AydanWatkins: Hi folks, Aydan Watkins here. Long time RE1 modder. There's an issue with RE1 where it runs too fast or has stuttering for many users. It's a super simple fix.

1. Open 'ResidentEvil.exe' in a Hex Editor. I use HxD as it's free.

2. Hit CTRL & F to bring up the search menu. Paste the following code and make sure 'Hexadecimal' is selected on the drop down menu...

4D00000000008935FC454D00

3. Simply copy and paste this code below, over the code which has been found in your .EXE file.

4D0000000000909090909090

4. Hit the save button and simply run your game. It will now run at the correct normal speed as intended. Super simple.

buzz7788: this did not work for me

ErickASJ1977: Greetings. I have a RX 6600. That solution to the problem didn't work for me at first either. At first it killed all the stuttering but the game became radically slow. Then I wanted to play Tomb Raider Remastered and the game would not start, a problem that was solved at the time by changing the screen frequency to 59.94 Hz. And what if it's a similar problem with Resident Evil? I changed the screen resolution to 2K and the game ran smoothly.
It seems to me that the problem is something related to the AMD drivers and the way in which it specifically handles the 1080p/60hz resolution.

AydanWatkins: Hi folks, Aydan Watkins here. Long time RE1 modder. There's an issue with RE1 where it runs too fast or has stuttering for many users. It's a super simple fix.

1. Open 'ResidentEvil.exe' in a Hex Editor. I use HxD as it's free.

2. Hit CTRL & F to bring up the search menu. Paste the following code and make sure 'Hexadecimal' is selected on the drop down menu...

4D00000000008935FC454D00

3. Simply copy and paste this code below, over the code which has been found in your .EXE file.

4D0000000000909090909090

4. Hit the save button and simply run your game. It will now run at the correct normal speed as intended. Super simple.