(HELP) How to: Better FPS on Mac 64-bit Client. While the load times are ok, even with the lowest settings, i have average 12 FPS. While the change of your config file helped with the 32 bit client, now there isn't that option, there isn't anything else to improve our performance.

If you’re experiencing slowness in Minecraft Realms, please visit: Slowness in games can often be difficult to diagnose, but it is usually alleviated by having a computer that meets the system requirements and having a steady broadband internet connection. While there are many factors that could potentially contribute to slowness in Minecraft, most of them can be sorted into two categories: Computer processing (low framerate): If your computer does not meet the, you will probably experience slowed or choppy gameplay. When playing Minecraft, press F3 to view information about the game. Look at the top row and locate the FPS. If this number is lower than 30, the game may be running too slowly due to your software configuration or insufficient graphical and computer processing hardware.

The Minecraft Wiki has a tutorial with instructions how to improve the frame rate, it's available here: You may also want to visit our list of especially the forums and IRC chat for further help. Network connection (latency or lag): This is usually caused by a slow or inconsistent internet connection, or by a slow server. In general, the information is not going between your computer and the server that you're playing on as quickly as it needs.

While Minecraft may perform similarly to the issue above, your framerate may not always be low, and you may experience characters 'jumping' from location to location as the server and computer catch up with what should be located where. If you're experiencing slowed performance due to a connection, you may need to pause or stop any current downloads, change your network settings, or you may require a faster internet connection. Didn't find what you were looking for? To return to Minecraft Troubleshooting.

Click to expand.The HD4000 is the best integrated chip available to Apple users right now, but the 650m is discrete, only available in the 15' models, and walks all over the HD4000. You probably had the HD3000 in your old MBA assuming it wasn't a 2012 one. The HD4000 should perform significantly faster so it doesn't sound like you need to worry about your graphics performance in Minecraft, assuming it actually runs off of the GPU. Which, iirc, it doesn't - it's a more CPU intensive game I think. But it's been a while so I could be wrong. The HD4000 is the best integrated chip available to Apple users right now, but the 650m is discrete, only available in the 15' models, and walks all over the HD4000. You probably had the HD3000 in your old MBA assuming it wasn't a 2012 one.

The HD4000 should perform significantly faster so it doesn't sound like you need to worry about your graphics performance in Minecraft, assuming it actually runs off of the GPU. Which, iirc, it doesn't - it's a more CPU intensive game I think. But it's been a while so I could be wrong. EDIT: Holy ****, user above me necrobumped this.

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Let's see.Early 2011 cMBP i5 2.3 dual, 384MB HD3000. I play with Fancy Graphics, 8 chunk loading (16 on 1.8), and turning off just about everything. Minimum smooth lighting vanilla, about 35% on optifine. I play with a decent amount of mob farms around, both manual and automatic. 1.8 Snapshot 14w30c - gameplay, average 20fps on world load, during chunk loading, 35fps gameplay. No optifine for 1.7.9 Non-Optifine - 30-40fps consistently, depending on how many chunk loaders I have active/mob farms 1.7.4 Optifine Vanilla - 60-80 fps. 1.7.4 Vanilla - 30 fps 1.7.4 Optifine Bukkit - 20-40 fps (server) 1.7.2 Optifine Vanilla - 50 fps 1.7.2 Optifine Bukkit - 20-30 fps 1.7.2 Vanilla - 40 fps 1.6.4 Optifine vanilla - 40 fps Honestly minecraft isn't something you have to worry about, assuming single player.