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This error happens to all servers and isn't a specific one. I'm not sure on a single player world because i havent tested but i could be doing anything building pvp absolutely anything and then i freeze for a second or two then i'm in the matrix. I can walk around but everything is frozen and when i disconnect the game freezes and is not responding. And i have to press close. I cant play for longer than 15 minutes and is really getting on my nerves. I have the optifine mod 1.12 installed. But still crashes without optifine. As seen in the video attached

Quote from webrosc»

Post a screenshot with the f3 screen up. Your jvm arguments. A speed test.net test result.

And does this happen in single player?

Quote from webrosc»

You have 256mb allocated to minecraft. Either you changed the wrong setting or something has changed the java global variable

go into your profile settings tab of your launcher, then turn on the advanced options, then go into any profile, activate the JVM arguments tab (if it isn't already), then adjust the number after the -Xmx. Depending on how many mods you use, 1-4G may be needed. You will need to put the G after the number if you want gigs......

oh wait, you running JAVA 32 bit not 64 bit....if you know you have a 64bit OS, go pick up the 64bit version of java. Sadly, most browsers are still only 32 bit and won't automatically get the 64bit version of java as well.

if you don't have a 64bit OS, you'll be limited to a max of 2GB, if it is set up right in your OS. You prob shouldn't put the setting to anything higher than 1 gig then.

Quote from webrosc»

1g is plenty for vanilla. Which us the version being discussed as this is vanilla support. The issue the op has is the fact only 256mb is currently allocated.

find the -Xmn and up it to 512M

if it isn't there, add it at the end

Quote from Kye_Duo»

find the -Xmn and up it to 512M

if it isn't there, add it at the end

Quote from MCF_3210365»

add too or replace?

add it at the end of all the other JMV arguments

Quote from Kye_Duo»

add it at the end of all the other JMV arguments

Quote from Kye_Duo»

add it at the end of all the other JMV arguments

Quote from MCF_3210365»

i added it it does nothing to stop the crashing

you should have some other JVM arguments in there as you have an Intel GFX card.

You don't need to add more to anything, you need to remove the Java setting that is limiting it to 256, this setting wont be found in Minecraft. It will be in your systems Java Settings, or Environment Variables.

Quote from worndownkeys»

You don't need to add more to anything, you need to remove the Java setting that is limiting it to 256, this setting wont be found in Minecraft. It will be in your systems Java Settings, or Environment Variables.

Look it up, you will need to learn how these things work.

1. Press the Windows key and the Pause/Break key simultaneously
2. A window should popup, click on "Advanced system settings"
3. Click on "Environment Variables"
4. Delete the _JAVA_OPTIONS entry.

Quote from ConorGarland»

Remove -Xmx256M in the _JAVA_OPTIONS variable in your environment settings;

1. Press the Windows key and the Pause/Break key simultaneously
2. A window should popup, click on "Advanced system settings"
3. Click on "Environment Variables"
4. Delete the _JAVA_OPTIONS entry.