CPU: Intel Core i5 6600K or AMD FX-6350. 
OS: Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 (64-bit operating system required). As a reminder, here are the minimum specs: If you’re barely over the minimum specifications, and the game plays terribly, you might want to think about investing in some new hardware ahead of the game’s release date in October. If your computer is getting older, we highly recommend installing the Battlefield 1 beta to get a sense of the game’s performance. If you’re planning to buy/play Battlefield 1 on PC, use the Battlefield 1 beta to gauge your computer hardware. If you care about the final product, use it. The goal is to get the game as balanced as possible ahead of the final release date.ĮA DICE says that it will be looking into changing Conquest back to the classic ticketing system though this depends on the feedback it gets from the beta. You’ll also want to send in feedback about the game’s features so that the company can evaluate the various guns and classes. The more bug reports, the better the final product will be. If you want to help improve the final version of the game, play the beta and report back to the developer.Īs you test the Battlefield 1 beta, you’ll want to send in any bugs and problems that you see so that the developer can fix them ahead of the game’s final release in October. 
We’re extremely close to the Battlefield 1 release date but EA DICE still wants your feedback about the game’s features and problems.
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