My computer, put together just over a year ago, has these specs:
CPU: Intel Core i5 3470
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-B75M-D3H
Graphics: Gigabyte Radeon HD7850 2GB Overclocked
Memory: Corsair Vengeance CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3
Hard Drive: Seagate Barracuda 1TB ST1000DM003
Optical Drive: Samsung SH-222BB SATA DVDRW
Case and power supply: Thermaltake V4 Black Edition Case with 500W USB3.0
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
Everything has been fine for the last year. I've been playing 1.72 for the last six weeks or so and am on my second world in it. While I was playing two days ago the fan started going faster and the computer began to whine. Fan got faster and noisier and continued that way even after I quit Minecraft.
Everything was ok after I restarted the computer, including the playing of pre-1.72 worlds. However, soon after starting that particular 1.72 world, the fan slowly increased in speed and volume. I got messages warning that Java was using 100% of one core. The game started to slow down and glitch. I quit MC but the fan continued as before. I looked in Task Manager and saw that Java was still operating and was using 82% of CPU.
I did a few experiments over the next 24 hours. I discovered that all my other worlds were unaffected, including another 1.72 world that uses the same resource pack (Defscape 64x) as the troublesome world. Now, however, my fan runs a little faster and noisier whenever I play ANY Minecraft world.
As for my troublesome 1.72 world, it came to a screeching, spectacular end earlier today. A great yawning chunk error opened up right next to my base and the fans went into overdrive just before the game hung. I restarted my computer with the aim of giving the world one more try. On entering the world I was confronted with a huge army of cave spiders who all jumped up and down simultaneously every ten or so seconds. I couldn't do anything (except drop torches!)
With the computer screaming, I bid farewell to the world and tried to quit before crashing. I couldn't.
I will post a screenshot of the "spider army" if someone could tell me how.
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As for my troublesome 1.72 world, it came to a screeching, spectacular end earlier today. A great yawning chunk error opened up right next to my base and the fans went into overdrive just before the game hung. I restarted my computer with the aim of giving the world one more try. On entering the world I was confronted with a huge army of cave spiders who all jumped up and down simultaneously every ten or so seconds. I couldn't do anything (except drop torches!)
With the computer screaming, I bid farewell to the world and tried to quit before crashing. I couldn't.
I will post a screenshot of the "spider army" if someone could tell me how.
Why did this happen?
I think u got some heavy CPU using things going on on this special world.
- If u redston machines.
- If u have lot of flooding water.
- If u have many animals on farming.
- Or u have some massive mob spawning. (Maybe as an result of some chunk errors)
If u want u can upload u world to an filehoster and i tray if i can fix the problem for u.
I think u got some heavy CPU using things going on on this special world.
- If u redston machines.
- If u have lot of flooding water.
- If u have many animals on farming.
I don't really care about the world. I care that Minecraft or Java or something crashed my computer and may crash it again. I'm annoyed that my computer now makes a bit of noise whenever I play MC.
I don't really care about the world. I care that Minecraft or Java or something crashed my computer and may crash it again. I'm annoyed that my computer now makes a bit of noise whenever I play MC.
Over the years Minecraft take more CPU use from Version to Version. U other software on u PC make the same. Newer Antivirus Software take more CPU power then years before. (thats life) ,-)
Maybe look if u CPU Cooler are clean. Over time it fill with dirt. (I build and repair systems over 20 Years and all systems need littel bit cleaning after 1 or 2 years running)
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CPU: Intel Core i5 3470
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-B75M-D3H
Graphics: Gigabyte Radeon HD7850 2GB Overclocked
Memory: Corsair Vengeance CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3
Hard Drive: Seagate Barracuda 1TB ST1000DM003
Optical Drive: Samsung SH-222BB SATA DVDRW
Case and power supply: Thermaltake V4 Black Edition Case with 500W USB3.0
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
Everything has been fine for the last year. I've been playing 1.72 for the last six weeks or so and am on my second world in it. While I was playing two days ago the fan started going faster and the computer began to whine. Fan got faster and noisier and continued that way even after I quit Minecraft.
Everything was ok after I restarted the computer, including the playing of pre-1.72 worlds. However, soon after starting that particular 1.72 world, the fan slowly increased in speed and volume. I got messages warning that Java was using 100% of one core. The game started to slow down and glitch. I quit MC but the fan continued as before. I looked in Task Manager and saw that Java was still operating and was using 82% of CPU.
I did a few experiments over the next 24 hours. I discovered that all my other worlds were unaffected, including another 1.72 world that uses the same resource pack (Defscape 64x) as the troublesome world. Now, however, my fan runs a little faster and noisier whenever I play ANY Minecraft world.
As for my troublesome 1.72 world, it came to a screeching, spectacular end earlier today. A great yawning chunk error opened up right next to my base and the fans went into overdrive just before the game hung. I restarted my computer with the aim of giving the world one more try. On entering the world I was confronted with a huge army of cave spiders who all jumped up and down simultaneously every ten or so seconds. I couldn't do anything (except drop torches!)
With the computer screaming, I bid farewell to the world and tried to quit before crashing. I couldn't.
I will post a screenshot of the "spider army" if someone could tell me how.
Why did this happen?
I think u got some heavy CPU using things going on on this special world.
- If u redston machines.
- If u have lot of flooding water.
- If u have many animals on farming.
- Or u have some massive mob spawning. (Maybe as an result of some chunk errors)
If u want u can upload u world to an filehoster and i tray if i can fix the problem for u.
None of the above.
Computer started acting weird before the chunk error and spider army appeared.
Or u upload it to an filehoster and i do it for u.
As u say in u post. Its only on this one world.
(That mine map problem)
I don't really care about the world. I care that Minecraft or Java or something crashed my computer and may crash it again. I'm annoyed that my computer now makes a bit of noise whenever I play MC.
Over the years Minecraft take more CPU use from Version to Version. U other software on u PC make the same. Newer Antivirus Software take more CPU power then years before. (thats life) ,-)
Maybe look if u CPU Cooler are clean. Over time it fill with dirt. (I build and repair systems over 20 Years and all systems need littel bit cleaning after 1 or 2 years running)