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How to increase FPS? (MAC)
How do I increase my fps? and please no fighting over if pc is better or not, so anyone know how? Also, i have optifine, so any settings for that?
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Despite the warnings, there are still "Windows vs Mac" arguments being posted. There are a plethora of options here to improve FPS, I'd suggest turning on VBOs as TehDansorz suggested and then lowering all settings. Locking to prevent any further arguing.
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On 1.8, turn on "Use VBOs" in the video settings. My friend's FPS got from 10 to 40 after.
Get out with Mac V Prebuilt Windows Machine. As mentioned before, PC means personal computer. So if you are saying PC is better than Mac, you are being both ignorant, and annoying.
OP: Run CCleaner: https://www.piriform.com/mac/ccleaner . It is a wonderful free tool that will clean up your computer for you. Do this, and make sure you don't have other stuff running while you are MC-ing. This is the best thing you can do, without changing any hardware.
Also, Killertoad. He knows what's up. If you are stuck on Mac, save up, get one later. If not, save up, post your moneys saved up, and we can help you build a comp
(by we I mean Killertoad and them, not me)
OP: Run CCleaner: https://www.piriform.com/mac/ccleaner . It is a wonderful free tool that will clean up your computer for you. Do this, and make sure you don't have other stuff running while you are MC-ing. This is the best thing you can do, without changing any hardware.
Also, Killertoad. He knows what's up. If you are stuck on Mac, save up, get one later. If not, save up, post your moneys saved up, and we can help you build a comp
(by we I mean Killertoad and them, not me)
Obviously you turn all options to minimum, animations off, if possible, and install optifine.
If you really don't want lag, you can change render distance and chunks loaded (with optifine) to minimum, but that can actually impair the game experience.
Like other people, I'd recommend NOT playing games on a Mac, because Macs are not meant for games.
If you really don't want lag, you can change render distance and chunks loaded (with optifine) to minimum, but that can actually impair the game experience.
Like other people, I'd recommend NOT playing games on a Mac, because Macs are not meant for games.
Ok people, this isn't another one of those "PC VS MAC" threads. We are giving ideas on how to make fps better.
You should put all the mc settings on the lowest, and try to "clean up" the computer by clearing the cache and stuff, basically reduce processes that aren't used.
Tbh, there really isn't much you can do-
You should put all the mc settings on the lowest, and try to "clean up" the computer by clearing the cache and stuff, basically reduce processes that aren't used.
Tbh, there really isn't much you can do-
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Because you can really on customize PCs not Macs
GetoffmycatTheEnderCat5TheEliteMinerStep One: Grab Your Mac
Step Two: Throw It In The Nearest Bin
Step Three: Go To A PC Store
Step Four: Use The PC
Sorry But It's True...
LOL! It's not really true though, my mac runs 40fps on 64x texture packs
My PC runs 120fps on 256 texture packs....
Yes, but does every PC run that? No.
TheEnderCat5TheEliteMinerStep One: Grab Your Mac
Step Two: Throw It In The Nearest Bin
Step Three: Go To A PC Store
Step Four: Use The PC
Sorry But It's True...
LOL! It's not really true though, my mac runs 40fps on 64x texture packs
My PC runs 120fps on 256 texture packs....
KillertoadWow, you guys did what he said not to do. Way to go.
At least someone can read..
Also, NO MORE talk about WINDOWS or anything RELATED TO IT, I only wan't help improving my mac... >:
Also, i derped around with settings on optifine and got 80+ fps on a freebuild server :3 but somehow got less on singleplayer (maybe cause mobs)
In single player u basically host a server on ur computer.
Oh dang, well I'll try see if I can find some new Gpu things but I spent like $50 for Bravely Default >:
You can't get a new GPU for your laptop. You're really gonna have to get a new computer (Mac or a custom PC, but the custom PC would be better, because of the cost) or you're gonna have to deal with the low FPS :b
Ah dang, well I'll wait for my next birthday ;p I'll try get one online or something..
