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Minecraft performance problems
So I wanted to start recording some Minecraft issues but my performance was very poor so after some research I installed Fabric with Sodium, Lithium, Iris Shaders and Wi Zoom
And I still get some spikes of frames drop like suddenly from 120 jumps to 60 or lower
Here are my laptops specs :
CPU : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz
GPU : Integraded card : Intel(R) HD Graphics 630
GPU : NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 with Max-Q Design
Thanks in advance if you could help me cuz I really want to start a series and cannot record/ or play without this Frame Drops
EDIT: I forgot to say that if there''s anything else like other info that I could provide I'll be happy to and sorry for my english(not my primary language :)) )
And I still get some spikes of frames drop like suddenly from 120 jumps to 60 or lower
Here are my laptops specs :
CPU : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz
GPU : Integraded card : Intel(R) HD Graphics 630
GPU : NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 with Max-Q Design
Thanks in advance if you could help me cuz I really want to start a series and cannot record/ or play without this Frame Drops
EDIT: I forgot to say that if there''s anything else like other info that I could provide I'll be happy to and sorry for my english(not my primary language :)) )
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This thread is still active I didn't find a solution
where do the frame drops usually happen? and are they microstutters or does it smoothly increase/decrease?
minecraft's occlusion culling algorithm is some lazy BS and generating new chunks can occupy the CPU longer than usual. mods like MoreCulling can help with players/mobs if you're on a busy server, but it sounds like other sources of ingame lag have already been dealt with. chances are you have some other program running that's getting in the way, my specs are not far off from yours and I don't have many issues.
you didn't say how much memory you have, how much?
minecraft's occlusion culling algorithm is some lazy BS and generating new chunks can occupy the CPU longer than usual. mods like MoreCulling can help with players/mobs if you're on a busy server, but it sounds like other sources of ingame lag have already been dealt with. chances are you have some other program running that's getting in the way, my specs are not far off from yours and I don't have many issues.
you didn't say how much memory you have, how much?
16 gigs of RAM and 6 gigs on the GPU. I dont know that programs could be and minecraft is using 80% of cpu
Open the Video Settings, and under the performance tab set Chunk Update Threads to 3 or less and check every box. In the Advanced tab, set the Memory Allocator to Async, then turn on Persistent Mapping and DMA.
If you have any external recording software other than Shadowplay (i.e. Medal.tv), turn it off. A lot of always-on recording programs claim to not have any lag at all but it's just untrue.
It might help for us to know where the framerates drop the most often.
If you have any external recording software other than Shadowplay (i.e. Medal.tv), turn it off. A lot of always-on recording programs claim to not have any lag at all but it's just untrue.
It might help for us to know where the framerates drop the most often.
I am not currently home, but the framedrops happen more often when I m exploring, in mines it doesnt happen that often
If it happens when new chunks are generated that sounds like a CPU bottleneck. The world surface also has to render everything at once which would be slow for the GPU. Try setting Leaves Quality to Fast maybe, in busy forests I find it helps me a lot. Otherwise I'm not sure what else could be changed
The leaves are set to Fast still happens ill try changing some settings in nvidia control panel
Try optifine. It really helps.
Edit: If you're on windows10, try going into task manager, go into details, find java-something-or-other (can't remember the name rn), right click, and set the priority to high. That might help.
Edit: If you're on windows10, try going into task manager, go into details, find java-something-or-other (can't remember the name rn), right click, and set the priority to high. That might help.
Tried it didnt help got performance worse than before
Maybe turn down render distance, graphics settings, etc.
he's already using sodium+lithium. there are extra addons that do more but at this point switching to optiforge is going to just make the problem worse.
I guess, ya.
I think you should get 300+ fps
Check your GPU settings
Check your GPU settings
What type of settings. If you could provide a screenshot it be very helpful
Nvidia Control Panel. Search how to optimize it on Youtube.
I'll try thank you
Also, open Task manager, if your CPU is lower than 2.5 GHz something else must be wrong
check what gpu minecraft is running on
How do I do this?
in the f3 menu on the same line as fps it shows gpu
the gpu should be ok
might be some mod
might be some mod
I don't know I will try running the game without mods when I get home and send an update
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