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Taytx
2 months ago

1. What are you playing about?

Two. Any mods?

3. Once in the task manager, what is exactly done and whether really minecraft is the problem?

TwTxD
2 months ago

I guess you didn’t increase the RAM assigned to Minecraft, and it’s the normal (4?) GB.

As soon as you install some mods or so, nix goes more.

Raptor2799
2 months ago

Memory?

Mods/Shader?

Internet(on server)?

There are many reasons why it lies.

Aleisk
2 months ago

Hey,

did you see if your monitor is connected with your graphics card and not with the mainboard it could also put it

mf.

Aleisk
2 months ago
Reply to  Hubert528

I think it’s from a setting in Minecraft or on your Windows since I’m looking at it is only in MC the case with the kaffs if probably you need to inquire about Minecraft settings maybe what’s off or set to too little.

mf.

Aleisk
2 months ago
Reply to  Hubert528

Where are you so sure?

Gnurfy
2 months ago

See if your GeForce is in their 3D clock mode at all, or if it remains in 2D mode with a few 100 Mhz.

Gnurfy
2 months ago
Reply to  Hubert528

Please check The Information in the system on my part asked. Otherwise it won’t do anything.

Gnurfy
2 months ago

If you don’t want my help, stop here.

I’m just telling you the keyword “Frametimes” in consideration, it’s like I’m proposing to try with an FPS limiter to 100 instead of up to 2000 FPS.

Guden…👋

Gnurfy
2 months ago

I’m out, but in the last attempt, I recommend using an FPS limiter for evener frametimes as a whole. Simply adjust monitor nominal frequency – 1 to 2 FPS depending on the monitor.