i need help with my fps! :'(
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Oh okay, like I've turned my render distance to like short 6 and I've turn like everything else that would affect the fps or performance and it doesn't make a difference. To make it go back to the 70+ frames i need to completely get out of the FTB launcher and that only works for about 20 mins then it just goes to like 5 or less frames.
Is it normal for like Infinity when you start it up to not respond and takes like 5 to 10 mins to actually get to the home screen?
Is it normal for like Infinity when you start it up to not respond and takes like 5 to 10 mins to actually get to the home screen?
the time between launch and being able to do anything can indeed be quite large, and if you have a slow drive it may be even longer. I have not yet looked at how long infinity takes to launch and the not responding is also quite common in modded minecraft.
If it takes so long to load on another place say for example selecting your world and being able to actually play your world I do not think that it should take so long but I may be wrong about it.
If it takes so long to load on another place say for example selecting your world and being able to actually play your world I do not think that it should take so long but I may be wrong about it.
My tips:
Use only the RAM you need. Too much allotted RAM hurts fps. Tweaking RAM usage gave me twenty extra fps on integrated graphics. And this stopped stuttering for me.
You have too little RAM when you suffer extreme fps drops (0 fps for five seconds)
Turn off shaders and particles in the thermal expansion config. The tesseract shader kills fps on integrated graphics systems. And, overall, thermal expansion machines are not cpu friendly, but that may be bias. I have preferred to use rotarycraft for heavy processing.
I would also try the other tips.
Use only the RAM you need. Too much allotted RAM hurts fps. Tweaking RAM usage gave me twenty extra fps on integrated graphics. And this stopped stuttering for me.
You have too little RAM when you suffer extreme fps drops (0 fps for five seconds)
Turn off shaders and particles in the thermal expansion config. The tesseract shader kills fps on integrated graphics systems. And, overall, thermal expansion machines are not cpu friendly, but that may be bias. I have preferred to use rotarycraft for heavy processing.
I would also try the other tips.
