In this tutorial we will teach you how to Increase FPS in Minecraft. It will not take you 10 minutes and you will see how the performance of the game improves as if by magic.
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- 1How to show or see the FPS?
- 2Increase FPS in Minecraft – Game Options
- 3Increase FPS in Minecraft – PC or Team
- 4Increase FPS in Minecraft – Graphics Card
Although Minecraft is not a competitive shooter, it is amazing how much you can improve the game by spending a little time on the settings:
How to show or see the FPS?
The first step to be able to improve the FPS is to be able to measure them, so we explain:
Press F3 to launch the developer screen, you will see the FPS under the Minecraft version at the top left. Although keep in mind that when you open the developer screen you will be negatively affecting the FPS. So launch the options screen (Press Esc) and look at the FPS in the settings (Snooper)
Increase FPS in Minecraft – Game Options
All these options that we are going to propose are within the game’s options menu, which you can access by pressing «Esc»:
- Decrease or decrease the playback distance (Render)
- Set graphics to Fast
- Take away the lighting and the clouds
- Put the particles to the minimum
- Disable mipmaps
- Disable Biome smoothing
- Set the game on a small screen: Make it your last option, do everything else, and try this as a desperate measure, since it is certainly preferable not to
Increase FPS in Minecraft – PC or Team
This already takes a little longer, but it is 100% recommended:
- Verify that you meet the minimum and recommended requirements
- Close any other running programs and then start Minecraft
- exe: Open the windows task manager, and in processes look for Javaw.exe, right click and set the priority to high (not real time). With this you are prioritizing CPU resources for the game.
- Bloatware: If you have it installed, uninstall it, especially recommended for laptops.
- Overheating: It is an especially frequent problem in laptops, and you should solve it if you want to play Minecraft, try a fan or check the equipment well, but if it heats up quickly it will be a problem.
- Disable graphical effects like Windows Aero and taskbar transparency in Windows.
- If you use GNU or Linux, disable desktop effects (compositing)
- Lower the display resolution
Increase FPS in Minecraft – Graphics Card
Many parameters can be adjusted, but generally the key is in two of them:
- Update your graphics card drivers
- Disables anti aliasing and also anisotropic filtering
