Running Minecraft at MAXIMUM Framerate (overheating edition)

Today I got a new PC and attempted to get the highest FPS physically possible in Minecraft. It got a little ridiculous.

"But Nullzee, if you power cycle the PC twice, overclock the cpu, disconnect your internet, change the power settings, attach a fan to the pc and turn on your bitcoin miner you can get 5% higher framerate, WHY DIDN'T YOU DO THAT????"

Full PC specs for nerds:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5950X 4.9GHz 16 Cores
GPU: Asus ROG Strix RTX 3080 (White)
RAM: 32GB DDR4 G.Skill Trident Z Neo RGB 3600MHz
Motherboard: Asus ROG X570 Crosshair VIII Dark Hero (WIFI)
Cooler: ASUS ROG Strix LC 240 AIO Liquid CPU Cooler (White)
Case: Asus TUF GT501 (White)
Power Supply: Asus ROG Strix 850W 80+ Gold Premium

#Nullzee #Minecraft #FPS

[Danymok]

*87°C on desktop* "That's too hot!"

*87°C on laptop* "Oh wow this is running very cool"

[Ertyez]

8:00 *Hiding the UI gives 400fps*

The solution has been right there all along...

[silva]

people playing game at 2000fps: "playable"
me playing game at 30fps: *THIS SO FUKING SMOOTH*

[rarebrockstark]

To explain why the low res texture pack lowered the FPS, minecraft is still in itself rendering it a 16 bits, it then uses the Xbit(s) image over the prerenderd 3D modle. Therefore the FPS wouldn't go up and its going down most likely because of the prosses of swapping images.

The reason it goes down with higher bit texture packs is because wilse the blocks geometry is being rendered in 16 bit, a HD photo is still gonna take some horse power to render.

[Beefles]

Totally didn't get jebaited by that loading screen.

[thechinesepuppet]

ah yes, minecraft, the true fps test to determine your computer’s worthiness.

[SugmaNatsu]

Me watching a 4500 fps minecraft gameplay on a 60hz screen:

*that looks smooth, like 60 fps smooth*

[marcocelauro]

With Amd gpus (rx6000 mostly), you can actually reach 3000+ fps in the game bc they released an OpenGL update for the drivers last year, without sodium, it works pretty well with rx500 too

[irianx]

the best part about running at 2 fps, is that you dont get any frame drops because you're already at the lowest possible


edit: yall needa stfu i have reached 0 fps ik 2 fps isnt the lowest, stfu (x2)

[MK-lsjg]

As an owner of an rtx 3090, i can confirm that the 10 degree increase of room temp is farely accurate

[tayyyyllllor]

"2800 FPS IS IS NOT ENOUGH."
The computer: *WHAT THE HELL DO YOU WANT FROM ME*

[CommanderCodd]

Having discord and Spotify open at the same time as Minecraft is the ultimate test

[RoboDoggo]

“We’re going to need something bigger, better, and faster.” “Duracell optimum is the best battery out there.”

[dieselschannel]

by the way, minecraft by default only uses 2g of ram. You can change it in advanced options on the versions window. Adding more ram makes for example, running mods better

[estacaotech]

Thats what I was looking for! I recently bought my 7000hz monitor and I had to find a way to push my calculator to its maximum, my avg FPS after your video is around 5800-6500fps on my 12 digit calculator, I had to upgrade from my 8 digit because it was running with only 4000fps.

[hourstime]

It isn’t max fps. You can lower the resolution!

[khgb]

This guy's PC running ultra gigachad shader and 1024 texture: This is a bit uncomfortable but playable.
My laptop running Powerpoint: Oh no why did you run powerpoint, I'm going to commit mass destruction of your fan

[yesyess]

Him: "were gonna need something better"

Also him: **assigns only 2 gigs of ram for Minecraft**

[morekathool]

This dude got a whole ass new computer for a block game, what an absolute chad. Love it.

[koye]

Sodium and most other modern performance enhancements work by adding checks to skip things that are expensive to render or lumping things like draw calls together, so they won't be as performant when rendering nothing at all but will be insanely better at playing the actual game