field with Messi or setting up a cross with Ronaldo, your PC needs to be able to pass the minimum system requirements if you want to actually see the play. A Core i3-2100 or Phenom II X4 965 are the minimum CPU models needed for FIFA 20 which are fairly common CPU requirements as seen with games like Spyro Reignited, Sniper Elite V2 Remastered, and FIFA 19. If we take a look at the GPU requirements, that’s where we can see a significant jump (2 generations). FIFA 20 asks that your PC have at least a GeForce GTX 660 or Radeon HD 7850. The RAM requirement didn’t change from 19 to 20 so you still need 8 GB of RAM to start playing.

In order to run FIFA 20 with max graphics on your PC, it will need to pass the recommended system requirements. It’s honestly not a monumental jump from the minimum requirements to the recommended - in fact, the amount of RAM needed remains at 8 GB. It’s a small step up for video cards - a GeForce GTX 670 or a Radeon R9 270X will enable you to crank those graphics all the way up. As we move to the recommended CPU models needed, we see a larger gap between minimum and recommended than we did when looking at video cards. With at least a Core i3-6300T or an Athlon X4 870K in your computer’s CPU slot, it will pass the test and really let you see those players fly down the field in stunning detail. Don’t forget about having a 64-bit Windows 10 Operating System.