I recently have had this problem where when I'm not recording Minecraft, the FPS is lower than it should be as Minecraft (not very demanding game) should be able to run very well with my current PC specs:
CPU: i5-4460 @ 3.2 ghz
GPU: EVGA GTX 750ti SC
Ram: 16 GB DDR3
MOBO: ASRock H97 Anniversary
1 TB HDD x 2
At certain times during gameplay, I drop to 30-40 FPS in selective servers. It is fixed by pressing the Nvidia Shadowplay hotkey to begin recording, and the FPS suddenly increases to 200+. Is there a reason for this? When I press F3, Minecraft shows it's using the dedicated GPU and not the Intel integrated graphics. After I stop recording, the high FPS lingers for a while, and returns back to 40-60 after joining a new server.
Image of before recording: http://i.imgur.com/orgHHTY.png
Recording: http://i.imgur.com/4XlsvW5.png
In addition, it is sometimes fixed by going into chrome and doing other things and then returning to the game. Other times, it's fixed by pressing F3 and the FPS will suddenly increase.
I appreciate any answers, and thanks in advance for any possible solutions.
CPU: i5-4460 @ 3.2 ghz
GPU: EVGA GTX 750ti SC
Ram: 16 GB DDR3
MOBO: ASRock H97 Anniversary
1 TB HDD x 2
At certain times during gameplay, I drop to 30-40 FPS in selective servers. It is fixed by pressing the Nvidia Shadowplay hotkey to begin recording, and the FPS suddenly increases to 200+. Is there a reason for this? When I press F3, Minecraft shows it's using the dedicated GPU and not the Intel integrated graphics. After I stop recording, the high FPS lingers for a while, and returns back to 40-60 after joining a new server.
Image of before recording: http://i.imgur.com/orgHHTY.png
Recording: http://i.imgur.com/4XlsvW5.png
In addition, it is sometimes fixed by going into chrome and doing other things and then returning to the game. Other times, it's fixed by pressing F3 and the FPS will suddenly increase.
I appreciate any answers, and thanks in advance for any possible solutions.
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