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.
I also am having to shelve this game until it's fixed.
I've siad it elsewhere but nearly half the cpu cores are at 0% load and the GPU load doesn't get above the low 80's.
i7-3930k
16GB Ram
Gigabyte GTX770 OC Windforce 4GB
Win7 x64
As others have done, just wanted to add my voice to this. I'm running:
Windows 7 64 bit
i7-3630QM @ 2.40GHz
12GB system RAM
Nvidia GeForce GTX675M with 2GB VRAM
I know that my system isn't good enough to run it on Ultra, but I'm a way above the minimum spec in all categories and even on all settings "Low" and way below native resolution (1200 x 760 down from 1920 x 1200) I have bad frame rates all the time, even just running around the world. It's not so bad as to make it unplayable but it's clunky and it looks awful. Even Origins looks better given how low I have to turn the settings just to have a working game.
At first when I started the game I was getting absolutely terrible FPS (10-15 max). Tried everything, from disabling Origin, fiddling with the NVIDIA Control Panel, playing on ultra low... nothing worked and I came to the conclusion that those were 60 euros down the toilet..
However, someone on BSN then recommended setting everything on High apart from Antialiasing. I did that and after suffering through the initial cutscene with like 5 FPS, I reloaded my save. Suddenly I am getting stable 25-40 FPS which is then getting quickly and progressively worse and in slow motion to 10-15 FPS.
So yeah, still no improvement and it's rather unplayable. Anyone knows what the heck is happening with my game? 😕mileysad:
My laptop specs:
Intel Core i7 3610QM 2.3GHz
8GB DDR3 RAM
NVIDIA GeForce GT640M 2GB (newest 344.75 drivers)
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i7 2600K OC'd 4.3G
16G RAM
PowerColor 7990 (2x 7970, 1 Interface Board) - 1000 CORE // 1500 MEMORY // 6g VRAM between both GPUs
Windows 7 Professional - All SPs, all updates
CCC v14.9 (ATI Drivers)
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Game runs like complete garabge regardless of command line options or in-game settings. Have tried ULTRA all the way down to full LOW, FPS during the benchmark has yet to hit a constant 30FPS. Gameplay is just as atrocious. My system far exceeds the required AND req. system requirements.
Should of just bought it on XB1. smh. Shelved until fixed.
Same problem here. Getting 10-11 FPS with almost all settings set to 'low'
I've tried the command line fix to un-peg FPS at 60:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Dragon Age Inquisition\DragonAgeInquisition.exe" -GameTime.MaxSimFps 60 -GameTime.ForceSimRate 60+
....no success.
Tried disabling Origin in-game....also no success.
My specs:
Operating System
Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit
CPU
Intel Core i7 3820QM @ 2.70GHz 53 °C
Ivy Bridge 22nm Technology
RAM
12.0GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 798MHz (11-11-11-28)
Motherboard
Alienware M14xR2 (U3E1) 28 °C
Graphics
Generic PnP Monitor (1600x900@60Hz)
Intel HD Graphics 4000 (Dell)
2047MB NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M (Dell) 44 °C
Storage
238GB SAMSUNG SSD PM830 2.5" 7mm 256GB (SSD)
Graphics Driver:
NVIDIA GeForce 344.75 release date 11/18/2014
Horrible stuttering during cutscenes. It is locked on 30 but as guys before me said, looks like it is 20 and very choppy. Apart from cutscenes it runs smooth.
i7 4770k
asus gtx 780 directCU II OC (NVIDIA GeForce 344.75)
8gb ram
Windows 7 ultimate 64
Hope BW working on patch to fix this.
Intel i5 4670k (stock speeds)
Gigabyte OC Windforce GTX 770
8GB of RAM
I noticed a few odd frame drops in the tutorial. They occurred for no apparent reason; I could be standing in an empty hallway, and the frame rate would drop to 35 until I left. I really began to suspect that something was up during the first boss fight. I don't think I saw 60fps that whole time. Then I woke up in Haven and looked at the door, only to find that my frame rate had crashed hard. It was at this point that I had to put it down. This game is not playable near 30fps. It feels terrible.
Just to provide some perspective, I've been playing at the games recommended settings. I don't know what exactly goes in to designing an "Auto Detect" setting for PC games, but I've always suspected that they tend to underestimate your hardware. I even changed it to the "High" preset (which is lower than the automatic settings). This changed nothing.
I'm saying all of this because I want to add my situation to this thread, so that maybe it will get some much needed attention.
I personally think it is a little early to say that I'm disappointed in Bioware. I know that sometimes this kind of stuff can be hard to avoid. However, I am disappointed in the lack of real acknowledgement from Bioware/EA. I'm disappointed in the fact we have yet to receive any sort of estimate as to when this will be resolved (as far as I know). I'm angry at the Dragon Age Twitter account for the constant hype updates. Perhaps that is irrational, but at this point I feel like they are taunting me, and all of the other unfortunate users who are not able to enjoy this thing that they paid good money for.
Try downloading razer game booster , i went from having 2-10 FPS to 30-40 after boosting dragon with that
Also i uninstalled the NVidia driver 344.75 and went back to the 344.65 that also improved my FPS it seems the new Nvidia driver isnt coded right.
