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[EekanImp]

Recently bought myself a new PC so I should be okay. :happy:

Modifié par AEShadowHunter, 27 décembre 2010 - 12:24 .

[volus is king]

hei guys i'm kinda noob with pc specs so can someone help me...

i need to know my pc can support DA2 or not...

core 2 duo 2.50ghz

nvidia geforce 9400 GT

2 gb ram

[NoXious999]

kewl, i got all these specs

[mad825]

volus is king wrote...

hei guys i'm kinda noob with pc specs so can someone help me...
i need to know my pc can support DA2 or not...
core 2 duo 2.50ghz
nvidia geforce 9400 GT
2 gb ram

theoretically, yes it can be ran on those specs.

prodviing that you dont run the game on a high resolution/setting it shouold be ok.

Modifié par mad825, 27 décembre 2010 - 05:40 .

[Yenkaz]

volus is king wrote...

hei guys i'm kinda noob with pc specs so can someone help me...
i need to know my pc can support DA2 or not...
core 2 duo 2.50ghz
nvidia geforce 9400 GT
2 gb ram

The graphics card can be considered below minimum specifications, while is probably will run at low settings (Given a dev can get the game running on a 9300m), don't expect much.

Modifié par Yenkaz, 27 décembre 2010 - 06:08 .

[craigdolphin]

Lacking a response from CP via PM, I guess the right place to ask this question is this thread.

In the past BW has outlined the DRM/copy-protection as part of the system specification announcement. But I'm not seeing any mention of it for DA2. Will someone at Bioware be providing information pre-launch about what type of DRM/copy protection DA2 for PC will be using?

Personally I hope they go with the same system as used by DA:O and ME2, and NOT the system they chose for ME1. After the recent comments by one of EA's mucky-mucks (Frank Gibeau?) about online connectivity being integral even for single player games in the future, I'm a bit concerned that we're going to see EA copy ubisoft's insane DRM always-online requirement. But hopefully not.

[berelinde]

The way it seems, if you could play DA:O, you can play DA2, so I won't have to cancel my pre-order, but I have to admit that I'm a little concerned about the DRM, as well. I understand the necessity of verifying the authenticity of the game, but an always-online requirement will make it impossible for me to play. My internet connection is dodgy, with brief but maddening interruptions. I might be able to stay online long enough to authenticate the game, but I would never be able to stay online throughout a gaming session that lasted longer than an hour or so. I have a lot of trouble installing DLC because my internet connection usually gets disrupted during the download.



That said, BioWare's recent games have not required an unbroken internet connection. I would be surprised if BioWare suddenly reversed that decision.

[mcneil_1]

I dont mind if Bioware use what they had for DAO and ME2, I just hope EA doesnt advise <_< them to pull a C&C4 on it.

Modifié par mcneil_1, 28 décembre 2010 - 06:24 .

[NoXious999]

glad about the new specs, but i may end up upgrading my GPU for it though

[Baka-Shiroi-Neko]

@berelinde: It's EA you should worry about. They have a.. dubious track record with drm.

At least the activation limits are unlikely to come back.

[hawat333]

DX11 sounds good.

Too bad I my card is only capable of DX10, but again, it's a three years old PC, I might improve by the time ME3 comes out too.

[PSUHammer]

craigdolphin wrote...

Lacking a response from CP via PM, I guess the right place to ask this question is this thread.

In the past BW has outlined the DRM/copy-protection as part of the system specification announcement. But I'm not seeing any mention of it for DA2. Will someone at Bioware be providing information pre-launch about what type of DRM/copy protection DA2 for PC will be using?

Personally I hope they go with the same system as used by DA:O and ME2, and NOT the system they chose for ME1. After the recent comments by one of EA's mucky-mucks (Frank Gibeau?) about online connectivity being integral even for single player games in the future, I'm a bit concerned that we're going to see EA copy ubisoft's insane DRM always-online requirement. But hopefully not.

It will probably be an online activation, like ME and DAO.  Companies (well, except Ubisoft) seem to be gravitating to things like the Cerberus network to combat piracy.  That is, give people free extra content you can only receive after registering the game.  By eliminating a lot of that extra content from pirated games, it serves as a major deterrant to piracy.

[arafinwe_ingalaure]

I think the video card will be what is making a difference in the game. My guess is that anybody with a Core I5 and Core I7 won't have CPU problems. So, for me, my ATI Readeon HD 5780 1 Go should be enough. I hope the game will be 64 bit this time.

