Creeping lag, 1.10.2

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Mystic

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Title Creeping lag, 1.10.2

Launcher Type Twitch Desktop App

Modpack Beyond

Modpack version 1.10.2

Have you modified the pack? No

Link to log file http://paste.feed-the-beast.com/view/65607555

Details of the issue The issue at hand is fairly simple, i have been playing minecraft again since some time. the map i have been playing is now approximately 2 weeks old.

The issue is that i started noticing in the last 3 days is an creeping crippling lag issue. i thought it would have been the many machines i have running.

So, in order to rule this out i made an fresh superflat world and did nothing but walk around an bit. getting 10 fps.

I did an brief scan for errors in my log file. but i could not identify anything serious, i lack the know how for this.

Checked my NVIDIA drivers, and they are not on the current version causing the major issues i read about in the sticky thread.

I have my MC running with 6 out of 16GB available ram, with no additional java perimeters.

Tried adjusting render distance / video settings to increasingly lower settings. with no effect in regards of FPS increase's

Chunk updates are always between 1-8 chunks. i tend to run my stuff as efficient as i can. in regards to needed updates.

Rebooted pc and did full cleanup. no effect as well.

Log file IS included. i couldnt find the issue so any help is appreciated
 
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Mystic

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According to your log you're using the built in Intel graphics.

Follow this guide to make sure the game is using Nvidia instead of Intel.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/2cl3xj/got_asked_how_you_get_decent_fps_in_minecraft_on/

Here's a Youtube video on the matter (and some other settings as well):

Post new log if it fails again.

Intel graphics are being used? well that explains an ton. gonna do the video and see what i can do. will make new reply and no edit once finished
 

Mystic

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Smooth 90 fps... that did the trick. may i ask where you saw it in the log so i can identify it in the future?
 

lenscas

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Smooth 90 fps... that did the trick. may i ask where you saw it in the log so i can identify it in the future?
a better way is by looking at the openGL vendor in the game (options->snooper settings and scroll down). Though I am not certain what each GPU will have listed there it should be obvious from the name what card it is using and if not you can probably google it easily enough.

Another way is while in game to open the debug menu (f3) and if you have botania installed you should be able to press both CTRL and shift to open some more information. GL_RENDERER is the GPU that the game is using.
Also in the debug menu the GPU name is displayed in the top right corner, though this is only since in I believe minecraft 1.10 and higher.

As for where it is in the log, I believe you just need to search for openGL inside of it to find what GPU the game is using.
 

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may i ask where you saw it in the log so i can identify it in the future?

Check line 199 in your log.

That + that you also stated that you had a Nvidia card. So the key was you giving the right information :)
 

Mystic

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Check line 199 in your log.

That + that you also stated that you had a Nvidia card. So the key was you giving the right information :)

it does help if you know where to look haha. wel its running on my nvidea gpu now and smoother then before
 
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