This new pc crushes my old pc in every way including in single core performance. My old pc was an i7 4790k 4.8ghz, 32gb ddr3 at 19xx mhz, and 8gb rx580 and it ran 60fps 4k no issue at all. Makes sense in theory, but i still think something is set wrong. To give you an example of Minecraft's performance, back in early 2016 my friend built a new PC consisting of an i7-6700k, 16GB RAM, and a GTX 1070, and Minecraft still had performance issues even with only a small handful of Quality of Life mods installed. Additionally, I believe the Windows 10 version of Minecraft is more optimized due to it running C++ (or some variant of C) whereas the Java version is using, well, Java. Minecraft still prefers fewer, faster cores than multi-core CPUs where each core may operate slower. on just about every other game im getting around 300 fps on 4k with max graphics settings, But minecraft is so hard to run that im only getting 20-50? What am i missing here? i shouldnt have to turn the chunks down on a pc this powerful.īecause it's not optimized to run on modern hardware. why is Minecraft not taking advantage of the power it has at its disposal? what do i need to set? where? how? because apparently just setting things normally doesnt work.

and all this while the cpu is around 20% and the gpu is around 40%. Why is it that when i max out the settings i cant even hold 60fps? it usually around 50fps but sometimes dips below 30 and stays there for a few seconds. getting all my games sorted out and installed and/or their paths set on other drives. You can give it a try on stock i3 - it should be fine if you aren't planning on having many players or large worlds.So i downloaded minecraft again. Went through the same ordeal with my army of Lenovo M93p's. HP Prodesk will also work, but even if you had a local CPU upgrade - it won't be cheap. You can potentially set it up as VM host, run Windows+Minecraft on one VM and use the rest of your resources for other interesting things. If you have under 10 players, then it's a total overkill and you won't benefit from all the cores, but the main advantage of LGA2011 rig is price. At one point I was tempted to get a 128GB kit for $120, but for some reason prioritized other things. Sometimes (in my case, when local market gets over-saturated), you can get it even cheaper. Got my 2660 for under $20.Ĥx4GB DDR3 ECC REG cost me $50 or so, and it's easier to find cause it's abundant and has very little use outside server space. Something like Xeon E5-2620 can be found as cheap as $10. I've built a little server for work based off HP Z620, and at the time it was a lot cheaper and nearly twice as powerful as the nearest desktop Ivy bridge.

DDR3 ECC is cheap and CPU prices are at their lowest. Click to expand.I hate these boards for many reasons, but for low-budget minecraft server it's perfect.

Sff pc for modded minecraft