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The launcher update is what I think is causing the issue. You can try adding the parameters -Xmx1350M -XX:PermSize=128M under advanced options. 32-bit java gets around 1.4 gigs of ram so you can give some more to the heap, and take some from the perm space as 256MB is usually not necessary.

Are you sure? The log from minecraft says it is x86 and I thought this was true initially, but I tried launching it on my 64-bit machine with 32-bit java and it also reported x86; launching with 64-bit java correctly identifies it as amd64 though. I assume this is a bug with the launcher.

If you're running the 64-bit version of windows uninstall the 32-bit version of java and install the 64-bit version. Otherwise, it gets complicated.

Uninstall 32-bit java and install 64-bit. Unless you have 32-bit windows, if you do then it gets complicated.

Try removing optifine if you have it installed, if that doesn't work see this thread: http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/it-closes-with-no-point.36550/

The update may have done something funky, and it may no have decided to use 32-bit java if it's installed. Post the crash log or console log to pastebin.

What do you mean by "and the problem is optifine"? Do you mean it works without optifine, but you want optifine? So, have you tried it without dynamiclights, dartcraft, or optifine? And like Ashzification said, I was saying to update your graphics drivers, not the card. Find out what graphics...

200MB max, probably a lot less, but it depends on the modpack.

So, basically OpenGL is apparently having really severe issues when something does something to the frame after it has rendered; or maybe, something is changing the render and another thing doesn't expect this when doing something after the render... Minecraft Forge thinks that the issue is...

It looks like something is corrupt (java.util.zip.ZipException: Not in GZIP format), if you have a backup use it. Otherwise, first make a backup of your saves, then try re-downloading everything as it may be a mod that is somehow corrupt. Otherwise, you can try to eliminate which file is...

Looks like it's having trouble loading the world, try using one of your backups. If you don't have any backups, it's a lot more complicated. Also, next time post this in the server tech support section :) More specifically this is what probably happened. // Don't be sad, have a hug! <3 --...

1. In game name - TheSandwichMakr. 2. favorite FTB mod - ComputerCraft. 3. time per average week you will be available - Anywhere from 0-168 hours. 4. are you 15 or older? (a yes/no will suffice, but if you want to put your age you can) - Yup. 5. a brief description of yourself (not physical...

Post the entire log from the console, if it is not enabled enable it under the options tab.

2013-11-09 16:42:13 [INFO] [ForgeModLoader] Downloading file http://files.minecraftforge.net/fmllibs/bcprov-jdk15on-148.jar 2013-11-09 16:42:14 [SEVERE] [ForgeModLoader] There was a problem downloading the file bcprov-jdk15on-148.jar automatically. Perhaps you have an environment without...

Make a new thread, this one is over 6 months old :)

If you go under the options tab there's a text field with the location of the install folder, open that folder and it will have all the instances. Open the folder that corresponds to the instance you're having trouble with then open the folder name "minecraft" inside of that and a folder named...

Check the locations printed in the console to see if the images actually don't exist.

Do you actually notice anything wrong ingame or are you just worried because of the warnings in the console?

You can use java 6 later versions of mac, not sure where you heard that. There's a tutorial here https://service.parachat.com/knowledgebase/238/VIDEO-How-to-downgrade-from-Java-7-to-Java-6-on-Mac-OS-X.html

Try killing one of the javaw processes, if it terminates minecraft start minecraft again and terminate the other one, java will never use more ram than you allow it. If minecraft did exceed its ram limits java would crash it. You can also try limiting the amount of ram the launcher can use by...