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[Capt.Dave]

[Display]
Operating System: Windows Vista ™ Home Premium, 32-bit (Service Pack 2)
DirectX version: 11.0
GPU processor: GeForce 9600 GT
Driver version: 266.58
DirectX support: 10
CUDA Cores: 64
Core clock: 720 MHz
Shader clock: 1800 MHz
Memory clock: 1000 MHz (2000 MHz data rate)
Memory interface: 256-bit
Total available graphics memory: 2047 MB
Dedicated video memory: 512 MB GDDR3
System video memory: 0 MB
Shared system memory: 1535 MB
Video BIOS version: 62.94.11.00.00
IRQ: 16
Bus: PCI Express x16


This good enough for high res ??

[1337gasm]

Death to patches! and unfinished products!

[Inverness Moon]

Capt.Dave wrote...


[Display]
Operating System: Windows Vista ™ Home Premium, 32-bit (Service Pack 2)
DirectX version: 11.0
GPU processor: GeForce 9600 GT
Driver version: 266.58
DirectX support: 10
CUDA Cores: 64
Core clock: 720 MHz
Shader clock: 1800 MHz
Memory clock: 1000 MHz (2000 MHz data rate)
Memory interface: 256-bit
Total available graphics memory: 2047 MB
Dedicated video memory: 512 MB GDDR3
System video memory: 0 MB
Shared system memory: 1535 MB
Video BIOS version: 62.94.11.00.00
IRQ: 16
Bus: PCI Express x16


This good enough for high res ??

No, you have only 512 MB of VRAM.

[Voods07]

 I love you bioware! My GTX460 approves of this. 

[Capt.Dave]

**** me lol...

[Sylvius the Mad]

1337gasm wrote...

Death to patches! and unfinished products!

I think they left out the hi-res textures so the game would fit on one DVD.  Significant reduction in manufacturing costs.

[cihimi]

1337gasm wrote...

Death to patches! and unfinished products!

quick to judge
quick to anger
slow to understand
ignorance and prejudice
fear, walk hand in hand

[Aroya]

Curious if the final build of the game has DX10.1 support and High setting? As opposed to the demo.

[JamesX]

They left it out so they can go gold for the console sooner.

The Hi-Res is only for PC. There is no reason holding the game up for PC when Xbox and PS3 cannot use it.

[dino1980]

Why are there so much complaining about you have to download this texture pack? Its just click on download and then on the exe file and install it. Not any harder than that. Im glad that bioware took the extra time and finished it to the release, and didnt do ha sloppy job and just added it before it was really finished. I only can think how some guys over at Bioware had to work long hours to get this done before the release.

[Kandid001]

1337gasm wrote...

Death to patches! and unfinished products!

I didn't like it at first, but actually it makes perfect sense.

If the rest of the game (sound files, low-res textures, everything) filled 1 DVD, and there was too much empty space in the second DVD, the cost of the second disk for every retail copy was a big waste. (Only 1GB content for a 8GB disk, but same cost for each disk).

This way people won't waste hard disk space if they can't handle the hi-res textures, and those who can handle them can download'em (took me 20 minutes with ****ty DSL).

Really, there are many things you can complain about DA2, but the texture pack is not one of them.

[Demx]

OHM_LO wrote...

For everybody thats wondering if they can run DA2:

1. http://www.systemrequirementslab.com
2. Pick Dragon Age 2 in the drop-down list.
3. Follow instructions.
4. Rejoice or cry over the very clear results.

Is confused. I have a 9800GT but the results say I have 2.7 GB of video ram.

[Sylvius the Mad]

Siradix wrote...

OHM_LO wrote...

For everybody thats wondering if they can run DA2:

1. http://www.systemrequirementslab.com
2. Pick Dragon Age 2 in the drop-down list.
3. Follow instructions.
4. Rejoice or cry over the very clear results.

Is confused. I have a 9800GT but the results say I have 2.7 GB of video ram.

Are you sure that's not system RAM?

[Dirk the Crusader]

Sweet, got it running on the demo. Can't really say anything about the comparison though, don't have my contacts in and not gonna bother to put them in again. Nice blurry screen (gotta love sitting so close just to see what I type).

Very happy anyways, as someone else pointed out the GTX480 (and a 1080p monitor) was made for these hi-res textures.

Now dear Bioware, can we also get 1080p cinematics pweaze?

[OHM_LO]

Sylvius the Mad wrote...

Siradix wrote...

OHM_LO wrote...

For everybody thats wondering if they can run DA2:

1. http://www.systemrequirementslab.com
2. Pick Dragon Age 2 in the drop-down list.
3. Follow instructions.
4. Rejoice or cry over the very clear results.

Is confused. I have a 9800GT but the results say I have 2.7 GB of video ram.

Are you sure that's not system RAM?

