BEST SETTINGS to FIX LAG for Minecraft PC

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[MattVidPro]

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[JoshayXdanton]

Good tip: play these types of videos on 2x speed to have less of your time wasted.

[earth-pig]

I lowkey feel bad I asked my parents and they looked happy when they bought it for me. It literally unplayable and now I feel like I wasted their money😔

[notneon]

Wow this really helped! I play on a 7 year old laptop and it runs pretty smooth but every once in a while it lags but not a lot. You just earned a new sub!

[Paoku]

Thank you SO much! I've been having major lag spikes on my computer, I am definitely subbing and leaving a like!

[ntrh]

You have helped my lagg so much now, I have like 60 fps bow and I can run shaders

[johndrawzstuff]

Thanks! I was really laggy but now I’m allot faster when doing pvp and stuff like that.

[Finnfrog]

This literally changed everything in how I play! It is so amazingly smooth now. Before I was getting hardly any movement! Thank you!

[kazooplayer]

I just got a pretty detailed texture pack and better leaves so my game was near unplayable sometimes even though I had optifine. This really helped! There is still a bit of lag but not nearly as much as before.

[trayn_]

I cannot explain how happy I am I literaly could NOT EVEN WALK properly and now I can play the game just fine, it isnt the smoothest experience but it helps out a TON you desrve a like and I subscribed as well

[haleyszone]

thanks dude my computer is like 8 years old and before i could not even walk correctly now there is still a little lag but ur advice helped sm thanks

[hyou_ta]

Fullscreen resolution: 1280x720
Biome blend: Off
Graphics: Fast
Smooth Lighting: Off
VSync: off
Mipmap: Max 4(if 8+ chunks)
Render distance: Depends on how much your pc can handle
Max framerate: 30 fps
Clouds: fast
Particles: minimal

[spine]

this helped so much, i was having screen tearing and i was looking everywhere, thanks for this tutorial.

[Czeyron]

Ah yes, the good old days when we used to call Minecraft Java "Minecraft PC."

[acrxm]

Thanks man, i have gone from 40-60fps to around 100-200+ fps on laptop, you earned a sub

[akbarashurov]

Thank you very much! I have a normal laptop not gor gaming, but now I can play like in a gaming PC

[gooberbob]

This video was so helpful! Before I was running at like one frame every five seconds this is so much better

[cherrybleed]

The fact that his screen looks so smooth

[mraalu]

Thanks bro you got my fps from 3 to 6-7 😂 my pc sucks
but❤️ it works alot you got a sub

[Rudxain]

Biome Blend only decreases FPS when a *biome border is generated or updated, * because MC caches the color map for the entire border. Same applies to smooth lighting, but light updates happen literally everywhere and very frequently, even in adventure mode (but obviously reduced).

In early versions of MC, the day-night cycle caused a lot of lag at dawn because MC cached the light map *FOR EACH GAME TICK, * now MC keeps a secondary cache to perform an optimized dawn transition.

Setting particles to "Minimal" affects gameplay a lot, because *you can't see when did you tame a pet or a horse, * you can't see any "love particles" because they are set to 0, that's why I prefer "Decreased".

I recommend to set the render and simulation distance to 8 or 6, for farms, spawning, and redstone machines to work correctly, and set it to 12 or 16 when exploring new places *at daytime.* Exploring at night with high chunk distances is a bad idea because it causes both client and server lag (even local server lag in singleplayer) making it difficult to escape or fight monsters