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Inside of the NVIDIA Control Panel I turned off Vertical sync and unchecked "Enable G-SYNC". This seemed to help in less strenuous scenarios like when I created a new world. I was getting 200-500 FPS. I guess in my scenario with my world it didn't help much because I was barely even seeing 143 FPS. It's weird, because I don't really have that much comparability speaking. Perhaps that's just how it is. I'm going to try giving Minecraft more RAM. I have 32 GB total, so will do 16 like suggested.
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I play mostly SinglePlayer. I can try allocating more RAM (have to google how lol) and editing my JVM-Arguments as well. For now, I wanted to show this image. Newly created world and I looked straight up. I didn't see more than 143 FPS. The second image was the same set up, lowing the render distance as low as possible (2 chunks) and didn't see a difference in FPS in-game. Odd thing was my FPS increased when I tabbed out and went back to max of 143 when I came back.
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I have my drivers updated. In my screenshot above it'll show RAM and GPU so I assume my GPU is being used. I don't know how to switch it if it's not. I also find it weird I'm not even getting over 100 FPS anymore at my base anymore.. and it's not even that big. No redstone or anything.
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Anyone else have any input by chance?
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I might, just really want to fix whatever the issue here is.
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Not a horrible idea, I restart my computer at least once a day though.
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I installed optifine but not really noticing anything. Average FPS seems to be the same. g.
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I don't use optifine at the moment, but yeah I should download it. Figured even without that, I should be getting higher FPS though. I have java updated (even installed today's update). Here's two images: two images.
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I checked this website, again I don't what performance I should be truly getting - one of the reasons I'm posting this but I feel like it should be a lot higher. I'm getting similar FPS with Witcher 3 and ARK on maxed graphics. https://www.gpucheck.com/game-gpu/minecraft/nvidia-geforce-rtx-2080-ti/intel-core-i9-9900k-3-60ghz/
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I've gotten better FPS at times with my old computer that costed 3k dollars less. Idk if it's 600 FPS, but that seems to be beside the point.
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Hello. I feel like I should get getting a lot higher FPS, but perhaps others can inform me. My average FPS in Minecraft has been around 120. From my research I should be getting like 600 on average. I play vanilla, SinglePlayer, java. Any help would be greatly appreciated.. I recently brought the computer back in December. PC Specs: Motherboard - ASUS ROG Maximus XI Hero CPU - Intel Core i9-9900K 8-Core 3.6 GHz CPU COOLING - NZXT Kraken X62 GPU - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti - ASUS ROG STRIX RAM - G.SKILL TridentZ RGB 8GB (x4) POWER SUPPLY - Seasonic Focus GX 1000W Gold D