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[Okamik]

i recently bought the game on steam, and have been suffering from random crash's from time to time. sometimes when going from one area to the next, others in the middle of combat. below is the latest crash report:

Problem signature:
  Problem Event Name:    APPCRASH
  Application Name:    DAOrigins.exe
  Application Version:    1.4.12393.0
  Application Timestamp:    4c093389
  Fault Module Name:    DAOrigins.exe
  Fault Module Version:    1.4.12393.0
  Fault Module Timestamp:    4c093389
  Exception Code:    c0000005
  Exception Offset:    004e342a
  OS Version:    6.0.6000.2.0.0.768.3
  Locale ID:    2057
  Additional Information 1:    cfa5
  Additional Information 2:    a9220319a31890cb1e029e0c839e55dd
  Additional Information 3:    6907
  Additional Information 4:    fd495d3ef09ac7b6f4fa82ea643eec72

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I have set the CPU affinity to 1 as recomended in a different post, however it hasnt solved the problem! any help and advice will be appreciated

Hardware:
AMD Athlon 64x2 Duel Core Processor 5600+ 2.81GHz
3326 MB DDR2 RAM
NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GT

[Okamik]

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[PureThought]

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[RonPolermo]

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[woloif]

Same exact problems with me

Hardware:
Windows 7 64 bit
Intel Core 2 Quad 3.0GHz
4gb RAM
NVIDIA GeForce 460 GTX

Modifié par woloif, 24 mars 2011 - 07:55 .

[woloif]

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[RaenImrahl]

Afraid I don't have DAO on Steam (it would be nice for them to send me the damn CD key for the copy of "The Witcher" I bought a few days ago)... so my advice is limited.

General "common sense medicine":
1) Make sure Windows is up to date, along with your video and sound drivers
2) Run the Steam utility that verifies the integrity of your installed files
3) Monitor system temps-- DAO eats more resources than you think
4) Avoid overclocking and Intel's Turbo feature, if you have it on your CPU
5) Avoid multi-tasking programs and having too much loaded at Windows boot-up
6) Try lower graphics settings, both in-game and in your video card's software (Nvidia Control Panel or ATI Catalyst.

[woloif]

done the only thing that works is the affinity trick

[woloif]

not using SLI either
drivers up to date blah blah blah
holy smite causes a lot of crashes

also, i dont think its because its the steam version, its literally the same game

also needs patching, i have faith in bioware

Modifié par woloif, 27 mars 2011 - 04:08 .

[Hoshi01]

So here's my specs:

Q8400 Intel quad core at 2.6ghz
6gb Ram
GTX 570....

perfectly fine system specs...

I have the same thing...steam version of the game ultimate edition.

I've been playing through DA origins and I planned on doing DA2 right afterwards. For about a week now it's been fine...but a few days ago it gets this freeze issue you guys are talking about. After playing for a little while the game will freeze up for no apparent reason...and it makes no sense to me.

My graphics driver is 266.58 and that's the newest so I really am confused what the issue is. Also I've monitored temps and all that jazz but it still freezes. If anyone has any solutions that would be great.

Thanks

[NoisyCricket42]

I was having the same issue with a quad core processor, but setting affinity to 2 and 3 seemed to fix it for me.

[Hoshi01]

I tried the 2 and 3 thing and it did nothing It actually froze as I was logging into the game...

one thing I actually noticed that I might not be on patch 1.1...but how do you know which patch you're on? I thought I had dl'd a patch but i'm installing it now and it seems I might not be on that...

[woloif]

if its the steam version it should be 1.04
steam updates automatically when there is a patch
also make sure you check this post: http://social.biowar...8/index/6265850

its the only thing you can do about it til a patch comes out

[woloif]

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[RaenImrahl]

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Have you tried contacting EA's official support... at support.ea.com?

[woloif]

haha dont make me laugh...seriously im bumping to support these people that are in need of the crashed fixed like i do. its bioware's product, its bioware's job. have you contacted EA? have you got an answer? if so please tell me

Modifié par woloif, 29 mars 2011 - 03:50 .

[RaenImrahl]

woloif wrote...

haha dont make me laugh...seriously im bumping to support these people that are in need of the crashed fixed like i do. its bioware's product, its bioware's job. have you contacted EA? have you got an answer? if so please tell me

I've never had a significant issue with DLC.  I had some performance issues, including some crashes, which ended up being an issue with the installation of my new video card and driver.  So I've never had occasion to contact EA support.  Others have and reported here that they've had success doing so. 

And, as you say, it's ultimately EA/Bioware's responsibility to help the customer.  I agree completely.  Hence the reason why I occasionally suggest contacting them directly through their support website.  This forum is populated entirely by gamers like yourself.  I have not even seen a Bioware employee post here in the six or seven months I've visited.  And, we've already been told by Bioware that there are no plans to patch the game beyond 1.04... a decision I do not agree with, but they shifted whatever resources they had towards the development of DA2 and beyond.

Of course, I have no right to object your support through bumping posts, and I don't.  However, I maintain the right to offer my own suggestions from time to time.

Modifié par RaenImrahl, 29 mars 2011 - 04:01 .

[Hoshi01]

yeah I have to bump this again...it's been working for me but just crashed after I was transitioning between zones >.<

little ridiculous...

[woloif]

RaenImrahl wrote...

woloif wrote...

haha dont make me laugh...seriously im bumping to support these people that are in need of the crashed fixed like i do. its bioware's product, its bioware's job. have you contacted EA? have you got an answer? if so please tell me

I've never had a significant issue with DLC.  I had some performance issues, including some crashes, which ended up being an issue with the installation of my new video card and driver.  So I've never had occasion to contact EA support.  Others have and reported here that they've had success doing so. 

And, as you say, it's ultimately EA/Bioware's responsibility to help the customer.  I agree completely.  Hence the reason why I occasionally suggest contacting them directly through their support website.  This forum is populated entirely by gamers like yourself.  I have not even seen a Bioware employee post here in the six or seven months I've visited.  And, we've already been told by Bioware that there are no plans to patch the game beyond 1.04... a decision I do not agree with, but they shifted whatever resources they had towards the development of DA2 and beyond.

Of course, I have no right to object your support through bumping posts, and I don't.  However, I maintain the right to offer my own suggestions from time to time.

...and your work is greatly apreciated. They should use your post to make a final patch.

[woloif]

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