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[ashbecker]

UPDATE: Just crashed again after a few hours of play. So the problem is not 100% cured, but at least I can play a lot longer than I was able to before. Perhaps DX9 still is a better choice for now :/

Been trying to run the game in DX11, and it often ended up in crashing back to desktop every 5-10 mins. So I did some research and a couple of driver changes to my computer, it seemed to have helped. I am not 100% sure this acutally cured my crashing problems, but I am able to run the game for 5 hours now without crashing. Just want to post my findings here and hopefully it can help people out with similar problem like me. 

First off, my spec:
Windows 7 Home Premium x64
Asus P8P67 MB
Intel i5-2400K
Nvidia GeForce GTX 570
8 GB DDR3

Things I did:
1) Install the Nvidia 267.26 (NOT the 267.24!) Beta driver.  I located this very helpful post by MaxPayne over at steam forum that describe how to do it.

Result: The game run A LOT smoother afterwards. I am able to run on 1920 x 1200 in High Detail for a very long time. but eventually, the game still crashed on me. Bummer!

2) I went to the Nvidia forum and saw this post about a TDR crash that sometimes happen when I am playing DA2. It seems that RealTek Audio driver is one of the reason why this is happening. So I uninstalled the driver that came with my MB's install disc, and let Windows install it's own driver instead.

Result: No more random crashes (or at least for a long while). But in exchange, I now crash 1/3 times whenever I go from 1 area to the next :/

3) I goto Asus' web site and located the latest RealTek audio driver, figures I might be better off playing the game in DX9 without crash, rather than playing in DX11 and crash everytime I change zone.

4) Don't know if this helped or not, while I am at Asus' site, I also download and installed the Intel Inf for my MB. I am quite sure this was installed before when I setup my computer for the first time. But I re-installed it anyway.

Result: What do you know! After installing the latest audio driver & possibily the INF, I am able to keep the game running in DX11 mode without crashing so far. *Crossing my fingers!

EDIT:
If the game still crash, try turn off VSync, lower the details...etc. Most often than not, the crash is a result of bad performance. Until Bioware or Nvidia roll out patches to address the issue, we could only either run in DX9 or DX11 with lowered details.

Modifié par ashbecker, 10 mars 2011 - 05:24 .