CheesyRiceAfootplutoCheesyRice@op Your gpu is really weak. I would try to save up for a newer mac with iris pro graphics or the nvidia graphics one.
If u want a mac build ur own. Don't buy it.
Afoot. Building a hackintosh is actually a lot harder than buying a mac. You need to mess with unsupported drivers plus it violates apples terms of service.
That is y i hate Apple.
AfootplutoCheesyRice@op Your gpu is really weak. I would try to save up for a newer mac with iris pro graphics or the nvidia graphics one.
If u want a mac build ur own. Don't buy it.
Afoot. Building a hackintosh is actually a lot harder than buying a mac. You need to mess with unsupported drivers plus it violates apples terms of service.
CheesyRice@op Your gpu is really weak. I would try to save up for a newer mac with iris pro graphics or the nvidia graphics one.
If u want a mac build ur own. Don't buy it.
People saying just to get a pc, you are generalizing. (also macs are PCs) You are pretty much saying I could go get a dell optiplex 620 and it will be faster than the best mac pro.
@op Your gpu is really weak. I would try to save up for a newer mac with iris pro graphics or the nvidia graphics one.
@op Your gpu is really weak. I would try to save up for a newer mac with iris pro graphics or the nvidia graphics one.
First you buy a PC and let the Mac sit there and watch you use a PC!
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To OP:Your specs aren't good sorry. Maybe it's time for an upgrade
To PC MasterRace People: I've had so many more problems with my gaming computer which I've only downloaded steam games on so I installed a troublesome one on my Mac and it ran perfectly fine. The PC has more choice and can be customized a lot, but OSX seems to run what I throw at it perfectly fine even when windows did not
Specs:
Mac:
i5 3.1ghz Quad-Core
ATI Radeon 6970M 1gb ram
20GB DDR3 Ram
Idk what the motherboard is
1TB hard drive
Running OS 10.9
PC:
Intel Core i5-4690K 3.5GHz Quad-Core
ASRock Fatal1ty Z97X Killer ATX LGA1150
8Gb of DDR3 Ram
2Tb hard drive with 128gb SSD as boot disc
EVGA Ge Force GTX 760 2Gb superclocked ACX
Running windows 7 professional
To PC MasterRace People: I've had so many more problems with my gaming computer which I've only downloaded steam games on so I installed a troublesome one on my Mac and it ran perfectly fine. The PC has more choice and can be customized a lot, but OSX seems to run what I throw at it perfectly fine even when windows did not
Specs:
Mac:
i5 3.1ghz Quad-Core
ATI Radeon 6970M 1gb ram
20GB DDR3 Ram
Idk what the motherboard is
1TB hard drive
Running OS 10.9
PC:
Intel Core i5-4690K 3.5GHz Quad-Core
ASRock Fatal1ty Z97X Killer ATX LGA1150
8Gb of DDR3 Ram
2Tb hard drive with 128gb SSD as boot disc
EVGA Ge Force GTX 760 2Gb superclocked ACX
Running windows 7 professional
Sounds like a user issue, tbh.
^^
PCs: Good for gaming, home users & just fooling around.
Macs: Good for professional work, also useful if you like waiting and lagging.
If you want to play Minecraft with at least a minimal (~30-60fps) framerate, get a PC. They're upgradable, fast, easy to use and wayyyyy better for games than Macs. GET IT, unless you want to be stuck with 10fps.
Macs: Good for professional work, also useful if you like waiting and lagging.
If you want to play Minecraft with at least a minimal (~30-60fps) framerate, get a PC. They're upgradable, fast, easy to use and wayyyyy better for games than Macs. GET IT, unless you want to be stuck with 10fps.
Wow, you guys did what he said not to do. Way to go.
Anyways, your specs are not that good, the gpu is pretty low end. Minecraft relies a lot on the GPU now, which is why you can put a 4690k and a gt 6400 together, and you may get 15 frames on low. It doesn't rely solely on the CPU.
