Okay, well I have an Acer Aspire 5750 laptop that runs Windows 7 64-bit with a 2.9 ghz intel core i5 processor with an intel HD Graphics 3000 graphics card,although I believe this to be irrelevant. A few months ago I was having a problem with a game lagging for no apparent reason (I can run games requiring more resources than it without a problem), so I decided to update my card drivers. Unfortunately I downloaded the drivers from intel's site instead of the proper ones from Acer's, so certain games did not run properly. But the point is that I installed Minecraft in the period between when I botched my drivers and when I realized my mistake. During this period Minecraft ran perfectly at far render distance, zero lag. But when I installed the proper drivers, it couldn't run on anything but short render distance, yet it still ran without lag at this distance. But recently I decided to try and fix this by once again reinstalling my graphics card drivers (I know, right?). So now I screwed things up further so that I can't play without lag on any render distance. I have no idea what the problem is, since I did the exact same thing before without such a consequence. The game still runs properly on the wrong drivers, but it doesn't even run on short or tiny render distance on the correct drivers like it used to. Also, the game does an odd thing with chests and work benches: they flash black as I move around them, as if they alone are being completely shadowed.
So, any insight would be helpful. Java is up to date and of the proper version; I checked. Please don't tell me it's because my graphics card,computer,or processor are the problem as the game ran perfectly well before I started meddling with the drivers. Please help if you can.
i would copy your saves and do a force update to minecraft,also get the proper drivers (think you said you already did that)if that does not work, make sure the settings in the graphic card's control center are what they used to be, mybe they reset?
i would copy your saves and do a force update to minecraft,also get the proper drivers (think you said you already did that)if that does not work, make sure the settings in the graphic card's control center are what they used to be, mybe they reset?
Thanks, I just tried both of those things. I forced an update and deleted the bin and resource folders, but it didn't help. All of my graphics cards settings are the same.
obtaining the drivers from the graphics card manufacturer is normally better than from the company who made the system, so in your case intel not acer as intel made the drivers, acer then fiddle with them to suit their needs
obtaining the drivers from the graphics card manufacturer is normally better than from the company who made the system, so in your case intel not acer as intel made the drivers, acer then fiddle with them to suit their needs
Yeah, I have the Acer drivers intalled. The odd thing is that the intel drivers work for Minecraft but the Acer ones don't since the last time I updated them.
So, any insight would be helpful. Java is up to date and of the proper version; I checked. Please don't tell me it's because my graphics card,computer,or processor are the problem as the game ran perfectly well before I started meddling with the drivers. Please help if you can.
Thanks, I just tried both of those things. I forced an update and deleted the bin and resource folders, but it didn't help. All of my graphics cards settings are the same.
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ModeratorYeah, I have the Acer drivers intalled. The odd thing is that the intel drivers work for Minecraft but the Acer ones don't since the last time I updated them.
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Display Devices
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Card name: Intel® HD Graphics Family
Manufacturer: Intel Corporation
Chip type: Intel® HD Graphics Family
DAC type: Internal
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Display Memory: 1760 MB
Dedicated Memory: 128 MB
Shared Memory: 1632 MB
Current Mode: 1366 x 768 (32 bit) (60Hz)
Monitor Name: Generic PnP Monitor
Monitor Model: unknown
Monitor Id: LGD02DC
Native Mode: 1366 x 768(p) (59.996Hz)
Output Type: Internal
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DDI Version: 10.1
Driver Model: WDDM 1.1
Driver Attributes: Final Retail
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WHQL Logo'd: Yes
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Moderatornot much else can be done really, apart from trying optifine
onboard graphics are often an issue it seems, but being your on a laptop upgrading your graphics card isn't an option
Alright, well thanks for taking a look.