Anyone else getting quite poor FPS with this card? All my other PC parts should be fine, although I have only 8 GB ram. Even with the optimized GeForce Experience settings this game gives me quite the poor FPS...Many have said they get constant 60 FPS with weaker cards...is this game that much ram heavy? My CPU is i74770k, so that should not be a problem...
Hey man, I'm not sure what settings you are playing DA on, but I can tell you that based on my system performance, (i7-4790K + GTX 980 + 16GB) which is about 65-120fps on Ultra settings, I would expect a GTX 770 2GB to have its hands full with this game, unless you are playing on Low settings and still having issues, which would be a different story. And don't worry about what other people tell you concerning their system performance with cheaper cards because most people on the internet lie out their a** for no reason. I would expect your system to play DA on the Medium preset at around 60fps (assuming you play at 1080p) with some lower dips during action scenes. If your performance is not in that ballpark then you may have an issue. Hope this helps.
Damn...time to upgrade my GPU then...and propably my ram, it's only 8 GB. Thanks for your honesty.=)
Not so fast.... I have a GTX 765M and I can run on High settings with 50 to 60 FPS. Your card should be fine... there's just some fine tuning you might need to do.
There are quite a few tips here on the forums, but I make sure you disable the origin overlay. That's a biggy.
Origin overlay has been disabled. MSAA is off, post processing is SSAO, I'll have to try lowering tessellation.
For reference, DA:I graphics card performance (maximum quality),
And cpu performance,
Oh, my CPU was i7 4790K, not 4770K. Remembered that wrong. But man that GTX 770 2 GB number in FPS is low, even though it is well over the recommended card...
From the reviews. I believe 8GB is fine for DA:I.
Have your checked your cpu/gpu temps whilst running DA:I, your low fps may be caused by your system throttling back.
Recommend HWmonitor, http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html
If your cpu temp is high you may want to check your motherboard bios is up to date, and check your cpu/gpu for any dust build up.
