GTX 1050 Low Minecraft FPS

[rileywags]

Hey I just got this dell inspron gaming with a i5-7300 quad core and a GTX 1050 4gb vRam and I downloaded minecraft and been getting horrible preformence and ive been trying to find anything on this with no luck and playing with around with the settings but I cant get over 20-25 fps can anyone help?

[emosun]

load less chunks otherwise any machine will lag with minecraft

[rileywags]

ive tried that i should be getting 100+ fps

 

[JaegerB]

1 minute ago, emosun said:

load less chunks otherwise any machine will lag with minecraft

Minecraft is a very CPU intensive game. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if your CPU is at 100% load and your GPU under 30%. Lower your chunks to 12. If it's still laggy after then, install Optifine and go through the advanced graphics settings.

[TheCherryKing]

Minecraft is poorly optimized and runs poorly even on the best gaming PC's and high-end workstations.

[rileywags]

1 minute ago, JaegerB said:

Minecraft is a very CPU intensive game. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if your CPU is at 100% load and your GPU under 30%. Lower your chunks to 12. If it's still laggy after then, install Optifine and go through the advanced graphics settings.

no ive played it and its at 14% max

[JaegerB]

2 minutes ago, rileywags said:

no ive played it and its at 14% max

The GPU or CPU? If so, can you provide screenshots?

[Jurrunio]

Make sure you dont use power saving power plan in windows

[HeavyFtw]

31 minutes ago, emosun said:

load less chunks otherwise any machine will lag with minecraft

i played minecraft on my old laptop with intel HD graphics 4000 and a i3 3217u

 

i always got over 60 fps now his i5 is way better so there is a issue here

 

12 chunks
graphics was on fast

smooth lighting off

[HeavyFtw]

36 minutes ago, rileywags said:

Hey I just got this dell inspron gaming with a i5-7300 quad core and a GTX 1050 4gb vRam and I downloaded minecraft and been getting horrible preformence and ive been trying to find anything on this with no luck and playing with around with the settings but I cant get over 20-25 fps can anyone help?

do you have all of the latest drivers?

[emosun]

2 minutes ago, HeavyFtw said:

i played minecraft on my old laptop with intel HD graphics 4000 and a i3 3217u

 

i always got over 60 fps now his i5 is way better so there is a issue here

 

12 chunks
graphics was on fast

smooth lighting off

you're talking about a game that requires an internet connection to play which means the game is immediately not a reliable source for gauging pc performance.

a pentium 3 could play the game faster than an i7 purely based on connection speeds/ connection reliability / ping / what server it's connected to / the severs traffic/ and the servers speed.

[HeavyFtw]

1 minute ago, emosun said:

you're talking about a game that requires an internet connection to play which means the game is immediately not a reliable source for gauging pc performance.

a pentium 3 could play the game faster than an i7 purely based on connection speeds/ connection reliability / ping / what server it's connected to / the severs traffic/ and the servers speed.

it does not require a internet connection even then that shouldnt effect performance

 

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[MarcVez]

try turning off bump mapping, it doesn't play nice with some cards

 

also are you playing with mods?

[MicarHaus]

Make shore that the cable is plugged into the graphics card and not the motherboard.

[emosun]

3 minutes ago, HeavyFtw said:

it does not require a internet connection even then that shouldnt effect performance

every minecraft account requires a login even for single player , and if you think internet connections can't cause lag you havent been using the internet very long

[Anjelllo]

38 minutes ago, JaegerB said:

Minecraft is a very CPU intensive game. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if your CPU is at 100% load and your GPU under 30%. Lower your chunks to 12. If it's still laggy after then, install Optifine and go through the advanced graphics settings.

Minecraft never maxed out a single core for me..... even when I played on my old fx pc

 

6 minutes ago, emosun said:

you're talking about a game that requires an internet connection to play which means the game is immediately not a reliable source for gauging pc performance.

a pentium 3 could play the game faster than an i7 purely based on connection speeds/ connection reliability / ping / what server it's connected to / the severs traffic/ and the servers speed.

You can play minecraft single player without a connection, there is no always online feature. The fps shouldn't be affected by the connection you have to the server.

 

45 minutes ago, rileywags said:

Hey I just got this dell inspron gaming with a i5-7300 quad core and a GTX 1050 4gb vRam and I downloaded minecraft and been getting horrible preformence and ive been trying to find anything on this with no luck and playing with around with the settings but I cant get over 20-25 fps can anyone help?

I had this exact same problem with my old gaming laptop. First, make sure you have the latest nvidia drivers, then when they are installed, right click the minecraft icon and select "start with dedication graphics card" or something similar to that. See, your computer deems minecraft easy enough to run that it starts the program running on the integrated graphics by default, and you have to tell it to open the program using the gpu so that you don't get the horrible framerate from the intergrated graphics. Just remember to do that every time you want to open minecraft.

[HeavyFtw]

1 minute ago, Anjelllo said:

Minecraft never maxed out a single core for me..... even when I played on my old fx pc

 

You can play minecraft single player without a connection, there is no always online feature. The fps shouldn't be affected by the connection you have to the server.

 

I had this exact same problem with my old gaming laptop. First, make sure you have the latest nvidia drivers, then when they are installed, right click the minecraft icon and select "start with dedication graphics card" or something similar to that. See, your computer deems minecraft easy enough to run that it starts the program running on the integrated graphics by default, and you have to tell it to open the program using the gpu so that you don't get the horrible framerate from the intergrated graphics. Just remember to do that every time you want to open minecraft.

THANK GOD i was about to explain all of this

[Brett_Bst]

3 hours ago, HeavyFtw said:

THANK GOD i was about to explain all of this

So why not just disable the intergrated graphics ? Then it has to run on the graphics card 

[Brett_Bst]

4 hours ago, TheCherryKing said:

Minecraft is poorly optimized and runs poorly even on the best gaming PC's and high-end workstations.

Well I run mine craft maxed out @100fps so that's not true 

[TheCherryKing]

19 minutes ago, Brett_Bst said:

Well I run mine craft maxed out @100fps so that's not true 

Not everybody has the same computer as you.

[Brett_Bst]

Just now, TheCherryKing said:

Not everybody has the same computer as you.

Yes that I know but you said it runs bad even on the best machines when clearly it don't 

[TheCherryKing]

Just now, Brett_Bst said:

Yes that I know but you said it runs bad even on the best machines when clearly it don't 

Again, not everybody has the same computer as you!

[Brett_Bst]

Like unsaid before why not just disable the intergrated graphics ? Job done 

 

[Eduard the weeb]

14 hours ago, rileywags said:

Hey I just got this dell inspron gaming with a i5-7300 quad core and a GTX 1050 4gb vRam and I downloaded minecraft and been getting horrible preformence and ive been trying to find anything on this with no luck and playing with around with the settings but I cant get over 20-25 fps can anyone help?

Try closing background applications it may also help to delete bloat ware on the laptop. Mine craft can run on a Raspberry pie and get 60 fps in 720p so It is most likely that your cpu and gpu are working to hard on other tasks or you bought a faulty product and you many wanna return to dell or however it is you bought it from.

[YedZed]

13 hours ago, emosun said:

every minecraft account requires a login even for single player , and if you think internet connections can't cause lag you havent been using the internet very long

Tell me why the hell I can play singleplayer offline.