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[Kalyma2221]

Hello i got a problem with the game , im from korea and the game runs with 50+ fps every time i run it but it randomly stutters and when it crashes it show error after . That its a GPU GTX660 error and that it will be looked into . When will that be exactly ? I cant play the game at all cause of this problem . Random stutters and after a random crash , even if i set everything to low it shows 100+ fps but it still stutters and crashes after .

[Semipro]

You might try limiting the frame rate to 40 frames per second with Nvidia Inspector. This might help with stability to a certain degree til there is some kind of fix.

[Kalyma2221]

Tried that just now , it still stutters , it shows 41 frames then stutters to 35 and back ...

[janddran]

Check for background programs interferring and malware.

http://forum.bioware...-ready-for-dai/

 

Failing that, here is a clip from someone running an 650 Ti Boost, you might compare your graphic settings even if you should be able to pull a bit more.

 

"Everything's on high except for Mesh(Ultra), Tesselation(medium), Post-process quality(low), Post-process level(High), Ambient(off),Effects(Ultra), and Multisampling(off).
I think I'm getting an estimate of 50-60fps while exploring and in battle but it dips to 25-30fps during cutscenes.

DAI was crashing at first but when I tried the settings above, the crashing was gone."
 

 

PS I'll be running on 660 on my newly formated drive and will give a performance assessement on it tomorrow.

[Semipro]

MSI Afterburner and possibly EVGA Precision's OSD's are confirmed to cause stuttering issues. I've seen them listed multiple times as causes. If you are running either, kill their processes while running DA:I and see if that helps.

[Kalyma2221]

Anyone found a fix or something , im seeing that a lot of people have this as well ...

[frylock23]

I'm getting this, too. It happens at the exact same time, every time. I've ever tried a new game and it hits the same exact time. I can't do anything except the prologue until there is a workaround or fix.

[janddran]

Just letting you and others know I ran the game for 7 hours without issue other than the one caused by a so-called fix to the movie frame rate.  Adding this to the command line made my video flash a lot at the end of cut scenes -GameTime.MaxSimFps 60 -GameTime.ForceSimRate 60+. so I removed that.

 

My system is as follows:

Win 7

AMD 8350

Nvidia/EVGA 660 GTX OC 2GB

8GB G.Skill RAM 1866 (set to 1600)

1TB Harddrive (recently formatted and new Win install)

 

I hope you find the problem but I'm not certain it is highly repeatable on this model and more of an individual set-up conflict of sorts.

 

Most my settings are on high, a few on ultra like texture. I went with what was recommended by the game but turned tessalation to medium and low FXAA. Some stuttering in parts but that is improving.  The FPS is generally 30s-40s.  I've not tried tweaking the settings much but may later.

 

Are you guys running Win 8 by chance?

[Kalyma2221]

Yea i got win 8.1 64 bit ... and no one from bioware even responded at least to tell us if they will fix this . Ive seen a lot of people blaming the Duenvo DRM . Just like that drm had massive performance issues with Lords of the Fallen ...

[Kalyma2221]

Well this was weird , turns out it was FRAPS ... closed it and started the game without it and zero stutters . Im so glad it wasnt GPU or CPU related XD .

[InfinitePaths]

Well this was weird , turns out it was FRAPS ... closed it and started the game without it and zero stutters . Im so glad it wasnt GPU or CPU related XD .

 

lel.

 

I was getting worried since I have GTX 660, and my game comes at Friday.

[cannotseethis]

Yeah if you want to check fps just use the ingame command, usually outside fps counters like fraps can cause unnecessary lag (being a background program and all)

[Kalyma2221]

whats the command for the FPC for the console ?

[Kalyma2221]

FPS*

[XMissWooX]

Yes, it was likely FRAPS.

From the readme-

 

Known Issues

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External programs that hook into the running game to render overlays (such as FRAPS)

may cause the game to crash if started while the game is in progress.  As a workaround,

start the program as soon as possible after the game begins (for FRAPS, having FRAPS

run before the game is launched will do this automatically).  Also note that FRAPS

may cause performance problems with the game including erratic mouse behavior and laggy

input.  We recommend closing FRAPS if you are experiencing input problems.