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[Kingtut343]

Ive flipped through a couple pages to see if anyone is having this issue, after page 8 i've decided to post this

The game works. DLC, characters, blah blah, and it even ends. BUT the game seems to "skip".

For example, walking in a straight line you walk forward, then you speed up to prolly 3x speed, then walk normal, then 3x speed, etc etc

The only reason this is a issue is when the "movies" or events play out. The animation goes quicker then the dialogue, causing the video to end too soon and the voice to still be active after the sequence. If anyone knows what may be causing this, enlighten me. Its only recently made me unhappy.

OS(Windows XP, fully updated) Its a old on so 32-bit

Video card(Im SLI'ing two 7900 Geforces)

Ram(4 gig, 3892 to be exact)

Its on a harddrive that has 25% free

My sound card is integrated, but i think its a "realteck" audio system

My CPU is a AMD, 2.6 ghz

Things i have done:

• Updated my video drivers
• made sure windows was upto date
• turned on/off SLI
• closed down EVERYTHING, but dragon age
• Made sure Nvidia control panel was not "forcing" settings
• patched
• Emailed tech support, and used live chat, still getting back to me. I was "upgraded" to a senior staff

If you have something to add, thankyou in advance, if you have any additional questions I will do my best to answer

Modifié par Kingtut343, 11 novembre 2009 - 11:59 .

[Kingtut343]

Bump

[RealPoseidon]

Hah you read until page 8 and found nothing? You may need glasses

Anyway the fix to this is simple. Start the game, minimize, go to the Task Manager, on the Processes Tab, find the game process, right-click, "Set Affinity" and uncheck CPU1 leaving only CPU0. While there i recommend setting priority to high as well, as you'll be using only one core which is not very comforting. Then tab back into the game and enjoy.



Will you do me a favor, pay attention when you reach Orzammar (the dwarf city) and post if IN it and AFTER it, you start getting increased loading times at area switching.