How to reduce LAGGGG!!!

[HvPanda]

How to reduce the LAGGG!!!

Screaming about your problems have never solved anything this is list about the things you can do to prevent lag.

Ram
Extend the ram.


Open Minecraft and press on the '3 lines' in the upper right corner.


Press on 'Launch options'.


Enable 'JVM arguments' and replace the text with 'Xmx8G'. If your pc has 8GB or less ram make the number that you place it 2GB less. For example, you have 8gb ram you make it 'Xmx6G'. Never make it bigger then '8' it will slower your pc and won't prevent lag in Minecraft.


Optifine
Install the latest optifine. optifine.net
Google 'How to instal optifine'.

Optifine settings
Location:
Options ➤ Video Settings.

Some of the important settings to prevent lag:

Graphics	Fast
Smooth Lightning	OFF
Dynamic Lights	OFF
Framerate	Unlimited
Render Distance	10	(The server doesn't render more)
Quality Settings ➤ Anisotropic Filtering	OFF
Performance settings	enable all

(Play with other settings)

Disable rain:

Detail settings	➤	Rain & Snow:	OFF
Animation settings	➤	Rain Splash:	OFF
Other Settings	➤	Weather:	OFF

BetterFPS
Install BetterFPS https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/betterfps
Go to 'Options...' and click there the option 'BetterFPS Options". If this isn't showing you didn't properly installed the mod.

Fog:	On
Fast Hopper	On
Beacon Beam	On
Fast Beacon	On

Stuck in a block
When you got stuck in a block you're stuck in a 'ghost block'. The server and your computer are out of sync. This happens most of the time at the end of mcmmo skill super breaker. You can't prevent this. when stuck or after a super breaker do /bug. It wil reload the chucks.

Update!
-   Update Minecraft to the latest release.*
-   Update modifications.
-   Update your computer.

Internet Connection
-   Make sure you have a good connection to the router.
-   Avoid machines around the router and between the router and your computer when you use a wifi network.
-   Use a cable if you're be able to.
-   If you use wifi, change channel.
-   Get a better provider.


Tips:
-   Disable programs on the background, browsers, video and audio players take the most ram.
-   Check your surroundings in Minecraft, mob farms can make your area lag.
-   Some texture packs can cause lag. For example HD 128x128+, animated and 3D texture packs.
-   Minimalize animated blocks, water, fire, torches, sea lanterns, redstone.
-   Disable redstone that repeatly updating. (Add a on/off button)
-   Restart your computer time to time.
-   Make an on/off button on your mob farms.

[Luminous_Hands]

Please help me...

computer spec :
AMD Sempron 145 (integrated gpu - radeon HD 4290)
2 GB of RAM
1 TB HDD
standart MOBO

minecraft setting :
All low and disable
2 render distance

and i can't get 60 fps 

[Oplegoman]

computer spec :
AMD Sempron 145 (integrated gpu - radeon HD 4290)
2 GB of RAM
1 TB HDD
standart MOBO

minecraft setting :
All low and disable
2 render distance

and i can't get 60 fps 

Have you installed optifine and gone through all the setting and reduced all the possible sources of lag/Low framerate?

If so, there is nothing you can really do to improve the proformance but upgrade your system (your system is roughly 6 years old) and upgrading a system like yours would cost a large amount with having to replace:

• The motherboard
• type of ram and amount
• CPU
• GPU (optional but increases frame rate)

This could come to a cost of ?250 but can be found cheaper if you are willing to go looking for it or go for lower specs

[Eagler1997]

do you have an ssd in your system? if so install mc on it

[Luminous_Hands]

i already install optifine and dont have any SSD, and i want to know which one is better, standart processor with standart graphics card or higher processor without graphics card?

[Oplegoman]

depending on budget:

• Single Processor that is high powered will cost a lot of money (?200-?2000), so its not really worth it if you play games even if that is Minecraft
• Lower end Processor with a graphics card will still be, at times expensive depending on what you get; but you'll get better performance out of your hardware, less likely to have to upgrade so often (Processor doesn't do all the hard graphical stuff and burnout due to high usage; unlikely but possible) and means games run more smoothly

[Eagler1997]

if you ever see the need in upgrading to improve your gaming performance, https://pcpartpicker.com/list/6Jm3xY, it's a small and quickly made list of stuff that will be able to run minecraft pretty good (not 120 fps, but easily 60 fps) and total is under 600$, this is not a complete pc, since case network adaptors and such are a wide range and personal favorites. And make sure to check if they are all compatible in the space you provide, all parts should be compatible with eachother but checking doesn't hurt

[xXPixel_KingXx]

Thanks for the tip!

[HvPanda]

I added the Betterfps settings. I noticed that the menu isn't showing at mine Minecraft. #fail So it wasn't properly installed.

Does somebody knows something about the 'Algorithm' setting I can't find any clear information about this?