In both cutscenes and gameplay my game has awful fps. It doesn't matter if the graphics are on high or low it's just terrible. It's making me really mad because I just got this computer in August and it fits all the spec perfectly. If anyone can help me I would really appreciate it.
Well, at least it's not my rig. I have a GTX 770 and an i7 CPU, so I expected DA:I to work pretty much flawlessly. But at this stage DA:I is unplayable for me. I'm at the Hintelrands and the FPS is all over the place. It's just not pleasant to play. Let's hope that there will be a fix to this ASAP...
Just adding my voice to the fray (yelling into the void one might argue infact). Game is unplayable at present for me, can barely open it and after that am lucky to make it to past the character creator into an exrutiating 15 minute loading screen and stuttery cut scenes, impossibly jerky gameplay and, where along with the eratic background music, the characters appear to be communicating in a primitive form of dubstep. Very sad about this. Indeed, Anders without Ser Pounce levels of sad, Sten without cake levels of dissapointment, Morrigan recieving a gift from Dog levels of annoyed etc.
The specs - http://hastebin.com/xizoqerexe.tex
Nice artwork on the menu screen, really stellar. Love those marching Templars and mages, great fun. Have spent maaaaany an hour staring at it as it chunks along uncertainly in slow motion over the last few days. Not yet convinced it is totally woth the money I payed overall...would love to see some more of the game...you know, beyond this. If possible. I know it is a lot to ask. 😕mileyfrustrated:
@weaselblossom wrote:... (yelling into the void one might argue infact).
Indeed. Someone suggested to me that disabling Origin's in-game overly greatly improves FPS, so if anyone hasn't done that already, do it. I had already done this, however. Someone else suggested I try using Razer Cortex, which is supposed to help boost performance while you play games by disabling non-critical processes and such on the fly (as well as a couple other supposed performance-enhancing things), but this did nothing for me either. However, it may for you, as some folks seem to be having some success with it, one person claiming, in fact, that it did "magical things" to their computer and greatly helped with DA:I's performance. Alas, I am still at 7 FPS. For the love of the Maker, I really just want to play this blasted game. How in the heck is that even close to reasonable when I meet the minimum requirements? Meeting minimum requirements means I should still be able to play the game at the very least on the lowest settings, which is just not the case.
Same problem here, two of my friends are playing on high with gtx 660's with good fps. While i can't even play on low with a gtx 770 ☹️ I have around 12-18 fps.
Same problem for me. My specs are on recommended range yet game performance is the most horrible thing I've played to the present day. I not asking too much, I have no problems playing this game with everything LOW, I don't care. All I ask is being capable of playing a game I just bought, with a regular stable FPS rate.
Is there any answer from developers to this issues? a patch on the way or something?
There's an [INFO] thread at the top of this forum outlining some of what EA's said so far. Nvidia apparently will be releasing a fixed driver at some point, and more people seem to be using Nvidia than ATI (not meant as flamebait, just making a statement,) so that part is, in the end, out of EA's hands.
I'm with you all. I really don't care about cutscenes. It's enough for me if I get to play the game itself decently. If it does not stutter during combat and exploring it's enough for me. I've saved money for this game for months and I really didn't get any help from anyone regarding this issue. I won't play until they release a patch or fix for this issue.
