Game:

Dragon Age: Inquisition (2014)

Duration: 15:00

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I can't say much about Dragon Age, since this is my first time playing any of it. So what can I say about performance? Well, what I can say, I guess, is it's barely decent. The game is running on Frostbite 3 (AKA the same graphics engine in BF4) and should look next-gen, I suppose. But I think that's the thing that bugs me; it doesn't look any better than The Witcher 2 (comparisons to it can't be helped) -- actually, TW2 looks better, in my opinion -- and it even performs better than Inquisition with everything set to Ultra and most of the good stuff enabled. To make Inquisition more playable, you can further lower the Mesh Quality, Effects Quality, Vegetation Quality, Tessellation Quality, and disable MSAA. And if that isn't enough perhaps you can set the resolution scale to 90%.

Maximum Operating Temperatures (1 hour of gaming):
CPU - 86 to 89 °C
GPU - 84 °C

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## Model Configuration ##
Lenovo IdeaPad Y410p-20216
Windows 8, 64-bit
1366 x 768 Native Resolution
Intel Core i7-4700MQ "Haswell" @ 2.4 GHz (3.4 GHz turbo)
GeForce GT 750M GDDR5 2 GB VRAM, SLI ready
8 GB DDR3 Samsung RAM @ 1600 MHz (single channel)
1 TB Seagate HDD @ 5400 RPM
JBL Dolby-certified Home Theater v4

Notes:
OS Version - Windows 8.1 Single Language
Nvidia Driver - 347.09 WHQL
GPU - Dedicated, Single
CPU Tweaks - 95% Performance Level
GPU Tweaks - 85 °C temperature limit; -150 MHz memory clock speed
Recording Utility - Nvidia Shadowplay
Input Device - DualShock 3 gamepad

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