Graphics issues on Nvidia cards (DirectX 11)
Nvidia's more recent graphics drivers are incompatible with Dragon Age II and cause all kinds of glitches in the DX11 renderer.
The last compatible driver version is 340.52 ( 32 bit | 64 bit ). If...
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I had several textures missing using my GTX 760 and the NVIDIA 344.75 driver version. This resulted in weird things, like completely messed up clothing (just chaotic scrambled textures), heads without body, part of arms and legs missing and more. The only solution is disabling DirectX11 and go back to DirectX9, or downgrading to the 340.52 version drivers (still downloadable on the NVIDIA site).
Notice: Dragon Age Inquisition needs the latest drivers (344.75), so you cannot have both games working on the same PC at this moment.
I have reported this issue myself on the NVIDIA website (togehter with an lot of others), and the latest message I have read in that thread was that it would be brought to the attention of the driver developpers. For now it seems that there is no solution for this problem.
I am reluctant to test it with the present 344.80 beta drivers, because they seem to be an bit crash-prone. I rather have an stable system. If someone else will test that (or has already done so) I would like to hear what the results are.
I'm also experiencing this problem on my other system, while my other rig is in for repairs.
This one is:
Win 7 Pro 64bit
Nvidia 344.75 drivers
GeForce GTX560 GPU
and getting bodyless heads, missing textures and this rather colourful building:
Hoping a fix is available at some stage. Thanks.
