the normal version works fine, just appears to be a problem using the modified resdogs.exe

Not the worst but its nice not to have the cds clogging up drives.

Not using soundblaster either im using a philips sonicedge soundcard.

Tried changing to different cat version with same result.

Havent heard of anyone else with this prob so im guessing its specific to my setup somewhere

I have the same problem.

My system is xp 2800+, 1gb, geforce 6800gt

well im happy that someone else has the same thing happening, as it possibly suggests that its not a system problem on my end.

Sorry your havin probs too m8 but glad im not the only one :)

I have played all the way to the mall level when all of a sudden iam getting crashes randomly screen blue pc manual restart it is the back up of the game and the orig does not do this, is there a fix anyone knows of? iam using the gamecopyworld genreal backup .exe.

I think it happens when iam shooting allot i think (happens on no other more graphic intensive games).

That's not necessarily due to the crack, it could be a bug which has nothing to do with the Nocd.
Just play this scene with your original disc and see if it works this way.
You can just play through this level and use the crack later on.

This game does not work well with sound cards. Disable hardware rendering for sound in dxdiag.

that worked for me cheers. Disabled the acceleration in the sound tabs in dxdiag and now it works great :)

how do u do that exactly iam a completye noob i guess run/dxdiag and where should it be located.

thanks

well once you go into dxdiag along the top theres tabs, go into the ones named soud1 and sound2 and near the bottom theres a slider for hardware acceleration if you move the slider to the far left it will disable it.

I did that with both tabs then exit dxdiag, game works fine now.

tar fella works great now.

When I play Reservoir Dogs i get constant lagg!!! Game flow really slow, and it's not because my hardware configuration.

What is dxdiag? Where it's located?

Thnx!

Run DXDIAG from the "Run..." function of the Start Menu; then you won't need to know where it is... ;)

Thank you. That helped.