Go to the NVIDIA control panel, select Manage 3D Settings, set preferred graphics processor to "High-performance NVIDIA processor". Click apply then attempt to run the game again.
After doing that, update LWJGL. Some users performance increases after doing so.
Go to the NVIDIA control panel, select Manage 3D Settings, set preferred graphics processor to "High-performance NVIDIA processor". Click apply then attempt to run the game again.
After doing that, update LWJGL. Some users performance increases after doing so.
Thanks for the quick reply, I'll get to messing with some settings and updating stuff
EDIT:
I couldnt find the "set preferred processor" option, however i did change PhysX from my 480 to my 670. I updated LWJGL to the latest using the .jar file that updates to latest stable build. I'll take a look through the guide now...
It's not your computer, it's Minecraft. People tend to make the mistake of assuming Minecraft will run on a toaster because the graphics are so simple. The problem is that the minecraft world is so interactive with little things going on everywhere, growth checks, mob spawning checks, lighting calculations, block updates, rendering, liquid dynamics, etc. All those things plus perhaps some coding inefficiencies add up to a game that consumes more resources than people expect.
80 fps is pretty good for the latest builds on high settings. People with very minimal systems are lucky to get 10-15 fps.
I have a GeForce GTX 670. I have Minecraft. Both come together at <100 FPS. I'm running a batch file with this code:
@echo off
javaw -Xmx4096m -Xms2048m -jar "C:\Users\*****\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\bin\Minecraft.exe"
pause
...and no difference in FPS. A friend of mine says I can potentially get more than 400 fps with my rig.
By the way I do have 64bit Java installed with my 64bit OS.
How can I gain FPS easily? I had a GTX 480 before the 670 and still the same FPS...
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Retired StaffAfter doing that, update LWJGL. Some users performance increases after doing so.
Then follow this guide if you still have FPS problems.
Thanks for the quick reply, I'll get to messing with some settings and updating stuff
EDIT:
I couldnt find the "set preferred processor" option, however i did change PhysX from my 480 to my 670. I updated LWJGL to the latest using the .jar file that updates to latest stable build. I'll take a look through the guide now...
It's not your computer, it's Minecraft. People tend to make the mistake of assuming Minecraft will run on a toaster because the graphics are so simple. The problem is that the minecraft world is so interactive with little things going on everywhere, growth checks, mob spawning checks, lighting calculations, block updates, rendering, liquid dynamics, etc. All those things plus perhaps some coding inefficiencies add up to a game that consumes more resources than people expect.
80 fps is pretty good for the latest builds on high settings. People with very minimal systems are lucky to get 10-15 fps.
by c0yote
I tried it with terrible results. I gave my wife my glasses for a second, a creeper showed up and now my wife is pregnant.
Stupid 3D..
Thanks. I managed to boost my FPS from 80 to 120 using the Moderator's linked guide. Significant improvement.