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[wallix]

It would be nice for everyone to post the specs of their PC and the settings they are using. These always help others figure out what their systems might be able to handle in comparison.


I could run everything at full blast, but I went for a balance of FPS and detail.

Dragon Age Settings:
All extra details maxed
Resolution: 1920x1200
AA: 2x
Textures: High
Detail: High
Vsync: Off (Why do all devs ignore Triple Buffering?)

PC:
Windows 7 64
4GB Ram
Radeon 4890
Phenom II x4 940

Modifié par wallix, 11 novembre 2009 - 06:55 .

[Kalec Stromhir]

Everything max, there is no lag, slowdowns or glitches. Even when there is lots going on.
Avg FPS is about 55.

DAO Settings:
Graphic Detail: Very High
AA: 8x
Texture Detail: High
Vsync: Off

PC:
Win7 x64
2x2GB 8-8-8-24 DDR2-800
XFX 4870 XXX (OC 790/1025)
AMD64 6000+ X2 (OC 3.21Ghz)
Realtek HD Audio

Modifié par Kalec Stromhir, 11 novembre 2009 - 07:27 .

[Kyllswytch]

I'm not so sure. Most of the problems people are having are with scripting ingame, or DLC. The occasional out of date driver or faulty video card, I don't think spamming system specs are gonna resolve many problems.

[DrowNoble]

Framerate very choppy, gets worse the longer I play. Load times measured in minutes, longest being 15 mins.



PC:

AMD Phenom 9600 quad core

win7 home premium 64 bit

6 gig ddr2 ram

geforce 8800GT 512mb video

soundblaster x-fi xtreme gamer sound



DAO Settings I've varied from the lowest to highest, no noticeable improvement in gameplay. Tried setting cpu affinity, beta video drivers, old video drivers, disabling background apps, increasing page file, decreasing page file, running from exe, running exe as an admin, running launcher as an admin.



None of the above helps, game is virtually unplayable after 15-20mins.

[Kyllswytch]

DrowNoble wrote...

Framerate very choppy, gets worse the longer I play. Load times measured in minutes, longest being 15 mins.

PC:
AMD Phenom 9600 quad core
win7 home premium 64 bit
6 gig ddr2 ram
geforce 8800GT 512mb video
soundblaster x-fi xtreme gamer sound

DAO Settings I've varied from the lowest to highest, no noticeable improvement in gameplay. Tried setting cpu affinity, beta video drivers, old video drivers, disabling background apps, increasing page file, decreasing page file, running from exe, running exe as an admin, running launcher as an admin.

None of the above helps, game is virtually unplayable after 15-20mins.

Drow, that sounds like a classic memory leak.  Check task manager when it starts ramping up to see how much memory daorigins is using and compare it to a fresh load of the game (make sure you're in the same area that you have high load times in) and if the memory used is significantly higher, you may have a leak.  also compare pagefile usage but this will be less evident.

[jableskage]

pc here, no slowdowns...



http://www.beastcomp...t-breed-evo.php

[Zechio]

Core 2 Quad OC 2.9 ghz.

gtx 260

Windows 7 ultimate 64

x-fi pro

8gig ddr2 pc2 8500

raptor 10krpm HD for games.

1680x1050 ( My 30" died Waiting on replacement. )

All max settings, runs flawless.

[JironGhrad]

have you run microsoft update lately Drow? you should definitely try that and get all the optional updates... also, CPU affinity... did you set it to 01? or more than one core? Try running it on 04 only

[wallix]

Is there a way to make the game display FPS? I never heard of the Affinity thing until now. Does it make a difference? I have 4 cores.

[i have big ears]

No noticible lag here. was getting screen tearing during cutscenes but enabling v-sync fixed that



Graphic Detail: Very High

AA: 8x

Texture Detail: High

Vsync: on

Frame Buffer: on



Win 7 x64

2x2GB 5-5-5-14 DDR2-1066

MSI 4850 @ 1440x900

Core 2 Duo E8500 @3.16

WD Caviar Black 640GB

[JironGhrad]

@ wallix you can get FRAPs to display the fps. The core affinity can sometimes fix issues with lagging and long load times caused by the CPU mishandling the threads. A variety of AMD dual and quad cores have that problem as well as some of the newer Core 2 Duo and Quad chips from Intel. There are reportedly some processor drivers out there that can fix the issue but as I've not got one of the problematic chips I can't attest to their workability

[Fester Pot]

Resolution: 1680 x 1050
Graphics Detail: Very High
Anti Aliasing: 8x
Texture Detail: High
VSync: Off

Windows XP SP3
Asus M3N-HT Deluxe/Mempipe 780a SLI
AMD A64 X2 6400+ 3.20GHz
Dual Channel XTC 4096MB PC8000 DDR2 1000MHz
XFX GeForce 9800 GTX 512MB DDR3 SLI

[RavinXX]

Graphics detail: Medium

Texture: Low

No AA

V-sync off

1920x1080



I gotta output at my Tv's resolution 'cause my laptops lcd screen broke yesterday.



Specs:

AMD Turion X2 Processor@ 2.0GHz

ATI Radeon HD 3200 w/256 VRAM

2 gigs of RAM

SoundMax HD Integrated audio.



And yes I know that it's in no way a gaming machine. I get 20-23 fps with those settings. But I also get 100% cpu usage.

[wobble55]

Flawless on my Sager notebook at 1920x1220 and high graphic settings. I didn't check FPS but it's very high.



XP/E6850/4GB/Dual 8800M gtx's/Raid 0 HD's

[Brygard2009]

Vista 64 Home Premium
IDC2-E8400 3Ghz stock
EVGA Nforce 750i FTW
6Gb Ram Dual
1xBFG 285GTX 1Gb Memory @ Core 700Mhz  - Mem 1300Mhz
1920x1080
Highest no AA but forced 8xAniso with Vsync forced off

Nvidia Settings Profile(daorigins.exe):
Aniso 8x
Gamma Correction-On
AA-Application
AA Transparency-Off
Texture clamp-Hardware
Error reporting and extension-Off
Pre render frames-3
Multi display-Single performance
Power management-Maximum
Texture filter Aniso-Off
LOD-Allow
Texture filtering-High Quality
Trilinear-Off
Threaded optimize-On
Triple buffering-Off
Vsync-Off and Global
FPS:
Light Combat 6 Enemies FPS 45 - 70.
Heavy combat 12 enemies 30-45.
Running around 50-80.
Denerim Market 30-40 heaviest fps hit I ever encounter.
Orzamarr 45-60.
Dragon combat 45-65.
Final Combat 40-55.

Modifié par xiper, 12 novembre 2009 - 05:35 .