Direwolf20 1.10 Pack Casually Scarfing Down 6 Gigs of Private Bytes On The Home Menu
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Let's start with the drug culture crap and go from there? Not amusing. I busted my ass to get out of the ghetto to get away from that crap. Last thing I'm going to do is let my kid see it.
FYI: Minecraft is a Y13 game. Kids play this game. Your joke was not amusing.
I don't know what site you are looking at, but I see no drug references. Just something that would fit in with the old days of myspace.com
http://asie.pl/foamfix/ is the link I'm looking at.
If this isn't your site @asiekierka then someone else has re-uploaded it to a different, still non-stellar site
http://asie.pl/foamfix/ is the link I'm looking at.
If this isn't your site @asiekierka then someone else has re-uploaded it to a different, still non-stellar site
I'm with cptqrk... I've been up and down the site umpteen times and see no drug references. I've been known to miss the obvious before...
I went from casually doing 60 FPS in an advanced world, to 25 in a world with nothing built in it, no chunk loaders or complex machines. It only slightly improves FPS in a world with no strain on it besides just existing. It did not reduce ram usage either, it still maxes out my system and locks up any other program running, so I can only use the game if it's the only open application, or everything locks up for a few years.
I'm getting 6 gigs just to launch, and 7+ to load a world, even after Xmxing it to 4 gigs. I don't understand why they made the changes you are describing. I don't claim to have much understanding at all of how Forge works under the hood, but I was always taught to (within reason) favor minimizing RAM usage over everything. Can you explain these changes and their benefits more in depth?
It was not Forge doing that but Minecraft itself. The reasoning behind the changes is that modern computers typically have more memory and *if* you have enough memory the changes to vanilla actually help with performance. If you don't have enough memory then things get worse.
Which drug culture references appear on the site? There was one (unrelated) meme someone rightfully pointed out as potentially offensive, but it was pulled within less than a day of the site going live (that is, when I became aware of their reasoning - which didn't occur to me immediately, as memes and words often evolve wildly from their original meaning on the Internet).
Also, "go from there". To where?
Ahh, so I'm barking up the wrong tree here. It still seems like bad practice to me based on what I've been taught, that's a pretty huge *if* to hinge the performance of a product this huge on, although I guess it doesn't matter with vanilla since it pulls less than a gig anyway. My POS laptop could handle that, so I can see the thinking that most modern computers can handle that functionality in vanilla, but it wasn't nice of them not to take the modded community into consideration with that. At the very least they could have made this new system optional, because things definitely got worse for me in modded.
Well as I said, the current system *is* better if you have enough memory. I have very good performance with 1.10.2. Better then with 1.7.10 but the I have 16 gigs ram
The "new system" is a major rewrite of the rendering engine. Not really possible to keep both around. The problem is not in the modding community not being considered, either. It's that we, as modders, and that includes both Forge itself and Forge mods, could use the ideas of the new system more efficiently/effectively, and FoamFix proves it's not difficult to provide major gains to the existing system without negatively impacting compatibility (I coded most of the mod in two days).
After getting at least six people (no kidding!) to try and identify the "drug culture crap", we finally found - and subsequently learned via UrbanDictionary - that "go fast" has a different meaning in the world of drug culture. I'm afraid, however, that in this case it's just a reference to the name of a children's cartoon theme song; a children's cartoon which features a hedgehog which runs quickly, just like the video games it was based on: "The North American opening and closing theme, titled "Gotta Go Fast", was performed by Norman J. Grossfeld and Russell Velazquez.".
Since 0.4.0, both, but it does a lot more to rendering than it does to servers.
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I had 6gb of ram and it would use all of it just to launch,the pack does require atleast 3.5gb allocated to even finish loading.
Now I have 12GB of ram and it launches faster, but still unplayable.
I have an i7 930 3ghz, 12gb ram, 7970, x64 windows7, java 8, ssd, 1440p monitor, and still get 10fps.
Now I have 12GB of ram and it launches faster, but still unplayable.
I have an i7 930 3ghz, 12gb ram, 7970, x64 windows7, java 8, ssd, 1440p monitor, and still get 10fps.
Giving MC 3.5 of a total of 6GB of ram, leaves little for your OS... or anything else...
Set your ram usage for the modpack to around 4GB, maybe 5GB... Remember, with Java, more ram doesn't equal better performance.
He said he has 12 GB... plenty of ram for other uses. Your point about Java, however, coupled with the way Minecraft was written...
He said he has 12 GB... plenty of ram for other uses. Your point about Java, however, coupled with the way Minecraft was written...
I was referring to the first line of their post. If I misunderstood, my bad
You shouldn't give MC more than 4.5 gigs of RAM. Above that, it handles the RAM sloppily and it actually slows down.
Also, if you don't have a graphics card, your comp will use some of its RAM as graphics RAM.
Also, if you don't have a graphics card, your comp will use some of its RAM as graphics RAM.
I don't know where you heard this, I can assure you that it is not the case. Allocating too much can be detrimental, although these days that is a lot less impacting than it used to be. As has been said in this thread, newer packs will require considerably more ram to run than you are used to, especially if you use a high res resource pack.