For the ram, more ram will not make it faster, when really, if you give it too much, it'll slow it down. Lets say you have 4GB's of ram. Minecraft will only use up to 512MB's of ram, ever. So if you allocate 3GB's to it (and it won't use all 3GB's, will only use up to 512mb's), then that leaves 1GB left for the system, and most likely your system will start slowing down, until Windows (or Mac) runs out of memory, and then you have crashed your computer.
And also, unless it is a Mac Pro, you can't upgrade your GPU in a Mac, and with those specs, I assume he has a laptop. (He even said 13 inch screen..)
Anyways, your specs are not that good, the gpu is pretty low end. Minecraft relies a lot on the GPU now, which is why you can put a 4690k and a gt 6400 together, and you may get 15 frames on low. It doesn't rely solely on the CPU.
For the ram, more ram will not make it faster, when really, if you give it too much, it'll slow it down. Lets say you have 4GB's of ram. Minecraft will only use up to 512MB's of ram, ever. So if you allocate 3GB's to it (and it won't use all 3GB's, will only use up to 512mb's), then that leaves 1GB left for the system, and most likely your system will start slowing down, until Windows (or Mac) runs out of memory, and then you have crashed your computer.
And also, unless it is a Mac Pro, you can't upgrade your GPU in a Mac, and with those specs, I assume he has a laptop. (He even said 13 inch screen..)
Usually it would swap to disk... Which is slow
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CrafterDragonAfootplutoTheEnderCat5
1) Open up the Minecraft Launcher (you better know what this is)
2) Click "edit profile"
3) Scroll down the profile menu until you see a box called "JVM Arguments"
4) Check that box and type in -Xmx3G- -Xms3G-
You just gave yourself 3 gigabytes of RAM!
More ram doesn't equal more FPS.
Sometimes it does
Most of the time it doesn't thu.
Intel isn't a good graphic card. Get a better one for 30-50 dollars
Yes intel iGPU are bad but it is not worth spending 30-50 dollars of a GPU when u can get one that is 100-120 that is 3 times the performance. SO i am basically saying dont buy cheap GPUs.
CrafterDragonAfootplutoTheEnderCat5
1) Open up the Minecraft Launcher (you better know what this is)
2) Click "edit profile"
3) Scroll down the profile menu until you see a box called "JVM Arguments"
4) Check that box and type in -Xmx3G- -Xms3G-
You just gave yourself 3 gigabytes of RAM!
More ram doesn't equal more FPS.
Sometimes it does
It does make a difference. See for yourself.
Also, turn Fancy Graphics, Particles, View Bobbing, and Smooth Lighting off.
AfootplutoTheEnderCat5
1) Open up the Minecraft Launcher (you better know what this is)
2) Click "edit profile"
3) Scroll down the profile menu until you see a box called "JVM Arguments"
4) Check that box and type in -Xmx3G- -Xms3G-
You just gave yourself 3 gigabytes of RAM!
More ram doesn't equal more FPS.
Sometimes it does
Afootpluto
Yes it does. I have a macbook pro mid 2010
256mb vram
8gb RAM
I gave it 4 GB RAM and it runs amazing.
Yes it does. I have a macbook pro mid 2010
256mb vram
8gb RAM
I gave it 4 GB RAM and it runs amazing.
TheEnderCat5
LOL! It's not really true though, my mac runs 40fps on 64x texture packs
Some basic steps to make it faster.
1) Open up the Minecraft Launcher (you better know what this is)
2) Click "edit profile"
3) Scroll down the profile menu until you see a box called "JVM Arguments"
4) Check that box and type in -Xmx3G- -Xms3G-
You just gave yourself 3 gigabytes of RAM!
Giving minecraft more RAM will not make your fps greater 3GB isn't going to give you less FPS then 6GB or 9GB and so on and you most likely shouldnt even be running minecraft at 1/4 a GB anyways
I would mess around with the setting optifine adds also if you are using a texture pack make sure the resolution isnt to much for the computer to handle
If i give minecraft 16 gb of ram i will have the same FPS if i gave it 2 gb of ram.
