Gorath Alpha wrote...
First off, IGNORE SR LABS their results are inaccurate so often that they are a laughing stock.
The Bioware developers made a last minute announcement on the old forum that amended the official requirements to include single core CPU minimums, and your AMD is above that limit. Second, seemingly more often than other Geforce 8000 cards, the 8600s have trouble with drivers conflicting with this game.
Incidentally, you were being kind to the prior commenter to try reading that mess. Most people, myself included, will just ignore a mess like that. Anyone writing that way doesn't deserve the favor of having such terrible writing style (no paragraphs) interpreted.
Gorath
(Grr, Firefox just crashed while replying. . .)
Actually I didn't read it, but thanks anyway.
Finding out that my CPU is not at fault is a relief and reason for concern at the same time. I've put a retailer through quite a bit of trouble by asking him to find a processor that will fit on my POS Asus OEM mainboard - and now I'm going to have to tell him that I won't need it after all. Maybe I'm gonna have to task him with finding out what's causing all these crashes though. I've uninstalled Dragon Age (well, somewhat, I had a BSOD during uninstall and had to manually delete all the files), and the problem still persists.
(Addendum: I just uninstalled the character creator as well, let's see if that helps.)
I had all the known problems with Mass Effect as well (hardcore crashes that leave a "power button turn off" as the only way out for example) and I STILL trusted them enough to buy Dragon Age. It seems my trust was undeserved. I'm certainly not going to buy any new Bioware games until they have stopped cooperating with EA.





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