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Minecraft modded bad fps

Minecraft modded bad fps

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CaptaiinPG
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03-27-2019, 11:28 AM
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I'm playing on a modded Minecraft server using an FTB sky odyssey modpack or similar. It's a skyblock server with minimal block density around me, which makes me think it should run well on my PC. However, I experience significant lag spikes, and even at low settings, my PC struggles to maintain a solid 60fps. Normally, vanilla Minecraft runs smoothly at the highest settings with consistent 60fps, sometimes even with ultra shaders. The main issue is that I frequently encounter massive lag spikes, usually dropping to around 50fps. My system has about 6GB of RAM allocated for Minecraft, but it only uses roughly 3GB while playing. The task manager doesn’t show any resource overloads. I’m trying to identify the cause of these lag spikes and look for possible solutions.
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CaptaiinPG
03-27-2019, 11:28 AM #1

I'm playing on a modded Minecraft server using an FTB sky odyssey modpack or similar. It's a skyblock server with minimal block density around me, which makes me think it should run well on my PC. However, I experience significant lag spikes, and even at low settings, my PC struggles to maintain a solid 60fps. Normally, vanilla Minecraft runs smoothly at the highest settings with consistent 60fps, sometimes even with ultra shaders. The main issue is that I frequently encounter massive lag spikes, usually dropping to around 50fps. My system has about 6GB of RAM allocated for Minecraft, but it only uses roughly 3GB while playing. The task manager doesn’t show any resource overloads. I’m trying to identify the cause of these lag spikes and look for possible solutions.

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nathacella
Junior Member
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04-10-2019, 04:43 AM
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The mod is not well optimized and your computer is quite limited, so the best option is to play on another server.
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nathacella
04-10-2019, 04:43 AM #2

The mod is not well optimized and your computer is quite limited, so the best option is to play on another server.

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Gatoscrim
Junior Member
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04-10-2019, 07:28 AM
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Could it actually be my PC that's the issue? Some gamers on that server are using a system that's even worse than mine, and I haven't noticed any reports about FPS jumps.
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Gatoscrim
04-10-2019, 07:28 AM #3

Could it actually be my PC that's the issue? Some gamers on that server are using a system that's even worse than mine, and I haven't noticed any reports about FPS jumps.

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xIRevenge__
Junior Member
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04-15-2019, 03:00 PM
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Minecraft doesn't typically boast high frame rates, maybe that's just the way it is? Also, examining the mod reveals it consumes significant CPU resources through its scripts, which could be problematic if your processor isn't powerful enough.
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xIRevenge__
04-15-2019, 03:00 PM #4

Minecraft doesn't typically boast high frame rates, maybe that's just the way it is? Also, examining the mod reveals it consumes significant CPU resources through its scripts, which could be problematic if your processor isn't powerful enough.