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[Sinick]

OS: Win 7 Ultimate 64 bit SP1
Processor: Intel i7 3.07 GHz
RAM: 12 GB
GPUs: Dual AMD Radeon HD 6800 Crossfire
Driver: ATI Catalyst 11.4
Dragon Age II: Patch 1.02

My system definitely has DirectX 11 installed. I tried reinstalling it but the installer said it was already there. dxdiag says DirectX 11 is installed.

The Dragon Age II Configuration Utility even detects DirectX 11: when I go to the Platform sidetab in the utility, it lists the DirectX Version as "DirectX 11 (Jun2010) or later".

Despite this, I CANNOT change the game's setting from DirectX 9 to DirectX 11, either in the Configuration Utility or in the Options > Video menu in the game itself.

I've even tried manually editing the DragonAge.ini file to read UseDirectX11Renderer=1 but the edit just overwrites to UseDirectX11Renderer=0.

Please help!  

Modifié par Sinick, 03 mai 2011 - 03:18 .

[Cervin]

Try and download and re/install High res pack?

[Sinick]

Tonight I uninstalled/reinstalled the game, the high-res textures, DLCs, and patch 1.02 in that order.

Unfortunately, nothing helped.

[dinria]

Maybe you can change if DX11 should be enabled in the cataclysm control center (I've no idea for myself but I just thought there might be such a feature in it)

[Enkiedo]

I had the same problem after patch 1.02. I noticed that the utility was only recognizing my onboard video (which was disabled in BIOS and did not support dx11). I ended up using driver sweeper to uninstall my drivers and then reinstalled them. That fixed the problem for me.

Modifié par Enkiedo, 03 mai 2011 - 07:56 .

[Wompoo]

Have you tried updating your Catalyst application profiles for crossfire

[Sinick]

Wompoo wrote...

Have you tried updating your Catalyst application profiles for crossfire

I'm running the most recent version of the Catalyst Control Center (11.4)

[Sinick]

Enkiedo wrote...

I had the same problem after patch 1.02. I noticed that the utility was only recognizing my onboard video (which was disabled in BIOS and did not support dx11). I ended up using driver sweeper to uninstall my drivers and then reinstalled them. That fixed the problem for me.

Thanks for the thought, Enkiedo, but I don't think that is the issue here, because I don't have separate onboard video, and because the DAII config utility is detecting that I have dx11 installed.