[FIXED]Minecraft experiencing performance issues despite a powerful computer?
[FIXED]Minecraft experiencing performance issues despite a powerful computer?
My personal computer is fairly powerful, as evidenced by the following benchmarks: [https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/21708633](https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/21708633) and [https://novabench.com/submit](https://novabench.com/submit). It features a Gigabyte RTX 2070 Super graphics card, an i5-9600K processor, a ROG Strix Z390 motherboard, 16GB of Corsair DDR4 RAM, and a 2TB hard drive (where Minecraft is located) along with a 500GB solid-state drive. I’m consistently experiencing frame rates between 100 and 150 frames per second while rendering a 30-chunk view, which seems notably low considering my hardware. I’ve confirmed that Minecraft is utilizing the GPU and increased RAM allocation within the launcher as well, as shown in the attached screenshot. Previously, I had a GTX 970 which delivered at least 200fps, leading me to believe the RTX 2070 should be capable of better performance. I also performed a clean driver installation using DDU and reinstalled the 64-bit Java version.
Which power supply unit is currently in use?
I recommend calculating the electrical needs of your computer system.
Begin by estimating power usage with the GTX 970, and then repeat that calculation when using an RTX 2070 Super.
It's possible your power supply could be nearing its maximum capacity.
Which power supply unit is currently in use?
I recommend calculating the electrical needs of your computer system.
Do this initially with the GTX 970 and then again with the RTX 2070 Super.
It’s possible you are approaching the maximum capacity of your PSU.
Acknowledged.
It could be beneficial to assess the similarity between the system’s electrical needs and the power supply unit's output capacity. Employ maximum wattage figures for components exhibiting varying power requirements, and then increase the total by 25%. What is the remaining headroom? This becomes particularly important when considering a PSU that’s aged and experienced significant usage, especially for gaming. You can also utilize Task Manager and Resource Monitor to evaluate system behavior—initially, during activities besides Minecraft, and subsequently, while Minecraft is active. Investigate any other factors that might be impacting Minecraft's performance.
The entire system appears to draw approximately 450 watts, suggesting that 750 watts would be considerably more than sufficient.