Dragon Age III: Inquisition Message Board  

@haethornecub
To my knowledge that is not how the Hybrid SSHD work, over time they intelligently determine what data is accessed most often and then copy it to the SSD portion of the drive to be accessed from there instead to provide a faster response on those files as they are used the most.
The SSD portion does not function as the cache, the cache is a smaller volatile portion of the drive which is made to be able to swap data at extremely high rates and very often.

[Edited by 1337GamingNinja, 11/21/2014 12:27:58 PM]

Has a single other source verified the claims? Like has this been actually proven without a shadow of a doubt?

Everyone is quoting some shady russian site as the source.

If you read the other replies you will see people have done their own tests, and it is false.

Like I knew from the start, since the protection doesn't touch hard disks at all.

Just people want to start Anti-EA stuff yet again.

erhm or the copy protection is encrypted/hidden so that it wont be easy to dismantle?


As i understand it its a DRM for DRMs. O.o


[Edited by DM242, 11/22/2014 4:54:40 PM]

Be prepared if it proves good in the space of 6 months with no warez releases of titles, you can bet your bottom dollar all publishers will start using it.

Well Fallen n Fifa 15 have not been cracked by NOS and they ended up taking DAI off there list. So looks like this could be the DRM for the future.

I dont support piracy but Denuvo is nothing more than a new iteration of 'SecuROM'. Its a DRM on top of a DRM. Looks like this may be the new trend in the gaming market of multi layering their protection schemes. Dragon Age Inquisition dodged this bullet for now simply because Denuvo is a fairly new DRM and the crackers haven't created the tools to crack it. The gaming market better jump on this while it lasts and keep ahead of the crackers by evolving because right now it seems they finally caught a clean break and have a big lead.

The only way to completely stop single player game pirating is to go the Blizzard route of forcing a single player game to run completely off servers miles away.

[Edited by fox23vang, 11/23/2014 5:17:16 AM]

[Edited by fox23vang, 11/23/2014 5:19:22 AM]

direct from the horses mouth check here www.denuvo.com/, read up the about section they do not encrypt / decrypt, and claim to be 100% safe for hardware.