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[flem1]

The 8500GT *is* junk, yes. It's got a paltry 16 shaders!



The 112 shader 9800GT will set you back $90 and let you run it at maximum (well, maybe just 2x or 4x AA).

[daem3an]

~48-60FPS @1920x1200 all settings maximum, not a stutter.

GTX 295
dual quad-core Intel Xeon 2.8Ghz (mac)
4GB RAM
Vista 64 Bit

Modifié par daem3an, 20 novembre 2009 - 09:59 .

[Gunny5821]

Running ALL settings at the max available.  1280 x 1024.  Here is my PC:

HP Pavillion Elite m9250f
Vista Ultimate 64-Bit
4GB RAM DDR2
Intel Core 2 Quad @ 2.66
2 Internal HD's combined via RAID 0 = 1TB (Gotta love the RAID) (SATA2)
NVIDIA 8600GT 512DDR3 Dedicated (Also pulling in available system RAM)
DVD R +/- with Lightscribe (Internal SATA2)
DVD Blueray (Internal SATA2)
HP w2207h (Widescreen Panel. Has adjustable height and riotates to portrait! Love it!)
Logitech G5 mouse (weighted)
Logitech Z Cinema Speakers (Awesome)
WD MyBook World NAS 2TB (New Version)

This is the BEST PC I have ever owned! Got it in Marchof 2008 when it was first released! Love it!

Gunny

Modifié par Gunny5821, 20 novembre 2009 - 10:01 .

[Fester Pot]

No issues, running at full tilt, ringing all bells and blowing all whistles!

CPU - AMD Athlon 6400+ Dual Core 3.20GHz
RAM - OCZ Dual Channel 4GB PC8000 DDR2
GPU - XFX GeForce 9800 GTX 512MB DDR3 SLI
MB   - Asus M3N-HT Deluxe/Mempipe 780a SLI
PSU - OCZ / GameXStream / 850-Watt SLI
OS   - Windows XP SP3

[cl_l]

This is concerning, I'm running windows 7 64bit, fresh install on Raid 0 150 gig harddrives with a X2 4400+ AMD, 4 gigs ram with a EVGA 9800 GT. And I have to run everything on low. Is it possible my X2 which is afew years old is bottle necking my game? The video card obviously new but I am unsure if my cpu is just too old to do well with a game this new? Suggestions?

[Pineappletree]

ATI Radeon 4850 / 1gb



Everything maxed, 8x AA, 1280x1024



FPS 40 and upwards, mostly around 60



(AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+, 4gb RAM, XP 32bit)

[flem1]

cl_l wrote...

This is concerning, I'm running windows 7 64bit, fresh install on Raid 0 150 gig harddrives with a X2 4400+ AMD, 4 gigs ram with a EVGA 9800 GT. And I have to run everything on low. Is it possible my X2 which is afew years old is bottle necking my game?

Not *that* much.

[anonygoose]

A Nvidia below the sub "6" (ie 7600, 8600, 9600, 260) isn't a gaming card and you should not expect anything decent from it. I have no experience of the 3 digit current Nvidias, but up until then, they haven't been.

[Dedsquirrl]

Nvidia BFG 285 OC.

Game runs smooth on it with all settings at max.



Best Buy is running a sale right now and it is actually cheaper there than at Newegg.



One word of warning. The card is huge compared to the other cards I have owned. I had to take a dremmel tool to my case to make room for it. Stupid HD mounting braces.

[gdmfx]

8800 GTS 512 MB

1680x1050 resolution. Max graphic setting, 2x AA. Runs very well, slight choppiness during cut-scenes



Otherwise, it runs like how I imagine it would on an Xbox 360. Except the graphics are beautiful!

[Invalidcode]

Vista 64

E8400 3.0

8800GTS 512

1920X1080, max settings on graphic & texture, 2xAA. Smooth game play.