TheEnderCat5
1) Open up the Minecraft Launcher (you better know what this is)
2) Click "edit profile"
3) Scroll down the profile menu until you see a box called "JVM Arguments"
4) Check that box and type in -Xmx3G- -Xms3G-
You just gave yourself 3 gigabytes of RAM!
More ram doesn't equal more FPS.
Can a Mac user not ask a simple question without some immature PC fanboys jumping in an screaming ''OMgz Pc r soooo much btter liek dey can be upgrded'' Yeah, we know, Windows (NOT PC, A PC is a Personal Computer, meaning a Mac, or a Windows) computers are upgradable and can be easily customized.
But A Mac though, yes, they use old-ish parts that don't match what the likes of Randomness and Killertoad (and the others, not forgetting you guys ) can pack into a sleek case for around £500, still have a lot of cool features not found on Windows.
I don't own a Mac (sadly) so I can't fully say what is better but they are both a lot different, a Mac is great for animators, artists and sometimes Gamers. While a Windows caters to all (If you build it right)
So do us all a favour and stop nagging on and on about whats better, comparing them is just stupid.
Anyway, OP, Try removing any old files from your PC and run as little as possible when playing MC.
But A Mac though, yes, they use old-ish parts that don't match what the likes of Randomness and Killertoad (and the others, not forgetting you guys ) can pack into a sleek case for around £500, still have a lot of cool features not found on Windows.
I don't own a Mac (sadly) so I can't fully say what is better but they are both a lot different, a Mac is great for animators, artists and sometimes Gamers. While a Windows caters to all (If you build it right)
So do us all a favour and stop nagging on and on about whats better, comparing them is just stupid.
Anyway, OP, Try removing any old files from your PC and run as little as possible when playing MC.
Pfft, why did this post turn into a PC vs Mac war?
Anyways, it may have something to do with your in-game settings. Have you tried adjusting graphics, render distance, etc.?
Anyways, it may have something to do with your in-game settings. Have you tried adjusting graphics, render distance, etc.?
I know right
You aren't convincing anyone to buy a pc. Leave.
Specs of the mac? It could be hardware. Otherwise, turn off lava and fire animations Make it fast, not fancy.
Processor: 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5
Memory: 4 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 3000 384 MB
Software: OS X 10.9.1
13-inch (1280x800)
500 GB SATA Disk
Memory: 4 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 3000 384 MB
Software: OS X 10.9.1
13-inch (1280x800)
500 GB SATA Disk
Ur GPU is not that good.
Minecraft is CPU-Based nothing to do with the GPU i can run minecraft on 14-Year old Dell Dimension 3000
GPU does effect the rendering a lot
Step One: Grab Your Mac
Step Two: Throw It In The Nearest Bin
Step Three: Go To A PC Store
Step Four: Use The PC
Sorry But It's True...
Step Two: Throw It In The Nearest Bin
Step Three: Go To A PC Store
Step Four: Use The PC
Sorry But It's True...
Well not all PCs are good,and not all Macs are good. So you can't say one is better than the other.
If we compare performance to price, PCs will win every time. Macs are NOT meant for games, and attempting to do such will result in disappointment and frustration.
Customize a Mac properly and get back to me.
While not all PCs are good, and all Macs are not meant for games, we can determine that PC is better just by looking at the performance to price ratio.
Sell the Mac and buy a decent computer?
Customize a Mac properly and get back to me.
While not all PCs are good, and all Macs are not meant for games, we can determine that PC is better just by looking at the performance to price ratio.
Sell the Mac and buy a decent computer?
not its not true some people like mac some people like windows. and i love (ubuntu)linux and some people like linux. i think you put linux on a mac(if you want) better than windows and it increased fps also you should look in the options -> video settings. remember 30 fps is playable and 60 fps is good for playing its more the better and fluid gameplay anyway heres my video settings i attached to the post it... its not fancy it's just minimal setting designed to increase fps good luck
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