Dragon Age Double Vision
At first, Dragon Age: Inquisition crashed at the loading screen when starting up. This time, it started up but it seems the characters in the title screen seem to be in double vision, everything is p...
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Well, for some reason, I used to get two error messages but somehow got one of them to not come back so I'll just send the one that hasn't disappeared:
DirectX function "GetDeviceRemovedReason" failed with DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG ("The application's device failed due to badly formed commands sent by the application. This is a design-time issue that should be investigated and fixed. "). GPU: "Intel(R) HD Graphics Family", Driver:8.15.0010.2418 6/10/2011 14:16:04
GUH That was a small pain to write XD
You really need to upload your dxdiag system specs. Given that the error message is for an intel graphics card, I suspect that you are using the integrated graphics card on your motherboard and are probably not meeting minimum specs to play the game. But your dxdiag will tell us more.
Operating System: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit (6.1, Build 7601
System Model: Latitude E6520
Bios: Default System Bios
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2410M CPU @ 2.30GHz (4CPUs), ~2.3GHz
Memory: 8192MB RAM
Page file: 3368MB used, 12775MB available
DirectX Version: DirectX 11
Does that help? Ask if you need more info :D
@XXWolfFangzXX wrote:System Model: Latitude E6520
Google tells me that model either has Intel HD graphics, or Nvidia Quadro NVS 4200M 512MB. Either way, it's unsupported hardware.
Oh. Well is there still a way that I could possibly still play or did I buy a game that is completely unplayable unless I get some new computer part or a completely new computer itself? 😕mileyfrustrated:
If all you have is the Intel HD CPU then, yeah new computer. If you have the Nvidia, thus the Nvidia control panel. Possibly with the game on the lowest possible setting and the following in the Nvidia CP:
Begin with the Adjust with preview, set that to Maximum performance.
Now go to advanced settings and set the following:
Ambient Oclussion off
Vsync Addaptive
Single Display mode
If that doesn't get the game going, nothing will on that computer. Even if it does, know that you will be overworking your GPU and, it will generate more heat that way, as well as shorten it's life. Be aware of that and, decided for yourself if it's worth it.
I think I have Nvidia and the computer is Windows 7 Professional ☹️
Just so you know, you may have an Nvidea card/chip, but it isn't what is trying to play the game by the error message you posted.
Well, for some reason, I used to get two error messages but somehow got one of them to not come back so I'll just send the one that hasn't disappeared:
DirectX function "GetDeviceRemovedReason" failed with DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG ("The application's device failed due to badly formed commands sent by the application. This is a design-time issue that should be investigated and fixed. "). GPU: "Intel(R) HD Graphics Family", Driver:8.15.0010.2418 6/10/2011 14:16:04
So if you can find in your control panel how to MAKE the game run on the nvidea chip/card if you have it, then you have a small chance. If not, then you pretty much are out of luck until you upgrade your computer, or Intel comes out with a driver designed to specifically get it to work.....
HOW TO I UPLOAD A SCREENSHOT? I think this is the one in a million moment where the game starts up but I'm actually getting the "Double Vision" part of this whole conversation!
@XXWolfFangzXX wrote:
HOW TO I UPLOAD A SCREENSHOT? I think this is the one in a million moment where the game starts up but I'm actually getting the "Double Vision" part of this whole conversation!
Use a third part image host, like http://imgur.com
Screenshots can be taken in-game with the Print Screen button and are stored in Documents > BioWare > Dragon Age: Inquisition > ScreenshotsThe picture wasn't able to catch the double vision of the characters, but it did catch how the title screen buttons aren't visible.
Bump
I would say most likely the issue is the game is trying to run through your Intel graphics chip and it isn't designed to do so. Yeah, the game will have odd effects when this happens. Upgrade to a true Nvidea or AMD graphics card and you will probably be able to play the game. I say probably because even some of those do have issues(usually Nvidea with this game), but at least they can usually be worked around or have a chance of having a patch fix an issue, whereas your Intel isn't supported by the game and will almost ALWAYS have issues, unless Intel comes out with a driver specifically for this game.
And before you say you have the Nvidea already, by the original post you listed the fault code, it says plain as day in there, INTEL graphics....not Nvidea.
Oh I have Nvidia, just not completely installed.... XD
Well, thanks everyone! :D
It seems I can play the game fine, but I can't see any words. Weird.
http://imgur.com/C31xUuB,A6ROcwo#0
http://imgur.com/C31xUuB,A6ROcwo#1
Hmph, I'll just get another computer eventually.
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