NCAA Football 25 on PC – Is It Running Smooth for You or Full of Bugs?

After years of waiting, NCAA Football 25 is now available on the PC platform—and it’s a big deal. This is the first time PC players can enjoy a genuine next-generation college football experience powered by EA Sports’ Frostbite engine. The game revives fan favorites such as Dynasty and Road to Glory, while also incorporating dynamic weather, real-time crowd enthusiasm, and over 130 officially licensed teams.

While the visuals are amazing and the action is engaging, many users are experiencing problems, especially with mid-range systems. Common issues include FPS decreases during kickoffs, launch crashes (particularly for AMD GPUs), and Xbox controller mapping errors. According to Steam statistics, the game has already received over 500,000 downloads in its first week, and reviews have been mainly positive—but PC performance varies greatly.

If you’re experiencing lags, try switching to DX11 in the settings menu, updating GPU drivers, and lowering crowd animations. Mod support is already in the works too, which might impact stability.

So, PC players—how’s it running for you? What settings or fixes have worked best on your system? Let’s figure this out together.