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[Krungle]

Using the configuration utility my Tri-Core AMD procesor was being identified as a single core CPU in the systeminformation.xml found in the documents/bioware/dragonage2 folder. Properties 4 &5 are the key. If you have installed all the patches and drivers (beta drivers for g-force GPUs) and are still have problems with crashes look at that file (open it with notepad) and see if it is identifying the CPU properly.

Mine looked like this:
<device0 name="processor"><property0 name="clockspeed">2309</property0><property1 name="clockspeed.units">MHz</property1><property2 name="family">16</property2><property3 name="model">2</property3><property4 name="name">AMD Phenom™ 8650 Triple-Core Processor</property4><property5 name="numcores">1</property5><property6 name="numprocessors">1</property6><property7 name="stepping">3</property7></device0>

I upgraded my processor to a Quad-core and the problem resolved itself. It now looks like this:
<device0 name="processor"><property0 name="clockspeed">3209</property0><property1 name="clockspeed.units">MHz</property1><property2 name="family">16</property2><property3 name="model">4</property3><property4 name="name">AMD Phenom™ II X4 955 Processor</property4><property5 name="numcores">4</property5><property6 name="numprocessors">1</property6><property7 name="stepping">2</property7></device0>

Manually editing the file did not resolve the issue. If you have an issue of the game not properly identifying your system components using the Configure Tool please post the appropriate lines for the device it is not properly identifying here so that the Devs have a list to work with. I currently have a ticket in with this issue with the Tech Support guys.