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[Renegade347]

 

[Gorath Alpha]

Apparently in between writing the message title, and pressing the POST button, you realized you had no problem to discuss, and meant to press the "Cancel" (otherwise why is the text portion of a proper, normal problem report missing?)

Modifié par Gorath Alpha, 03 juillet 2011 - 11:04 .

[dinria]

if you really wanted to ask here's an answer:
WoW require relatively little in terms of Gpu and Cpu compared to DAII. Yes, it's as simple as that

[DarkAmaranth1966]

I agree, this is not WoW, the requirements are not the same. Next time read the requirements BEFORE buying a game, make sue it is the same or lower than WoW and I'm sure it will run fine. Alternately, upgrade your computer, or get a new one to solve the problem.

[PSUHammer]

Isn't WOW's game engine almost 5 years old? Talk about an apples and oranges comparison!

[DarkAmaranth1966]

At least that old I'd say. My machine 3 computers ago played WoW, so would any of the three since then, but that old one would not have played DAO, DA2, Sims 2, Sims 3, Aion, or any of the games built on more recent engines.

Just because the look and feel might have a few conalities does not mean it needs the same system specs. One rpg might work while 50 others do not on a given computer. It's all about the specs - ALL OF THEM.

[EA_AgentX]

Here's the minimum system requirements that must be met to run Dragon Age II:

http://support.ea.co...tail/a_id/4398/

Attempting to run the game on a system that does not meet these can result in crashing, latency (lag), graphical corruption, or the game won't run at all.


EA_AgentX

Modifié par EA_AgentX, 04 juillet 2011 - 03:04 .