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How to Help With Minecraft Lag
No, this is not like all these other bullcrap things on lag that I've found. I realized that there's really no good tutuorials to help with lag, and all the information is scattered. So, I'm putting it all in one place.
First off: OptiFine
DUH! This is the most obvious way to solve minecraft lag. It helped a little for me, but every little bit helps. Turn the settings as low as bearable for you.
http://www.optifine.net
Second: FPS++
This is another mod that helps with fram rate. Not as helpful as OptiFine, but it still works. It's also compatible with OptiFine.
http://www.minecraftdl.com/fps-mod/
Third: This only works for laptops: Battery Performance
Set it on HIGH PERFORMANCE. This really does help! Click on the batter icon, click "More Power Options" then clikc High Performance
Fourth: Java on High Priority
This apparently works for some people, but now me. Go to Task Manager, More Porcesses, right click javaw.exe, then set priority on High, NOT REALTIME.
Fifth: Don't Play in the Browser or Fullscreen
This helps quite a bit. It can save a good 30 FPS at times, and with the new chat setting, the chat won't cover up the whole screen when in the small window anymore
Sixth: Graphics Settings
Again, obviouse but, I'll mention them anyways:
Graphics: Fast
Advanced OpenGCL: Fast
Performance: MaxFPS
Render Distance: Short (Tiny if you can bear it)
Smooth Lighting: OFF
Particles: Minimal
Clouds: OFF
For OptiFine:
Animations: All OFF
I hope that this helped. ~Awesomesauce41
First off: OptiFine
DUH! This is the most obvious way to solve minecraft lag. It helped a little for me, but every little bit helps. Turn the settings as low as bearable for you.
http://www.optifine.net
Second: FPS++
This is another mod that helps with fram rate. Not as helpful as OptiFine, but it still works. It's also compatible with OptiFine.
http://www.minecraftdl.com/fps-mod/
Third: This only works for laptops: Battery Performance
Set it on HIGH PERFORMANCE. This really does help! Click on the batter icon, click "More Power Options" then clikc High Performance
Fourth: Java on High Priority
This apparently works for some people, but now me. Go to Task Manager, More Porcesses, right click javaw.exe, then set priority on High, NOT REALTIME.
Fifth: Don't Play in the Browser or Fullscreen
This helps quite a bit. It can save a good 30 FPS at times, and with the new chat setting, the chat won't cover up the whole screen when in the small window anymore
Sixth: Graphics Settings
Again, obviouse but, I'll mention them anyways:
Graphics: Fast
Advanced OpenGCL: Fast
Performance: MaxFPS
Render Distance: Short (Tiny if you can bear it)
Smooth Lighting: OFF
Particles: Minimal
Clouds: OFF
For OptiFine:
Animations: All OFF
I hope that this helped. ~Awesomesauce41
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Actually, playing in fullscreen INCREASES FPS, because nothing else is being rendered on the screen but Minecraft.
Like I said, this is all from personal experience. I've had increases of up to 30 FPS when playing in a window instead of fullscreen.
Haha that is true though, another hour! xD Thanks for the info!
No problem.
Oh, ONE HOUR, I'm so badass
You needed to wait another hour to bump!
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