Ye was pretty dumb of me suggesting that site, seem a lot of people get ther vram pagefiles included in the total amount of memory <_<

[Blacklash93]

Should I wait to run it until I get the game?

[Voods07]

Siradix wrote...

OHM_LO wrote...

For everybody thats wondering if they can run DA2:

1. http://www.systemrequirementslab.com
2. Pick Dragon Age 2 in the drop-down list.
3. Follow instructions.
4. Rejoice or cry over the very clear results.

Is confused. I have a 9800GT but the results say I have 2.7 GB of video ram.

Thats windows allocating some RAM into vRAM. Windows Vista and up does this so cheap-o's who bought crap PCs back when Vista came out could run Aero. If your dediated vRAM is enough then Vista/7 wont use your RAM for gpu clocks.

[Demx]

Sylvius the Mad wrote...

Siradix wrote...

OHM_LO wrote...

For everybody thats wondering if they can run DA2:

1. http://www.systemrequirementslab.com
2. Pick Dragon Age 2 in the drop-down list.
3. Follow instructions.
4. Rejoice or cry over the very clear results.

Is confused. I have a 9800GT but the results say I have 2.7 GB of video ram.

Are you sure that's not system RAM?

Unless the scan is including the system ram with the video ram in the Video Card section, then no.

[wipeout]

Capt.Dave wrote...


[Display]
Operating System: Windows Vista ™ Home Premium, 32-bit (Service Pack 2)
DirectX version: 11.0
GPU processor: GeForce 9600 GT
Driver version: 266.58
DirectX support: 10
CUDA Cores: 64
Core clock: 720 MHz
Shader clock: 1800 MHz
Memory clock: 1000 MHz (2000 MHz data rate)
Memory interface: 256-bit
Total available graphics memory: 2047 MB
Dedicated video memory: 512 MB GDDR3
System video memory: 0 MB
Shared system memory: 1535 MB
Video BIOS version: 62.94.11.00.00
IRQ: 16
Bus: PCI Express x16


This good enough for high res ??

it'll run but will chug more then usual.

[Rimfrost]

Sylvius the Mad wrote...

1337gasm wrote...

Death to patches! and unfinished products!

I think they left out the hi-res textures so the game would fit on one DVD.  Significant reduction in manufacturing costs.

Good point and sounds about right

[Capt.Dave]

wipeout wrote...

Capt.Dave wrote...


[Display]
Operating System: Windows Vista ™ Home Premium, 32-bit (Service Pack 2)
DirectX version: 11.0
GPU processor: GeForce 9600 GT
Driver version: 266.58
DirectX support: 10
CUDA Cores: 64
Core clock: 720 MHz
Shader clock: 1800 MHz
Memory clock: 1000 MHz (2000 MHz data rate)
Memory interface: 256-bit
Total available graphics memory: 2047 MB
Dedicated video memory: 512 MB GDDR3
System video memory: 0 MB
Shared system memory: 1535 MB
Video BIOS version: 62.94.11.00.00
IRQ: 16
Bus: PCI Express x16


This good enough for high res ??

it'll run but will chug more then usual.

god dam i thought this card would be able to do it .... i mean i can play crysis with high graphics why not DA2?

[Icinix]

Dirk the Crusader wrote...

Sweet, got it running on the demo. Can't really say anything about the comparison though, don't have my contacts in and not gonna bother to put them in again. Nice blurry screen (gotta love sitting so close just to see what I type).

Very happy anyways, as someone else pointed out the GTX480 (and a 1080p monitor) was made for these hi-res textures.

Now dear Bioware, can we also get 1080p cinematics pweaze?

Pfft. Keep your 1080p..

BioWare can be have 2560x1600 cinematics pweaze? *bats eyelids*

Better yet...can ALL cinematics use in game graphics settings for seamless movies / gameplay.

[wipeout]

Rimfrost wrote...

Sylvius the Mad wrote...

1337gasm wrote...

Death to patches! and unfinished products!

I think they left out the hi-res textures so the game would fit on one DVD.  Significant reduction in manufacturing costs.

Good point and sounds about right

theres a thread by bioware that da:2 would be 7gig in size. this patch is 1gig.

game + patch would leave 500MB free on the disk. so not that unless there is something else taking up space on the disk.

[Osena109]

 will i need to mod any thing? am not good at it thanx

[Andreas Papathanasis]

Just to clarify that you do NOT need to have a DX11 capable GPU to use the high resolution textures. To get the full benefit you need to run the game using the DirectX 11 renderer, which is backwards compatible with DX10. So even if you have a DX10 GPU (and Windows Vista SP2 or Windows 7) you'll still be able to run the game using the DirectX 11 renderer.

If you can only play using the DirectX 9 renderer you'll still get a small benefit out of the texture pack. In particular certain character textures will look nicer, but most of the benefits on the environments don't apply to DX9. The reason for this is technical, and it has to do with the maximum texture sizes allowed by the DX9 vs DX11 APIs.