Am I getting the right amount of FPS in Minecraft

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I have seen people get very high frame rate in minecraft with some fairly low end to mainstream hardware. I am getting in minecraft high 40s to very low 60 fps in minecraft.
I have an amd fx 6300 OC to 3.8Ghz, and a xfx DD r9 270x overclocked to 1225Mhz core clock and 1465Mhz memory clock also I get mid 20s sometimes low 20s to low 30s fps while running glsl shaders mod with seus shader pack
is this normal
P.S I will be getting an h100i which I scored for 80 bucks tomorrow in the mail I plan to OC between 4.8-5.0ghz depending on my luck with the processor thanks in advance
 
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It is Java after all...
Indeed there are exceptions (no pun intended, should any OOL developer read this :p), but it relatively allows you to run any software coded using it on any machine featuring either the JRE or the JDK (same version or higher) installed.
As a side note on JDK performing better than JRE and to keep this simple, the JDK's package comes with the JRE plus all the modules to develop your own application, so it may be overriding particular modules with better, source-based ones, or have access to other libraries which improve MC's overall performance.

I don't own Minecraft, but if it's running on Java I can assume it's nothing different than a common application made with the said language. You should look for tips on...
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It is Java after all...
Indeed there are exceptions (no pun intended, should any OOL developer read this :p), but it relatively allows you to run any software coded using it on any machine featuring either the JRE or the JDK (same version or higher) installed.
As a side note on JDK performing better than JRE and to keep this simple, the JDK's package comes with the JRE plus all the modules to develop your own application, so it may be overriding particular modules with better, source-based ones, or have access to other libraries which improve MC's overall performance.

I don't own Minecraft, but if it's running on Java I can assume it's nothing different than a common application made with the said language. You should look for tips on how to tweak the JVM for running it better, like increasing its available memory, using a different "garbage collector" (in short, it's the "janitor" of the game, cleaning up resources that aren't needed anymore from your system memory), or using a different thread scheduler which enforces multi-core operation whenever possible (since you're on an FX, it's going to help)...
I suppose there are plenty of guides about them around the internet, considering how famous the game is.
 
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