xJosh_D :
Sevenater :
xJosh_D :
Sevenater :
Many people have been complaining about Minecraft FPS drops, in some cases you might just want to reinstall the game, but also there is a setting in the game that allows you to change your max FPS, for some reason you may have that slider on 30, or something like that. And also, what are you getting your FPS monitor from? FRAPS? if so, fraps may also have a FPS cap for that particular game.
Hope this helps!
Hi, I don't believe it's that simple, when I'm playing minecraft I have no other application open which could affect my pc's performance, I have VSync completely disabled and my minecraft has always been set to max fps. This is very confusing to me, as I have updated all the necessary drivers and java 32 bit and 64 bit. It also can't be an issue with my graphics card or CPU as my pc was built yesterday with parts which are completely new.
If you have no program open how do you know how much FPS you are getting?
Since it's minecraft we're talking about, you can use the key 'F3' to view your fps.
I would assume the problem is the game itself. The 7870 is substantially more powerful in terms of harware than a 550TI, so the issue is software. BF3 is not really a worthwhile comparison, different games, different coding, different system demands, you're comparing apples to oranges. I don't know what kind of resolution you're playing at to get 120 FPS on BF3, it would have to be something awfully low. I max it out at 1080p I get something like 40-50 average with the same graphics card.
FRAPS, yes I have noticed occasionally that even running the FPS module on it (and not recording) causes game stutter from time to time.