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I'm guessing you are running the server on the same machine as your client, judging by your choice of CPU?

It's okay, Minecraft in general is a fustercluck in terms of its codebase. Most of the updates have just been Mojang cleaning it up.

Yeah I mentioned that to him in IRC, but he's not willing to settle for it. :p

No and no. In theory it's possible to force MC to distribute work more evenly, but the one modder who was doing it stopped due to it causing so many issues. What you could try doing is overclock your CPU, as that would up your single threaded performance. Just make sure you have a decent CPU cooler.

I have a Vajra, so I'm not sure why I lug around my chainsaw, drill, bound pickaxe, and atomic disassembler as well.

I believe that's on purpose, gating it behind AE2. After all, the notch apple is a pretty powerful item, even by modded standards.

Hard to say to be honest. When we shifted over to 1.7, mods that didn't keep up with the others were replaced by different ones. Once upon a time, IC2 and Buildcraft were considered essential mods. It was unthinkable to not have them! Then TE came out in 1.4, slowly started replacing them in...

Probably because they are running Intel i7s, which have twice the single threaded performance of your CPU. And single threaded performance is what matters in Minecraft. And no one gets 500+ FPS in a heavily modded MC instance with a developed base. :p

No. It's kinda complicated. Minecraft dedicates 1 or 2 threads(with each thread equaling a core in your case) to its processing. The rest are put to use by the JVM(java) for garbage collection(cleaning up unneeded junk that's in RAM) and by the OS for other tasks. The OS decides what threads go...

Not quite true. While yes, Minecraft does not utilize more then 2 cores(except for garbage collection), extra cores doesn't hurt(but doesn't help either). Also keep in mind that the OS(Windows in your case) is what dispatches the work to the CPU. The game just tells the OS what needs to be done.

It's not very likely. The recommended version of any pack is generally the version the team considers the most "stable". If 1.1.2 isn't considered stable by the team after all this time, they likely have a good reason for it.

Then it could just be the natural progression of the worlds. For example, if you have lots of crucibles or transparent pipes(or even opaque ones), it'll take extra CPU cycles.

Are these developed worlds? If they aren't, I'm out of ideas. I had an athlon x4 860k that was getting between 70-100 FPS in a developed base in TPPI2.

Well here's the thing, Minecraft DOES use your GPU for rendering. It doesn't use it as much as it should, but it does. And that's a problem only solvable by Mojang or a very enterprising modder who has no life. What driver version do you have? And is your GPU clocking up to where it should be...

I don't think your GPU is the problem here, since I have the same card. Check to see if there is a frame cap set in your options. Other places a frame cap could be set is in MSI Afterburner(or to be precise, Rivatuner) and in your drivers(Look for FRTC). Also make sure vsync isn't on in Minecraft.

Hmm, all seems to be in good shape. What modpack(s) have you tried? And does this still happen if you play in fullscreen mode?

That's another thing I forgot to mention. You must have a rollback/logging plugin. There's plenty of them out there. It's lazy to just ban the items, since if you were to ban every item in FTB that could be used for griefing, you wouldn't have any left(not to mention that there's plenty of...

Ahh, took a break from youtube watching for a while. Glad to see your Mobius for Regent series is still going!

Interesting to learn that they are not using their C++ version for this, instead preferring the Java version. I would have thought they'd be using a modified version of the C++ version, or in house API. Also, this was linked in the article, but posting it anyways so people read it too. Very...

With modded Minecraft, here's something that really grinds my gears and you should avoid at all costs. Don't ban practically every block and item that could maybe, possibly be used for griefing. It's a huge turn off, and why I personally avoid public servers. Also, no stores where you can buy in...