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A couple of things that might help is;
* Have your graphic and sound drivers, DirectX and NET Framework all up-to-date.
* Turn off the game's "Persistant Gore" option (it seems that "gore" objects don't remove themselves from memory otherwise).
* Lower some of your graphic settings a bit.
* It if gets too bad; Make a save point, quit the game completely and re-load (perhaps once per hour might do).
Another possible tip that might help some Users of Windows 7 & 8, is to set the game's main executable file, daorigins.exe, to run in compatibility mode for Windows XP or Windows 2000 (some report that XP mode works better, others say that 2000 mode works better). I have Windows7, and I have daorigins.exe set to run in Windows 2000 mode, this along with turning off Persistant Gore, seems to have greatly improved loading-times and reduce / help-prevent slowdown problems.
After 2 years searching for a way to fix this, the only thing that works is this app which allows for 4 GB of memory to be allocated to DA Origins as opposed to 2 Gb which dont seem to be enough. I have tested this and can now play all the DLC without crashing! hehehehe
This DOES work with the Steam version. Unfortunately I can't post this guide on the Origins hub but only on the Ultimate Edition hub for some silly reason. Yes, patching the Steam .exe doesn't work afaik so yeah... take a look.
Tell me how it goes.
Do steam achievments still unlock with this? I see this one bypasses the forced launcher load so I guess I will also be able to automate cpu affinity as well.
As I said in my guide achievements will still function like normal.
Also, (very important) for some reason i cant save games using the save game option in menu anymore, the only way i can save progress without crashes occurring again is by using quick save ONLY. Unfortunately... Wish Bioware would release like a 5th anniversary remastered DAO Ultimate Edition with 4K textures, repaired memory leak, and most importantly DA2 follower walk! :'p
I feel like I'm missing something... but the retail edition's .exe can be easily patched by the 4 gb tool without any need for a replacement .exe like the Steam version needs.
Making your game LAA will solve the crashes more or less.
No problem man. Happens all the time :)
Yeah i LOVE the LAA tool, because of that great little tool i have been playing my 2nd favourite game of all time for months without those awful crashes! If u only knew (or maybe u do?) how many times i had to reload the final 3 missions of the main Origins campaign due to memory leak crashes you would gasp in disbelief, like 92 reloads just to get Alistair to land that final slow motion blow on the Arch Demon Dragon on the roof of the castle... The game just doesn't do well in keeping track of multiple saves, but then there really is a ton of information to collate for that game, kinda like the Matrix! :'p
PS: You probably already know this but the LAA tool works great for DA2 it stopped the crashes from happening in that game too, along with something else i altered, which i cant remember at this time, darn... But i mostly use the LAA for the Ultra HD textures mod for DA2.
http://www.nexusmods.com/dragonage2/mods/3687
http://www.systweak.com/Cacheboost/