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Rising Vanguard

1 year ago

Redmi phones not in requirements

Why are Redmi phones missing in game requirements and can you please add them? 🙏https://help.ea.com/en/help/ea-sports-fc/fc-mobile-system-requirements/

Hero

1 year ago

It seems you missed the point here. The list is meant to outline the minimum specs required, not to list every high-end phone that exceeds those requirements. If we followed your logic, they'd have to list every flagship phone—like the Samsung S22, S23, S24, every iPhone from the 6s up, and many others—under each section, which would result in a list so long it’d be completely pointless.

As for your comment about Redmi, Xiaomi is the parent brand, so there’s no need to list every sub-brand like Redmi separately.

The S23 (and above) or iPhone 14 Pro (and above) are only mentioned in the 90+ FPS or resolution 1440 section because these models have the processing power required for higher FPS/resolution.

To sum it up, the list shows the minimum specs (with some more popular devices) needed to run the game, not an exhaustive catalogue of every phone that can handle the game.

Fannste94

Rising Vanguard

1 year ago

Redmi and Xiaomi have different hardware, Honor and Huawei also. Then why is the game lagging and bugging if my phone is compatible? I can't even set better graphics... 😕

dzrtr
Hero
1 year ago
Redmi phones are Xiaomi's budget line with cheaper hardware, so yes its not quite the same but also it's not surprising you're facing issues. The Redmi Note 13 you have barely meets the standards. Reading through the mobile reviews portals, it doesn't even feature a Snapdragon processor, opting for the cheaper MediaTek Dimensity instead. It’s on par with devices like the Samsung Galaxy A14, Poco X5 so phones that do not meet the basic criteria for solid performance in FC24mobile (H2H / 60+ FPS). Your game will run, but from what I’ve read about the Redmi Note 13, it’s going to be a tolerable experience at best. If you're after a smoother experience with better performance, you’ll need to step up withsome extra cash to at least a mid-range device, not a budget model. If you can't, it is what it is and you gotta live with what you bought.
Next time, do some proper research before you buy a budget phone.
- Fannste94
  Rising Vanguard
  1 year ago
  No point on buying a mid and high end phone for football... https://www.mi.com/global/product/redmi-note-13/specs
  - dzrtr
    Hero
    1 year ago
    So, by your own logic, I guess there's absolutely no reason to complain about a low-end, budget phone being left off the compatible devices list or its mediocre performance, right?
    Also, the specs on the Xiaomi website incorrectly claims it’s using a Snapdragon processor, they ultimately went with the MediaTek Dimensity 6080 (6nm), featuring an Octa-core (2×2.4 GHz Cortex-A76 & 6×2.0 GHz Cortex-A55) and a Mali-G57 MC2 GPU.
    This is confirmed by several major, reputable mobile review sites (and mobile forums). And let’s be clear: Snapdragon chips are typically used in mid-range, not budget phones purely due to the cost. For budget devices, MediaTek’s 6k series is the more cost-effective choice, which is exactly what Xiaomi has done here (not the first time nor the only one manufacturer either).