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11 years ago

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[Workaround] NVIDIA driver crashes and the infamous White Screen

I was able to prevent the game from crashing every few minutes yesterday. This might not work for everyone but at least you should try it. Follow these steps: 1. Start the game. 2. Open the graphic...

dragon age inquisition

EA_Nils
11 years ago
That was quick, thanks!

If there is anyone else who is able to proceed after trying these steps please get back to us in the thread to confirm, thank you.

EA_Nils

Community Admin

11 years ago

Thanks for the write up d00k3. Would you mind sharing with us which graphic card you have and which NVidia driver for the card you have installed?

Cheers,
Nils

DankRafft3

11 years ago

I have a GTX 660 and driver version 344.75.

EA_Nils
Community Admin
11 years ago
That was quick, thanks!

If there is anyone else who is able to proceed after trying these steps please get back to us in the thread to confirm, thank you.
- DankRafft3
  11 years ago
  It works for a friend of mine, too. He suffered the same issues and confirmed that the Post Processing option change was the only thing necessary to fix the crashes.
- Authorized411
  11 years ago
  @EA_Nils wrote:
  That was quick, thanks!
  
  If there is anyone else who is able to proceed after trying these steps please get back to us in the thread to confirm, thank you.
  I also turned post processing to medium. I have been playing now for over 10 hours with no crashes in cutscenes nor the war room. Some of the cutscenes happened in rapid succession that probably totalled nearly 20 minutes or more.
- Anonymous
  11 years ago
  No AA or Post processing settings changes in my rig solved this issue. It would crash randomly but always during cutscenes usually within 5 minutes. Outside the cutscene it was fine. I ended up installing an older version of the driver, Dec 2014 release 344.60 Now running at ultimate default settings with no issues. GTX680 card