[Ryzaki]

So my specs:



Intel i7 1.73GHz

6GB Ram

ATI mobility radeon 5870



Should be able to run it on mid settings at least? I can run DAO on all high with all the eyecandy.

[ErichHartmann]

^I'm sure you'll have no issues running DAII on high.

Modifié par ErichHartmann, 29 décembre 2010 - 09:46 .

[Ryzaki]

ErichHartmann wrote...

^I'm sure you'll have no issues running DAII on high.

Yay. *is happy*

[psychocandy]

Hammer6767 wrote...

craigdolphin wrote...

Lacking a response from CP via PM, I guess the right place to ask this question is this thread.

In the past BW has outlined the DRM/copy-protection as part of the system specification announcement. But I'm not seeing any mention of it for DA2. Will someone at Bioware be providing information pre-launch about what type of DRM/copy protection DA2 for PC will be using?

Personally I hope they go with the same system as used by DA:O and ME2, and NOT the system they chose for ME1. After the recent comments by one of EA's mucky-mucks (Frank Gibeau?) about online connectivity being integral even for single player games in the future, I'm a bit concerned that we're going to see EA copy ubisoft's insane DRM always-online requirement. But hopefully not.

It will probably be an online activation, like ME and DAO.  Companies (well, except Ubisoft) seem to be gravitating to things like the Cerberus network to combat piracy.  That is, give people free extra content you can only receive after registering the game.  By eliminating a lot of that extra content from pirated games, it serves as a major deterrant to piracy.

DRM only inconviences 1 type of gamer..those who bought it

[Half_Moon]

Starflower2525 wrote...

Will my Computer run Dragon Age2? My specs are:

CPU - Intel ® Core ™ i7 CPU 860@2.80GHz
CPU Speed - 2.79GHz
RAM - 60GB
OS- Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Edition (Build 7600), 64-bit
Video Card - Get Force GT 220
Video RAM - 3.7GB
Free Disk Space - 831.8GB
DVD-ROM - HL-DT-ST DVD + -RW GH50N ATA Device

60gb of RAM? sell some of that and get yourself a new graphics card

[mad825]

wait, what? 3.7GB VRAM?..am I only one finding this odd?

[psychocandy]

mad825 wrote...

wait, what? 3.7GB VRAM?..am I only one finding this odd?

nVidia turbo cache uses system memory as a buffer, most info progs read vram wrong and include the total

Ati/amd has something similar

[Dendens]

Buying a new computer. Will this run? Sorry I know there's been heaps of these types of questions. I'm just really clueless lol



(copying from website)



Intel Core i3 540 Clarkdale 3.06GHz Dual Core 4MB L3 Cache LGA 1156 73W with Intel Graphics Retail



8GB (4x2GB) DDR3-1333 CL9 Dual Channel Memory



Single ATI Radeon HD 5450 1GB DDR3



Windows® 7 Home Premium 64bit

[Rcaneknight]

Hey there, need some help as well. I played DA:O with all the options at max on my PC. I just want to know whether my PC will run DA2 as well. Not too worried about DX11.



PC Specs:

CPU - AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core - 3.0GHz

Memory - 4GB

Graphics - ATI Radeon 4850 with 1GB memory

OS - Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit

[Whiteblade9999]

Should 2 Gigs of Ram be enough to run this on Direct X 9 on vista at a smooth frame-rate? I meet all the other requirements easily but due to a motherboard issue can't add any more RAM without replacing the whole thing.

Modifié par Whiteblade9999, 30 décembre 2010 - 09:43 .

[Osena109]

Whiteblade9999 wrote...

Should 2 Gigs of Ram be enough to run this on Direct X 9 on vista at a smooth frame-rate? I meet all the other requirements easily but due to a motherboard issue can't add any more RAM without replacing the whole thing.

you should be fine  dos you G-card suport  Direct x 9?


i run Direct x 11 on windows vista  but i allso have  a  EVGA GTX 460 card

[Whiteblade9999]

Osena109 wrote...

Whiteblade9999 wrote...

Should 2 Gigs of Ram be enough to run this on Direct X 9 on vista at a smooth frame-rate? I meet all the other requirements easily but due to a motherboard issue can't add any more RAM without replacing the whole thing.

you should be fine  dos you G-card suport  Direct x 9?


i run Direct x 11 on windows vista  but i allso have  a  EVGA GTX 460 card

I'm sitting on a GTX 460 (768MB) myself and an AMD 6000 X2. Just wanted to make sure it wouldn't create a major bottleneck.

Modifié par Whiteblade9999, 30 décembre 2010 - 10:02 .