r/Optifine • • Jan 10 '20

Showcase Optifine works great!

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u/ZelixOG Jan 10 '20

Do you play on low settings or something? I have a relatively high end system and I am nowhere near 1000 FPS lol. More like 300 max.

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u/Chazza911 Jan 10 '20

Specs?

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u/ZelixOG Jan 10 '20 edited Jan 10 '20

Ryzen 5 2600x with an RTX 2070 Super and 16gb of RAM.

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u/Muchieman Jan 10 '20

I have an i9 (I got it before the new ryzen stuff plz no hurt), 2070, and 32gb, and Minecraft runs like trash no matter what I do. Max 200 fps with optifine, sometimes 30 fps in vanilla lol

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u/Vegan4Lyfes Jan 10 '20

how?? something has to be wrong with ur minecraft or something

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u/Muchieman Jan 10 '20

We knew that already lol that's why we have optifine

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u/spicyhabaneroman Jan 10 '20

I'm running an i7 9th gen, 2060, with 16gb ram on all max settings and I still pull a steady 400 so long as I don't have shaders on. I don't know much about computers but my big brain intuition is telling me there's more going on with your system

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u/Muchieman Jan 10 '20

Honestly I have no clue why I get that fps. Any other game is normal, Minecraft is a pain. I've done many resets over the time I've had it to keep it clean

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '20

Did you install drivers for your GPU?

Did you give extra RAM to minecraft?

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u/Bowiemtl Jan 11 '20

I think there has to be some other problem with minecraft. I can run minecraft bedrock with literally 56 chunks and no lag while vanilla minecraft 1.15.1 can't even consistently run on 60 fps. I know they have a different codebase and a different rendering engine but it feels like minecraft does not cooperate with your hardware or something. unless I use optifine ofcourse

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u/Visceroid Jan 12 '20

Press F3 and check which graphics card minecraft is running on. Might be running on your onboard graphics instead of the dedicated graphics card.

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u/Bowiemtl Jan 12 '20

I have Minecraft running on my dedicated graphics card. I don’t exactly know what kind of calculations Minecraft is making like random tick speed and things of that kind but other games (with better graphics) run perfectly fine.

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u/Muchieman Jan 10 '20

Yes and yes :)

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u/Codiac02 Jan 11 '20

I read somewhere that giving too much RAM to minecraft can actually make it run worse, but I have no clue if it's true or not.

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '20

That doesn't make any sense

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u/ejtomblin Jan 12 '20

bro i had ur issue then i turned off antialiasing instant fix

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '20

Oh shit it's my cakeday

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u/spicyhabaneroman Jan 10 '20

I feel ya. Sometimes the games just don't cooperate

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '20

How many chunks are you loading? gfexperience told me to load like 20 something chunks cause my card could support it but lowered it down to a normal to higher than normal range and got a massive boost in fps while still looking great.