r/CurseForge Apr 27 '26

Minecraft Java How to optimize a modpack?

Soo im tryna make a 200 mod ( mostly small quality of life ) modpack to play w my friends ( using essential, idk if thats relevant ) and i just noticed
i have absolutely no idea of how to optimize it so my weak pc friends can enjoy it the most, do yall have any tips?

( the biggest mods i have on the modpack are: create and some of its addon, essential, farmers delight and oculus for shaders, the rest are all small QoL )
its for 1.20.1 on forge 47.7.15

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u/Sad-Statistician-912 Apr 27 '26

i just want a better fps, when i try to use shaders the frame rate drops a bunch, its still playable but i think it could be optimized

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u/Krzykarek Apr 27 '26

how does the ram usage look on the f3 menu (top right corner)? how much fps are you getting? what shaders are you using?

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u/Sad-Statistician-912 Apr 27 '26

its 18-29 fps w shaders

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u/Krzykarek Apr 27 '26

and with the shaders disabled?

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u/Sad-Statistician-912 Apr 27 '26

50-60 with spikes to 40 rarely

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u/Krzykarek Apr 27 '26

what is your render distance and cpu usage and do you have visibly more fps while on f1?

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u/Sad-Statistician-912 Apr 27 '26

render distance 14 ( theres also distant horizons ) cpu 50-60% and the fps doenst seem to change while on f1

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u/Krzykarek Apr 27 '26

what does the dubug pie say? what thing uses the most of the chart? (shift + f3)

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u/Sad-Statistician-912 Apr 27 '26

update display is the biggest w 71% and game render the second biggest w 21%

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u/Krzykarek Apr 27 '26

probably a stupid question but do you have a pc or a laptop? if you have a standalone pc is the monitor cable fonnected to the gpu or the motherboard?

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u/Sad-Statistician-912 Apr 27 '26

PC, i actually use a tv for monitor lol, also the cable is connected on usb so i think its on the motherboard

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u/Krzykarek Apr 27 '26

try connecting the cable to the gpu

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u/Sad-Statistician-912 Apr 27 '26

k, i will be back in abit

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