Battlefield Labs system requirements: Can your PC handle It?

Battlefield Labs is an ambitious initiative by Battlefield Studios. It allows players to experience and provide feedback on the next installment in the series before its public release. If you're interested in participating, take a look at the Battlefield Labs system requirements before you jump in.

Battlefield Labs is an invite-only program that allows players to sign up to test and provide feedback on early versions of game mechanics. The Battlefield Labs system replaces the Community Testing Environment (CTE). With this, the developers hope to rectify some of the issues faced with Battlefield 2042. For a more detailed look at Battlefield Labs and the CTE, check out our article about how you can jump in.

If you want to be part of Battlefield Labs, your PC must meet specific hardware specifications. Since this is a testing environments, it likely that these requirements are higher than necessary for the base game. But optimizations for hardware will usually be applied after the fundamentals of the game are nailed down.

With titles like Indiana Jones constantly increasing the minimum requirements, gamers will be glad to see that Battlefield Labs have kept their system requirements quite reasonable. If you have a modern gaming PC, you should be good to go.

With the massive set-pieces that Battlefield is known for, the recommended system requirements should provide a smoother experience across the board. If you're a console players, you can also enjoy the labs experience on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, though both platforms will require their respective online play subscriptions.

For further updates and information on Battlefield Labs and its next title, stay tuned to esports.gg.