Why this matters
Battlefield 6 drops October 10th with updated system requirements and a new “Ultra++” performance tier.
This isn’t a benchmark war, it’s a look at how the latest Frostbite engine scales across real hardware.
Below is what EA recommends, what that means in practice, and which Radium systems are already ready to run it.
Ultra++ Specs (DICE Official):
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CPU: Intel Core 9 Ultra 285K / AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
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GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080
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RAM: 32 GB DDR5 (4800 MHz)
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Storage: 90 GB SSD (minimum)
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OS: Windows 11 (Requires TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot Enabled)
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Target: 4K @ 144–240 FPS Ultra Settings
EA also confirmed Battlefield 6 uses its new Javelin Anti-Cheat system and requires an always-online connection, even for campaign mode.
Real-world context
Battlefield 6 isn’t as heavy as it looks on paper.
The jump from Ultra to Ultra++ is mostly about refresh rate and latency, not visual load.
A 5070 Ti will still run it comfortably at 1440p.
The RTX 5080 and Ryzen 9800X3D pairing just lets you push 240 Hz in 4K — that’s the upper limit of today’s consumer hardware (outside of a RTX 5090).
DLSS 4 Super Resolution and Frame Generation do most of the lifting.
If your build already handles Cyberpunk 2077 or Alan Wake 2 at 4K Ultra, it’s ready for Battlefield 6.
Recommended Radium Builds by Tier
All systems below ship with Windows 11 Pro, TPM 2.0 enabled, and have been thermally validated under sustained gaming loads.
Minimum Tier: Arrow Prime
| Target Settings | Recommended Build | Link |
| 1080p 60-80 FPS (Low/Med) | Compact, efficient entry build for new Battlefield players. | Arrow Prime |
Recommended Tier: Kudan Ultra
| Target Settings | Recommended Build | Model |
| 1440p 80–100 FPS (High) | Balanced mid-range power, ideal for smooth 1440p performance. | KUDAN Ultra |
Ultra Tier: Terror Titan
| Target Settings | Recommended Build | Model | ||
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5070Ti GPU built for 4K immersion and high FPS 2K | Terror Titan |
Ultra++ Tier: Delta Titan Black
| Target Settings | Recommended Build | Model |
| 4K / 144–240 FPS (Ultra++ Settings) | RTX 5090 / Ryzen 9800X3D configuration benchmarked for DLSS 4 Frame Gen. | Delta Titan Black |
Ultra++ Tier: OMEN Titan
| Target Settings | Recommended Build | Model |
| 4K / 144–240 FPS (Ultra++ Settings) | RTX 5080 / Ryzen 9800X3D configuration benchmarked for DLSS 4 Frame Gen. | OMEN TITAN |
Tips before launch
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Update to the latest NVIDIA 550-series or AMD 24.9 drivers before install.
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Enable XMP or EXPO for full DDR5 performance.
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Make sure Secure Boot is turned on in BIOS; Battlefield 6 won’t launch without it.
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Use your GPU’s software (NVIDIA Control Panel or Adrenalin) to set frame caps per resolution.
Quick Battlefield 6 FAQs
Q: Will Battlefield 6 run on my RTX 5070 Ti?
A: Yes. expect smooth 1440p High settings around 144 FPS. The 5070 Ti is close to the recommended tier, but not Ultra++.
Q: Is 32 GB RAM really necessary?
A: For Ultra and above absolutely. The game’s caching and asset streaming benefit massively from the extra headroom.
Q: Why does it need TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot?
A: No, Battlefield 6’s Javelin Anti-Cheat is enabled directly from Windows 11’s hardware security layer.
Q: Does DLSS 4 really help?
It’s the difference between 144 Hz and 240 Hz at 4K. It also reduces input latency on NVIDIA 5000-series GPUs.
Ready to Deploy
Battlefield 6 drops October 10, and Radium PCs are ready.
All systems above are benchmarked with current NVIDIA 550-series and AMD 24.9 drivers, BIOS-tuned, and Battlefield-ready.
Build it right. Play it right.
Get your Battlefield 6-ready system at Radium PCs Australia or contact us for a custom 4K-240 Hz configuration.
