hello, my computer has a i7-4790k and a msi gtx 970 i also have minecraft installed on a ssd. my fps goes up to 300 for some reason its not passing that,the problem though is when I use shader i get 15 fps. I saw ppl on youtube who get 1000+ fps with this graphics card, is it something with the settings?
Might be with the setting, but also might be the fact that Minecraft mostly does not use graphic card for rendering , but Proccessor power, when you devide that power on operating system and bunch of other programs. if you want to maximize your FPS you need to minimize everything else, thus you need to get your settings reasonably moderated, for example common thing is that people put 32 rendering distance, which is ridiculously large thing and even on highest end computers it would take lot of time to generate terrain and such. You may give us details on your settings, so we can give you better advice on the issue, but nevertheless remmember that regardless of the settings, it falls to condition and type of operating system to maximize what you get of FPS.
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I have a windows 7 most of the time i don't have a lot of programs running. and my Minecraft settings are on 8 render distance and high settings using Optifine
If you use Optifine, then in the Performance settings of Optifine, turn Smooth FPS off, and see if that increases the maximum FPS; if it doesn't, then just leave it on. I'm not exactly sure why you'd be getting such low FPS without more info, such as screenshots of the settings and F3 menu.
Out of curiosity, are you playing on 1.8, and were the people in the video playing on 1.7?
Might be with the setting, but also might be the fact that Minecraft mostly does not use graphic card for rendering , but Proccessor power, when you devide that power on operating system and bunch of other programs.
Shaders primarily use what's called GLSL, which is code that is compiled then run on the GPU. So if you're using GLSL shaders in Minecraft (such as SEUS), your FPS will strongly be determined by the power of your GPU as well as your CPU. In OP's case, his GPU and CPU are both pretty powerful, and I'm also confused why it isn't performing very well.
On my GTX 980, I get a minimum of 80 and maximum of 150 FPS at full settings and 16 chunk render distance in 1.8 (in 1.7 it was 140 to 220, 1.8 made my frame rate worse!). I'd expect a GTX 970 to be in the 60 to 100 range in 1.8, but 15 FPS sounds terribly low even for a 970.
I still don't know how people are getting 1000 FPS at full settings; my 980 at full settings in vanilla only reaches 400FPS on a default world at 16 chunks, I only see FPS in the thousands when I use the lower settings or play on 1.7.
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hello, my computer has a i7-4790k and a msi gtx 970 i also have minecraft installed on a ssd. my fps goes up to 300 for some reason its not passing that,the problem though is when I use shader i get 15 fps. I saw ppl on youtube who get 1000+ fps with this graphics card, is it something with the settings?
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Might be with the setting, but also might be the fact that Minecraft mostly does not use graphic card for rendering , but Proccessor power, when you devide that power on operating system and bunch of other programs. if you want to maximize your FPS you need to minimize everything else, thus you need to get your settings reasonably moderated, for example common thing is that people put 32 rendering distance, which is ridiculously large thing and even on highest end computers it would take lot of time to generate terrain and such. You may give us details on your settings, so we can give you better advice on the issue, but nevertheless remmember that regardless of the settings, it falls to condition and type of operating system to maximize what you get of FPS.
I have a windows 7 most of the time i don't have a lot of programs running. and my Minecraft settings are on 8 render distance and high settings using Optifine
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If you use Optifine, then in the Performance settings of Optifine, turn Smooth FPS off, and see if that increases the maximum FPS; if it doesn't, then just leave it on. I'm not exactly sure why you'd be getting such low FPS without more info, such as screenshots of the settings and F3 menu.
Out of curiosity, are you playing on 1.8, and were the people in the video playing on 1.7?
Shaders primarily use what's called GLSL, which is code that is compiled then run on the GPU. So if you're using GLSL shaders in Minecraft (such as SEUS), your FPS will strongly be determined by the power of your GPU as well as your CPU. In OP's case, his GPU and CPU are both pretty powerful, and I'm also confused why it isn't performing very well.
On my GTX 980, I get a minimum of 80 and maximum of 150 FPS at full settings and 16 chunk render distance in 1.8 (in 1.7 it was 140 to 220, 1.8 made my frame rate worse!). I'd expect a GTX 970 to be in the 60 to 100 range in 1.8, but 15 FPS sounds terribly low even for a 970.
I still don't know how people are getting 1000 FPS at full settings; my 980 at full settings in vanilla only reaches 400FPS on a default world at 16 chunks, I only see FPS in the thousands when I use the lower settings or play on 1.7.
I had an issue like that, what I did was turn off mipmap completely. Went from 5 FPS with shaders up to 40.