all that back and forth is nice and all, but that crash that you posted is not a good sign.
Your crash was an Illegal Instruction while the JVM was doing a hot spot compile. Unless you've found a new Java bug, that is a sign of either a corrupted Java installation, or some kind of hardware problem, anything from a bad memory chip to ??
all that back and forth is nice and all, but that crash that you posted is not a good sign.
Your crash was an Illegal Instruction while the JVM was doing a hot spot compile. Unless you've found a new Java bug, that is a sign of either a corrupted Java installation, or some kind of hardware problem, anything from a bad memory chip to ??
all that back and forth is nice and all, but that crash that you posted is not a good sign.
Your crash was an Illegal Instruction while the JVM was doing a hot spot compile. Unless you've found a new Java bug, that is a sign of either a corrupted Java installation, or some kind of hardware problem, anything from a bad memory chip to ??
Well, I don't think it's the first time this sort of error has occurred. There was a link on the Oracle Error help section that seemed to relate to the same error, so I don't know.
All Java errors look like "this sort of error". What happens depends upon the details of what the error says.
Just like all WIndows BSODs look 'the same'.
All Java errors look like "this sort of error". What happens depends upon the details of what the error says.
Just like all WIndows BSODs look 'the same'.
I just realized that it isn't even the same error. Derp. Well I can't say I'm exactly familiar with having to report errors, let alone actually looking through an error report to figure out exactly what the issue is. Do you think it might be a good idea for me to submit the error to the link in the error report despite the fact that it no longer seems to be an issue? I'm not quite sure as to how it would continue to relate to my current fps issue, but I'm not sure.
So, I recently discovered that it seems like the FPS drops might relate to how large the world is. I'm not certain, but it seems like some of my more larger maps drop in FPS a little more easily than others. One fairly smaller Redstone test world I have tends to produce 30-60 FPS, while large ones tend to be around 10-30 FPS. I don't know if this pertains to the Java error or something. From what I understand, I should have the correct graphics update for my laptop, and a lot of other stuff doesn't seem to have lag issues (Though I really haven't played much on my laptop recently.) Maybe I can do a test to see how other games handle. I really am not certain about what might cause this problem, as I'm not extremely good with understanding how what might be an issue in the hardware or certain software that might affect this.
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Your crash was an Illegal Instruction while the JVM was doing a hot spot compile. Unless you've found a new Java bug, that is a sign of either a corrupted Java installation, or some kind of hardware problem, anything from a bad memory chip to ??
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Well, I don't think it's the first time this sort of error has occurred. There was a link on the Oracle Error help section that seemed to relate to the same error, so I don't know.
Just like all WIndows BSODs look 'the same'.
I just realized that it isn't even the same error. Derp. Well I can't say I'm exactly familiar with having to report errors, let alone actually looking through an error report to figure out exactly what the issue is. Do you think it might be a good idea for me to submit the error to the link in the error report despite the fact that it no longer seems to be an issue? I'm not quite sure as to how it would continue to relate to my current fps issue, but I'm not sure.