PC of high-end specs faces issues with Minecraft shader performance.
PC of high-end specs faces issues with Minecraft shader performance.
CPU model: Intel i7-10700K GPU: Nvidia RTX 3070 in game mode: Render distance set to 23 chunks (adjusting has minimal impact on frames) Simulation duration: 12 chunks (repeating same setting yields similar results) Fullscreen disabled (preferred setting – switching to fullscreen doesn’t change frame count) Shaderpacks evaluated: - Complementary Shaders v4.4 - Seus PTGI E12 Optimisation mods (Fabric 1.19.2 client): Approximately 100 fps with shaders off, which seems low for a 3070 GPU 20-29 fps with complementary shaders v4 enabled (these are claimed to offer the best performance impact) in the F3 menu – this suggests the system is using the GPU rather than integrated graphics (confirmed by the presence of GeForce RTX 3070 and high usage in F3) In the F3 menu, GPU utilization reaches 99% despite showing 40% JVM memory usage in Task Manager. Attempts made: - Increased RAM to 8GB for Minecraft - Installed Java via Nvidia Control Panel settings - Updated to the latest game-ready Nvidia drivers
I'm not very familiar with those specific shaders or optimizations. I can say that something doesn't seem quite correct. I'm using the Better Minecraft Forge mod pack, which is a large one with nearly 100 mods, and the BSL shader pack. It looks impressive, giving my Minecraft a ray-traced appearance (a bit of an overstatement), along with dynamic torch lighting, and I consistently achieve more than 60 fps. I'm running a Ryzen 5 5600 and an RTX 2070 Super. While I expect better than 30 fps, it's hard to judge without knowing the exact add-ons you're using. Edit: My wife uses the same packs as me on her 4th gen i7, GTX 970, and she gets higher frame rates, so there might be an issue with your setup or configuration.
Consider trying Sildur's Extreme. My 1080Ti handles it just fine. I've always felt Seus was mainly for GPU power and hasn't seen much change. I don't know what optimization mods you use—just Optifine for Sildur's. The base frame rate is pretty low at 100 fps, but I see around 200 with the 6900xt. I'll ask my kid tonight and update once I'm home. If not, just DM me and I'll remind you.
I’ll check the available options for Sildur’s configuration and see if default settings are applied. Also, confirm whether Optifine is present.
Emma - Extreme standard configurations for Minecraft at maximum settings, spanning 16 chunks. 80-120fps Onyx with maximum settings, 32 chunks. 130-150fps Raven using Sildur's Vibrant Lite standard, 16 chunks. 40-60fps
You're working with Sodium and Iris for shaders. Optifine doesn't perform well with fabric textures, but Sodium+Iris should be more efficient.
It seems there might be some confusion. You're unsure about the problem you're facing, but you should aim to improve your performance in MC.