How much memory should FTB Monster take?
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Is a issue with 1.1, some mod combinations seem to make the ram usage go to the roof, while on older versions like 1.0.10 it would never go above 3gb.
It's called modded minecraft, what do you expect?
Use a 64x texture pack, not much difference in textures but a lot of difference in FPS!
*sigh* Some people really aren't friends with common sense.[DOUBLEPOST=1395946733][/DOUBLEPOST]
More than 7.
Also, refer to my answer above.
Depends on your specs man. I'm pretty sure the texture packs aren't stored in ram, only in Vram. Though they might be swapped into ram if for some reason the CPU needs access to them for whatever reason, or if you simply don't have enough vram.
That "should" be how it works... But minecraft does some strange things at times.
Um, no 7 is a TERRIBLE idea. Usually 2-3 gigs, sometimes more is perfect. An extra gig if using texturepacks
In general texture packs are a meh idea at most. If I ever use a texture pack, I use 32x32 at most. But ThatOneSlowKing's right, 7 gig is a really bad idea. Monster never used more than 2-3 gig in Omicron's testing way back. Ofc with a texture pack you'll have to invest a bit more so I'd say 3 gig at first. If you experience FPS lag you can bump it to 4 gig but I wouldn't recommend more than that.
using 64 bit java and default textures I get annoying lagspikes with maximum memory set to 1GB but it runs fine if I up it to 1.5.
I tried using sphax and it's pretty laggy even if I up the memory to 2GB.
I tried using sphax and it's pretty laggy even if I up the memory to 2GB.
With a texture pack, 3 GB or 4 GB is best. I personally don't use texture packs because they eat so much memory.
I just like vanilla. The only packs i use are map texturepacks and Faithful
Mine is a fairly old machine and only has 4GB of RAM in total, never thought i'd need to consider upgrading my PC to run minecraft lol.
Yeah, you should definitely consider upgrading your PC. Minecraft has become a more and more resource intensive game since the developers keep on adding things, but don't optimize the code already made. Hence some garbage code here and there. It also uses Java which, by itself, is very resource hungry. Considering that with the 100 or so mods we're trying to add, it's not surprising that Minecraft will take so much memory.
The Sphax mobs always freaked me out a bit too much, and everything is changed way too much for my tastes.
Of course I'm not like everyone out there.Vanilla is awesome
Faithful os more awesomer
I do not understand why people hate vanilla textures...