Hey, I've been researching in all this time, and what I find out, is if you have a laptop that is semi-high or something related, you will find that when you play the fans starts getting noisy. Well, when you right click you battery, you will find three things, one is called brightness, energy options, and the last one that I find most important Windows Mobility Center, here, on the last one, you will find the performance of your laptop, if it's on High-Performance or Normal, I have created two types of battery life, the one that when I don't have the battery plugged in, and the other one when I'm playing games or render things. This is where you have to set the performance when is plugged or not, in the case of Minecraft, I don't know why, it consumes a lot when it comes to play, and it's a little bit unexpected because is a simple game, but here is where you have to personalize all the things on it.
The main thing in here is that you have to set on High-Performance your laptop to be able to run Minecraft with a decent frames, when I've tried that, my fps are stable on 300+ and going higher. But if nothing here helped you, maybe your GPU or CPU is not helping much.
I hope this would be helpful for you, and I find that question really interesting, that why Minecraft has to have a lots of requirements to be play normally or decently on a high built PC.
Hey there, you don't have to do anything with your ".minecraft" folder, unless you want to install a mod or something related. What you need to do, is go to your "C" Drive and follow this direction:(this may be changed depending on where you've installed Minecraft, but mostly is on there)
That's the path you have to follow that comes with default Minecraft Installation, also I will repeat if you have installed Minecraft in another path, you will have to go where you've installed it, otherwise, it won't work.
All you need to do is locate the javaw.exe on your Minecraft folder in your ProgramFiles(x86), that should be this location "C:\Program Files (x86)\Minecraft\runtime\jre-x64\1.8.0_25\bin\" and then open your NVIDIA control panel and add a new program. And if you want to make sure you are using your GPU just right click on Minecraft.exe and Open with graphics card...
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Hey, I've been researching in all this time, and what I find out, is if you have a laptop that is semi-high or something related, you will find that when you play the fans starts getting noisy. Well, when you right click you battery, you will find three things, one is called brightness, energy options, and the last one that I find most important Windows Mobility Center, here, on the last one, you will find the performance of your laptop, if it's on High-Performance or Normal, I have created two types of battery life, the one that when I don't have the battery plugged in, and the other one when I'm playing games or render things. This is where you have to set the performance when is plugged or not, in the case of Minecraft, I don't know why, it consumes a lot when it comes to play, and it's a little bit unexpected because is a simple game, but here is where you have to personalize all the things on it.
The main thing in here is that you have to set on High-Performance your laptop to be able to run Minecraft with a decent frames, when I've tried that, my fps are stable on 300+ and going higher. But if nothing here helped you, maybe your GPU or CPU is not helping much.
I hope this would be helpful for you, and I find that question really interesting, that why Minecraft has to have a lots of requirements to be play normally or decently on a high built PC.
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Hey there, you don't have to do anything with your ".minecraft" folder, unless you want to install a mod or something related. What you need to do, is go to your "C" Drive and follow this direction:(this may be changed depending on where you've installed Minecraft, but mostly is on there)
C:\Program Files (x86)\Minecraft\runtime\jre-x64\1.8.0_25\bin\
That's the path you have to follow that comes with default Minecraft Installation, also I will repeat if you have installed Minecraft in another path, you will have to go where you've installed it, otherwise, it won't work.
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I have a 1050ti, and the only shaders pack I run lower than 60fps is SEUS, the other ones are fine, but you have to optimize them.
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All you need to do is locate the javaw.exe on your Minecraft folder in your ProgramFiles(x86), that should be this location "C:\Program Files (x86)\Minecraft\runtime\jre-x64\1.8.0_25\bin\" and then open your NVIDIA control panel and add a new program. And if you want to make sure you are using your GPU just right click on Minecraft.exe and Open with graphics card...
I hope that will work for you!