Fatigued by the low fps you get in minecraft? Frustrated at those
virus-planted "speeders" that claim to speed up your PC? Here are
some of the basics of speeding up minecraft to solve your
frame rate problem.

1. Uninstall unused programs - uninstall programs that you aren't
using. To do this, go to your start button, search for "Uninstall
a program" and click the "Uninstall" button under control panel
(There might be a chance that some programs have their own uninstaller
which you can find on the search; examples are "Uninstall Minecraft")

2. Defrag your PC - think of a library with biographies on the
nonfiction section, novels on the fiction section, poems on
the magazine section, and every messy stuff you can think on. Now,
Try to look for "Abraham Lincoln's History." This is very hard
because the books are not arranged in their proper section. The
only way to resolve this is to rearrange the books on their
proper sections. The same principle is applied to computers.
Sometimes, files go to sections where they don't belong.
That's where defragmenting is best. Defragmentation puts
unordered files to their proper section, making the computer
faster because they can find the files easier. Go to
the start button and type "Disk Defragmenter." Click on the
Disk Fragmenter program and defragment your hard drive. If your
main drive is an SSD(Solid State Drive), then DO NOT DEFRAG IT.
Defragmenting it will cause your SSD to have shorter life. On the
other hand, if you're here because you're playing minecraft on an
SSD but it's still having low fps, well, to be honest, your SSD
sucks.

3. DO NOT USE GAMEBOOSTERS - I don't believe in gameboosters.
However, if that gamebooster allows you to manually tweak
some registry stuff, then go for it, although I do not
recommend people to change the registry values because it
can cause horrible issues - one is the scary BLACK SCREEN.

4. Put the power plan in high performance - this is for people
who want to put their cores into their maximum performance. In
the down right corner of the screen is a battery icon. Right click
it and click "Power Options." Select high performance and you're done.

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I'll make another guide to speed minecraft with risky stuff like stopping
throttles which will make your computer REALLY FAST but with a risk of
melting your cores. I don't like to make blogs and read it myself. If this
guide reaches 30 views, i'll make another guide to REALLY speed your minecraft.

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