Best graphics settings for EA FC 25 on PC

The EA FC 25 is set to release on September 27, but those who purchased Ultimate Edition already have advanced access and players are now checking out the best graphical settings that will provide them with the best experience in gaming. These settings allow players to have the best fps possible and, hopefully, micro-stutters.

Usually, pros and players who like to play competitively will put everything on low to achieve the highest fps possible, but regular players playing for fun can get away with turning on the settings up a bit to have an even better visual experience with a minimal hit on the performance.

First things first, players will need to determine if they meet the requirements to run the game on a stable 60 fps. As per the official FC 25 requirement chart, players are recommended to have at least 7 2700X with a GTX 1660 to play at a constant 60+ fps.

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Here are the best settings to get a buttery smooth performance on FC 25

Resolution - This should be the base resolution of your monitor, i.e. 1920 x 1080 or 2560×1440
Display Mode - Fullscreen
Vertical Sync - Off (On in case of screen tear, but will cost performance)
Refresh Rate - Monitor’s Highest refresh rate, i.e. 120Hz, 144Hz, 164Hz, etc.
Dynamic Resolution Scale  - Off
Cutscene Quality - Full Frame Rate
Rendering Quality - Low with recommended settings, Medium with higher specs
Strand Based Hair - Off
Grass Quality - Low
Crowd Quality - Low
Cloth Quality - Low (Isn’t much noticeable while playing)
Ambient Occlusion Quality - Medium
Motion Blur - Off
HUD - Player Name & Indicator
Player Indicator - Player Name
Player Indicator Size - Default
Player Indicator Fade - Off

Of course players are free to tweak these setting as they like, for example, if they have a 1080p monitor with 120Hz refresh rate and getting max fps, they can try to increase the render quality or tweak other setting, however, it is always advised to play on the max fps possible.