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The reason for that caution is there are a number of technical systems to work out before we can say this is even feasible. It shows our thinking on this particular topic, but should not be taken as a promise. It might be kind of hard to see the slides in that video, so I thought a bit more detail might be called for… in addition to offering us a chance to get some feedback on this proposed system.īut first, as in Mike’s original presentation, a caveat: this is a work in progress. Just change the references to League of Legends to Dragon Age in your head.There’s been a few questions about the Dragon Age presentation at PAX East this past weekend ( which you can watch here, if you like), specifically with regards to the plan for follower equipment. If this is not clear enough, there's a more detailed guide on this League of Legends forum. Then make sure the 'high performance NVIDIA processor' is used as its default device. Open the Nvidia control panel, go to 'manage 3D settings', open the 'program settings' tab and select Dragon Age Origins from the list (or add it to the list by browsing for the executable file). This doesn't always happen, however, which means you sometimes play games on integrated graphics instead of your dedicated graphics card.

Some PCs (mostly laptops) will use the Intel chipset most of the time to save power, then switch to the Nvidia GPU when you launch a game. I also see in your dxdiag that you have both a dedicated Nvidia graphics card and an integrated Intel chipset. That way you know which mod is causing the issue. If you have more than one mod, you can start reactivating them to see if the issue returns. Do you get the issue only when wearing a mod outfit, or on all armor? In any case, try temporarily disabling mods to see if the issue goes away.