Grimmie XII
2012-01-23 14:07:40 UTC
javaw -Xmx28672m -Xms14336m -jar "C:\Users\Grimmie XII\Desktop\Minecraft.exe"
Supposedly this runs Minecraft with 14 GB of all my RAM
Here's my system specs:
Model: Gateway FX 6860
Processor: Intel i7-2600 @ 3.4 GHz (4 core)
RAM: 16 GB
64-bit Operating System
Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti
I also have these mods for Minecraft:
OptiFine Hd A4 Standard (Settings turned up)
OptiFine HD A4 Multi-Core
OptiFine HD A5 AA
[Texture Pack] Mind Shatter x256
Sonic Ether's Unbelievable Shaders v1.1 (Dynamic Shadows Mod)
For OptiFine I'm using the video settings:
Graphics: Fancy
Smooth Lighting: 100
Fog: Fancy
Mipmap Level: Max
All Animations "On"
Render Distance: Far
Performance: Max FPS
View Bobbing: On
Advanced OpenGL: Fast
Mipmap Type: Linear
-Details-
Everything Fancy, Clear Water and Sky are Off
Anisotopic Filtering: 16
Anti-aliasing:16
-Other-
Smooth FPS: On
Fast Debug Info: Off
Load Far: On
Chunk Updates: 5
Far View: OFF (I wouldn't even attempt this without more FPS)
Smooth Input: On
Preloaded Chunks: Off
Dynamic Updates: On
So, anyways I used to be able to run Minecraft at about 300 fps, for some reason, on "good days" it would read 600 fps in the F3 menu. Now I can only play at around 20 fps and the choppiness of the gameplay is nearly unbearable. I noticed the severe difference after the first time I downloaded and configured the OptiFine mods (all 4 last time) and now its worse that I have the Dynamic Shaders Mod. I want to keep my Minecraft looking this great, but is there any way to do it with better fps?
Thank you for your time in reading this. I greatly appreciate the effort you may put into answering this for me. Please no unnecessary answers, I need help on this.
God Bless, and thanks!