hello everyone I have a problem where my Minecraft uses too much memory, my system has 64 gb of memory so I allocated 60 gb of ram to Minecraft, at stationary in the game the ram usage only goes to around 3 to 11 gb which is fine but when I'm travelling at a fast speeds (15~ blocks per second) my ram usage reaches 60 gb and I start lagging/glitching, when I stay stationary or attempt to reduce my render distance it still remains at 60 gb until I restart the game, i do use shaders. help me please.
my specs
64 gb ram 3000 mhz
i7-7700k processor
GTX 1080ti 11gb video ram
some asus motherboard
I'm sure the specs aren't related to my problem because gta 5 runs smoothly on 4k and its ram usuage is like 5-6 gb.
hello everyone I have a problem where my Minecraft uses too much memory, my system has 64 gb of memory so I allocated 60 gb of ram to Minecraft, at stationary in the game the ram usage only goes to around 3 to 11 gb which is fine but when I'm travelling at a fast speeds (15~ blocks per second) my ram usage reaches 60 gb and I start lagging/glitching, when I stay stationary or attempt to reduce my render distance it still remains at 60 gb until I restart the game, i do use shaders. help me please.
my specs
64 gb ram 3000 mhz
i7-7700k processor
GTX 1080ti 11gb video ram
some asus motherboard
I'm sure the specs aren't related to my problem because gta 5 runs smoothly on 4k and its ram usuage is like 5-6 gb.
I have 72 mods.
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Curse PremiumFirst, NEVER allocate more than half of the system RAM. Second, 60G?!? Seriously? No version of MC requires 60G allocated.
Java does not handle large amounts of memory effectively. By allocating 60G to MC, you've left 4G for everything else on the PC, including Windows.
Reset the memory allocated to 4G in the launcher and see if that doesn't solve your problem.
P.S. MC isn't like other video games. It runs on Java, a programming language.
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