A friend of mine is a big fan of the game Minecraft, but his ancient Lenovo has trouble running the game. So, he has decided to build his own PC. I recently built my own computer, and I in general know more about them, so he asked me to help. What are the minimal requirements to run the game at 50-60 FPS? I would prefer it if you didn't give me a PCpartspicker list, and just said "4 gigs of RAM", "Radeon 7850 or better", ect, but any info would be great.
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Minimum Requirements For 60 FPS In Minecraft?
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James Mason
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https://help.mojang.com/customer/portal/articles/325948-minecraft-system-requirements
The bigger the server/world gets the slower the game will run though.
Minecraft is kind of a huge resource hog the longer you play it.
The bigger the server/world gets the slower the game will run though.
Minecraft is kind of a huge resource hog the longer you play it.
N1ghthawk7
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Does he have a server? Does he play online? If so probably a core i5 8gigs of ram and Radeon 7850 would be good. I7 would be best but I have no clue what his budget is. Hope this helps!
Get an i3-4130 for him. No discrete graphics needed. A 4 or 8 GB kit of RAM at 1600 MHz+ would be good as well.
I didn't have a graphics card for a short period of time and all I could really play was Minecraft. Now, I am using an i5-4670K, but I got to 120 FPS quite a few times using the integrated graphics (Intel HD Graphics 4400, same on the i3) so the i3-4130 should do just fine. For a motherboard you can pick up an MSI H81M-E33 on the cheap side ($45) and a CX430 shouldn't set you back very far and that's all you'd need anyways.
I didn't have a graphics card for a short period of time and all I could really play was Minecraft. Now, I am using an i5-4670K, but I got to 120 FPS quite a few times using the integrated graphics (Intel HD Graphics 4400, same on the i3) so the i3-4130 should do just fine. For a motherboard you can pick up an MSI H81M-E33 on the cheap side ($45) and a CX430 shouldn't set you back very far and that's all you'd need anyways.
Callumhollis
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Intel i3 and hd graphics can get you like 40-65 fps but I recommend at least Intel i5-4460 and GTX 680 . Although if you have a decent budget of like 800-1200$ , an Intel i5-4690K and Nvidia Gtx 750 Ti 2Gb , 8Gb and 1TB will easily get 100+ FPS and maybe 300+
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i playd minecrafft on a core 2 duo and gt 610 2 gigs ram
and it ran a constand 58-60 fps even in 1.7.10
and it ran a constand 58-60 fps even in 1.7.10
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1.7.10 isn't supported by multiplayer servers.
i'd recommend a lightweight linux distro, like linux mint xfce. and putting minecraft in windowed mode with something like fabulously optimized or lunar client/optifine, and if ur using windows 10+ to play bedrock edition most older laptops can run it. so yeah you don't need a gaming pc just basicaly use it with the lowest settings without v-sync but download lunar client or optifine
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