[RPGmom28]

GTX 280. The game runs fine for a few hours, then starts to slow down to the point that it can take up to 4 minutes to load areas and becomes extremely choppy. At that point I exit and re-enter the game, and it's good for another few hours.

[ZeroRate]

Win 7 64 bit

Phenom II x4 955 3.2ghz

1gb ATI Radeon 5850

4 gb DDR2 1066Mhz

1920x1080



Maxed settings runs great, have to restart game after a few hours play due to long loading screens other than that am happy.

[ZeroPlan]

Geforce 8800 GT (1024 VRAM @ 700 Mhz)

AMD X2 6400+

2GB RAM

Windows XP Professional





totally smooth with highest details (all settings maxed out), 8x AA , 8 x anisotropic filtering (enabled in the dragonage.ini), 1600 x 1200 resolution.

[Bonkz]

GTX 285 here along with a quad core CPU at 2.8Ghz. Everything runs great but i have noticed that pressing "Tab" a lot to highlight items makes the game slow down after a while. If i dont press it at all there arent any problems. I havent found out why yet

Modifié par Bonkz, 20 novembre 2009 - 10:27 .

[eriaa]

7900 gtx, 2296MB



I run on high settings and do not lag at all. Atb-tabing causes some performance issues though.

[FinneousPJ]

My card's a GTX 295. Performance: flawless.

[Sslaxx]

RPGmom28 wrote...

GTX 280. The game runs fine for a few hours, then starts to slow down to the point that it can take up to 4 minutes to load areas and becomes extremely choppy. At that point I exit and re-enter the game, and it's good for another few hours.

That sounds like a memory leak...

[AngelofDeth99]

Well, as has been said by a couple, your card is indeed junk. Im pretty sure it doesn't even meet the minimum requirements. Your best bet is turning everything down to low, turn off AA, and possible turn resolution down and run in a window. (will look even worse full screen on a LCD) You could also upgrade to something that would "max" da out, assuming you have a modern CPU with a semi-decent PSU.

[Dex1701]

Q9550 @ 3.6Ghz, 8GB RAM, nVidia GTX 285, Windows 7 x64. All settings at max at 1920x1200 with max AA...I've never noticed any stuttering or slowdown. Perhaps the OP's processor isn't up to the challenge?  I mean, the 9500 isn't a good gaming GPU, but at lowest settings the game should be playable unless the CPU is having a hard time.

Modifié par Dex1701, 20 novembre 2009 - 10:37 .

[Avispex]

Radeon 4850- MAX settings on 1280X1024. No graphical issues at all that I have noticed.  Very smooth.

Modifié par Avispex, 20 novembre 2009 - 11:50 .

[Realmjumper]

The 8500 gt is a backup card at best. Or to run games that aren't as graphically intense as Dragon Age. Time to upgrade. I advise a Sapphire ATI 4870 from Ebay. However you will probably need a new power supply. I recommend a Zalmann 750 watts from newegg. Make sure under specification it says that it has 4 +12v rails.



Why?



You need the 4 +12v rails to make sure all systems on your computer are properly powered. Otherwise you might have a power failure which could damage your computer components. Happened to a $380 video card of mine so beware.



You could get the Nvidia one as well but the 4870 on Ebay for about the same price is way faster. Head on over to GPUreview.com and compare cards.



if you don't want to shop on Ebay shop on Newegg.com they are the best.

[MrGOH]

Sapphire Radeon 4850 HD 512 MB. Runs everything at max at 1280 x 1024. My DVI cable went bad back in October, and that's the max resolution on my 19" monitor with an analog adapter (ew).

[Hackholm]

GTX 280. 1920x1200 w/ all settings max. No lag at all.

[Dex1701]

Realmjumper wrote...
You could get the Nvidia one as well but the 4870 on Ebay for about the same price is way faster. Head on over to GPUreview.com and compare cards.

"The nVidia one?"  Depending on which GPU you're talking about it could be faster or slower.