Richard Burns Rally No-CD needed

[MeSs04]

Its working on my parents computer ..
Specs:
Intel P4 1.8
HP Mainboard
256mb ddrram
Nvidia Geforce 3 ti200 64mb
Sb Live 1024
Winxp home ed
52.16 drivers for geforce i have 62.??

EDIT: Tried to install 52.16.. no luck
MeSs

[krondike]

oh dear, waith for the next patch, REPORT the bug to the developer! go away from here and watch a good movie. (See the stickeys)

[BarryB]

Just downloaded and installed the official 1.01 patch for Richard Rurns Rally and found out it is NOT PROTECTED!!

From the readme:

- Fixes some DVD incompatibility problems.

So before you ask, you don't need a Fixed EXE/NoDVD patch for 1.01, just install it and you'll be fine!

I downloaded the 1.01 patch from wXw.3dgamers.com.

[MeSs04]

Still illegal operation here
MeSs

[BarryB]

Then take krodikes' advice and seek support from the publisher:

http://www.richardburnsrally.com/support.htm

I've virtualy got the same PC spec as you: MSI KT3 Ultra, XP 1900+, GF3 Ti200, 512mb, SB Value, DX 9.0c and it runs fine for me!

[tanel112]

Ricahrd Burns Rally crack and patch 1.01 not work correctly. Ilegal Operatsion. Can sombody tell what i can do to play Ricahrd Burns.I updated bios but that done nothing

Amd Athlon Thunderbird 1,4 Ghz
256Mb ddr memory 266Mhz
Ati Radeon 9200 256 Mb
Motherboard Cheintech Ct-7Sido (Chipset 735)

[The Gauge]

RBR does use SSE extensions.

Prior to the 1.6GHz Palamino core, Athlon processors used the 3DNow! instruction set which contained about 20% of the Intel SSE instructions.

With the introduction of the Athlon 4 (XP) 1.6GHz and above, including the lower-clocked Durons released at the same time, the additional instructions were added to the CPU architecture bringing them up to full SSE support.

This is why a CPU prior to an AthlonXP can't run the game and why some people with Durons less than 1.6GHz can run the game. Pentium owners have had SSE practically forever.

This also explains why people with Thoroughbred cores (like me) can't even play the game if we overclock to 1.6GHz. SSE still ain't there no matter how fast the processor.

Additionally however, there are known problems with SiS motherboards and KT133 chipsets that many people have resolved by applying a BIOS update.