Dragon Age Inquisition slutter, lags

Akilesh10

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Dragon Age Inquisition lags, freeze
after 5 sec and continue, slutters, fps
drops so much on my pc any one running
this game smooth?
Core i5 3450
Gtx 750
Ram 8gb
Current game version 1.0.0.3
 
Solution
That is kinda normal (For now), sometimes I have fps drops and stutters even when it says I have high fps, specifically the deserts and especially the cutscenes. Also the game is a bit AMD optimized, so it "might" give you a little bit less fps with a Nvidia card. So what you are experiencing is just some bad coding I guess until they patch it up, whenever that is I don't know, the game is very very good, but if it runs pretty close to perfect, I would rate it 11 out of 10. If you haven't tried the "How to fix 30 fps lock" from Google, maybe look into that and it'll run slightly better. As of right now, I would still rate it 9.9 out of 10 rating just because how much fun it is and how long it takes do everything, I'm at 200 hrs and...
That is kinda normal (For now), sometimes I have fps drops and stutters even when it says I have high fps, specifically the deserts and especially the cutscenes. Also the game is a bit AMD optimized, so it "might" give you a little bit less fps with a Nvidia card. So what you are experiencing is just some bad coding I guess until they patch it up, whenever that is I don't know, the game is very very good, but if it runs pretty close to perfect, I would rate it 11 out of 10. If you haven't tried the "How to fix 30 fps lock" from Google, maybe look into that and it'll run slightly better. As of right now, I would still rate it 9.9 out of 10 rating just because how much fun it is and how long it takes do everything, I'm at 200 hrs and I'm only like 75% done with my 2nd save, I have never spent so much time on a game in such a short time. So anyways, we may just have to wait for more patches to fix these issues.
 
Solution
have you tried to lower the details and resolution? I run it on my GT 520M on pretty low details but the only problems i have is the long loading screens and sometimes it stuck for like 10 sec while loading the map (i think)
 
My main problems are the cutscenes, sometimes it just drops to like 1-10 fps and I am pretty much watching a slow motion movie, pretty annoying. But my normal game play like in combat is fine most of the time, except for deserts. My loading screen loading time seems to increase by like 10 times if I enable crossfire, so I keep that off, it doesn't look like it matters how much fps you can gain, it'll stick lag and stutter in cutscenes and some areas.
 


then this might be pointless to ask but do you get same/similar problem in other games aswell? Do you have latest driver? Try changing some of the options in nvidia control panel to improve performance. Does audio lag too on cutscenes?
 
Nope, I only have have these problems in this game, that's it. I do have the latest drivers from AMD and I did do some tweak in the catalyst settings and it's fine but not perfect, my audio doesn't lag during cutscenes, just the video lag or move very slowly, but not all cutscenes.
 

How much VRAM has that got? If it's only 1GB or 2GB, try dropping textures to high or even medium. Turn tessellation off. (MIP mapping / filters would be the other thing to turn down to save VRAM, but I don't recall seeing that in the DA:I settings.)
 
Does anyone else have this brightness issue that's in the game? Or is it just me? Let's say you go into a store, character record, inventory or anything like that. After you exit out of that, it is as though the game forgets to reset the brightness to it's "normal" brightness at where it should be. I could turn on the brightness up of course, but when it is actually normal, it is way too bright and the color looks all washed out and fake-like. It is very annoying because I can't see while I'm in a building or cave, I could fall in a hole and I wouldn't know it 🙁
 
I knew I always forget to mention something else, I always forget at least one thing, lol. So far this is the only game I have brightness problems with, so it's can't be the drivers, unless it has its own mind and picky about a specific game to cause these specific problems. Every other game I can fix it just by turning up the brightness, but I rarely have brightness problems, this is only my second game out of many others for this kind of problem, and the first one was fixed by turning up the brightness pretty high. So this is the only game left.
 


trust me... when mass effect 3 came out i had brightness/darkness problems only with that game, few days later there was new release of my gpu drivers and problem was fixed
 


Well, then the only solution is to wait I guess.