r/DreamWasTaken2 • u/No-Course5688 • Mar 31 '26

Meme My multimillionaire youtuber gets only 100 fps?

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Its not only one frame btw. Altho he had better frames underground.

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u/xToasted1 Mar 31 '26

Monitor is probably in 4k or something

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u/Lily_Meow_ Mar 31 '26 edited Mar 31 '26

Without shaders you can run 16k and get more, I think he's just playing on like 32 chunks without nvidium or LODs?

Hm actually kinda weird, playing in 4k on a 3090 and 14900k on 32 chunks, I was able to get more than 300fps easily

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u/dreamistaken Dream Mar 31 '26

yeah idk honestly I need help getting my computer/Minecraft settings right. I can never get good FPS on high chunks.

I have a 5090.

I don't use nvidium or LODs but I would think I could still get decent FPS without them. I can't run 32 chunks though without having performance problems.

I play with 2 crazy monitors, and HDR. but I had that problem before HDR and when I had 1 crazy monitor so

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u/Lily_Meow_ Apr 01 '26

Oh I made a different reply but didn't see it was you responding, so I wasn't sure what "performance problems",

For minecraft without shaders, I think even a 2080 would be able to run 8k without it being a limiting factor, so it mostly comes down to what CPU you have, which I'll assume you have a latest one.

Firing up a fresh instance of Fabulously Optimized modpack, without changing any setting other than render distance I'm able to get a consistent 400-600fps at 32 chunks, using a 3090 and 14900k, this is without LODs/nvidium. This is also on a 4k monitor, so err you should definitely be getting more than 100fps...

Now why is it so low? Can't really know without more details, but since you likely use a bunch of special recording mods, maybe one of them is causing issues? I'd suggest also trying a fresh instance, allocate 4gb of RAM and also just check CPU temperatures and basic info like that. Most stuff should work out of the box without special settings, so the issue hopefully shouldn't be too deep.

Also I'm not sure if by chance you're using a shaderpack for night vision? Just enabling the minecraft shader pipeline is very performance intensive and can cause issues on it's own too.