performance decrease

[a7mddiaa]

Hello,yesterday i bought a new pc with this specs :

i5 7400

4gb ram

intel hd 630

and i tested it on mine-craft using optifine it was an average of 200 fps

now it is average of 130/150 i tried restarting alot of times and killing all other tasks and alot of other stuff nothing works 

 

[a7mddiaa]

it is not a noticeable difference now since the original one (without optifine) run on 110 fps

[Meag]

Did you test it out on a newly generated world?

[a7mddiaa]

Just now, ShadowArk said:

Did you test it out on a newly generated world?

yeah both times

[Meag]

Just now, a7mddiaa said:

yeah both times

It could have just been that while the world was not fully generated you had a higher fps as not as many things were being loaded at once. I think that its a issue with the Minecraft or the worlds you have made rather than the Pc

[a7mddiaa]

thx for answer  any way do you know a good pc cleaner? i feel like my pc is full with malware and trash

[a7mddiaa]

1 minute ago, Jorgen297 said:

It's not your hardware, that's for sure. If your testing was accurate, which I doubt, then it's either the Minecraft installation, Windows, or other factors in the OS like background applications etc.

good news i was verry worried if the hardware has a problem but if it is software i will reset windows

[Jurrunio]

Get more RAM and you are fine. If it's a new PC you don't need a "cleaner" to clean your bloat. In fact, most cleaners work so often that they drag the system behind, making them the actual "bloat"

[kb5zue]

The best cleaner is a fresh install of windows.  If in doubt, do a low-level format, repartition the drive, format, then reinstall the OS.  Can't think of anything that would survive all that.

 

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/15088/windows-create-installation-media

 

[a7mddiaa]

47 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

Get more RAM and you are fine. If it's a new PC you don't need a "cleaner" to clean your bloat. In fact, most cleaners work so often that they drag the system behind, making them the actual "bloat"

it is new pc but with same old hard drive

32 minutes ago, kb5zue said:

The best cleaner is a fresh install of windows.  If in doubt, do a low-level format, repartition the drive, format, then reinstall the OS.  Can't think of anything that would survive all that.

 

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/15088/windows-create-installation-media

 

i used malware-bytes seems good removed my browser malware

[a7mddiaa]

i want to let you informed (idk if this means what i mean i am bad at english)

that it was my fault i used shaders then turned it off even after i turned it off it changed fast fps option to off