minecraft feels choppy

[BardiaMGTGC]

i play minecraft on 300fps average but it really feels choppy

my pc specs

i5 7400

gtx 1050 

8gb ram 2400mhz

minecraft also installed on ssd

[Zihanouk]

It’s probably because of some settings in Minecraft you have to change. Also why are you trying to overclock playing Minecraft?

[eemunni]

Do you have optifine installed? It makes minecraft feel less choppy.

 

[BardiaMGTGC]

50 minutes ago, Zihanouk said:

It’s probably because of some settings in Minecraft you have to change. Also why are you trying to overclock playing Minecraft?

i play other games 

i play minecraft like an hour like a day and play games that i buy everytime

 

[BardiaMGTGC]

14 minutes ago, eemunni said:

Do you have optifine installed? It makes minecraft feel less choppy.

 

yes i have optifine with some other mods (5zig keystrokes auto gg)

[TechyBen]

Minecraft is a lot more choppy than the early days IMO. Only used Java version though.

[BardiaMGTGC]

10 minutes ago, TechyBen said:

Minecraft is a lot more choppy than the early days IMO. Only used Java version though.

so theres no way? cuz i tested things in google and didnt worked

 

[GimmeGaming]

Windows exploit protection affects this game. Disable it or add an exclusion and see if it helps.

I would have this problem a lot when I playing Minecraft with my son but it was resolved with disabling Exploit protection.

You need to reboot your pc after making the change.

 

I ran it on both of my systems:

1950x 32gb ram Gtx 1080 m.2 drive

&

1800x 32gb ram Rtx 2080 m.2 drive

 

Both systems had issues with it until I disabled the feature.

[MadAnt250]

8 hours ago, BardiaMGTGC said:

i play minecraft on 300fps average but it really feels choppy

my pc specs

i5 7400

gtx 1050 

8gb ram 2400mhz

minecraft also installed on ssd

Did you try reducing your render distance and turning on V-sync? Your game can look choppy if your monitors refresh rate is way lower than the fps in the game.

[StarsMars]

Are you cutting wood?

[BardiaMGTGC]

9 hours ago, MadAnt250 said:

Did you try reducing your render distance and turning on V-sync? Your game can look choppy if your monitors refresh rate is way lower than the fps in the game.

i use nvidia control panel vsync but idc how i can get like 300 fps with nvidia v sync which is weird

my monitor refresh rate is 60

[GimmeGaming]

You could also look to disable p and c states in the bios. This could help reduce micro stutter.