It works great on top-end systems. Surprising!
It works great on top-end systems. Surprising!
Memory settings optimized for performance: 256MB perm size, 512MB reserved code cache, enabled garbage collection enhancements, incremental pacing, aggressive tuning, SSE3 support, and large page allocation.
If your Minecraft is 1.8 then there is nothing you can do about it, the game is bugged due to some Water effects. I suggest downgrading or hope the next update fixes it. Ooooor you can see if some other Minecraft player has a Temp fix. (Google Search)
This will really assist you a lot. I made some changes because I wanted to sound a bit sarcastic, haha.
It's a genuine tool, but you're being really tough about it. Haha!
I should also mention Optifine. It's a helpful recommendation. The user might also activate multi-core chunk loading when using that mod.
Consider checking the appdata folder and removing minecraft.exe. It’s a good idea to back up your saves first. After that, start Minecraft and it will download and install a new version. I’ve resolved my broken Minecraft issues several times using this method.