I have 25 fps with optifine On a windows 7 ultimate, 4gb ram, intel core i3 processor Render distance 6 chunks Graphics fancy, 100%smooth lighing View bobbing on and animations all off, in version 1.16.5,thats really low, i will definetly try this method thank you 🥰
After all of this is done, if you’re fps is still trash, you should put on fullscreen mode and lower the resolution to where you get playable fps and playable resolution at the same time. This almost always works. Anyways, great video NotroDan as always. I would kinda like to see what the fps would be with Lunar Client, but it might overwhelm the system. So thanks!
I have had 60 fps before and now I have over 100! Thanks! (For everyone saying that 60 fps is good enough, I only got 60 fps when i was afk and when pvping or just moving, it would go down to 5 fps)
Mine I have Dell Inspiron N4050 Intel HD 3000 and i play on 1.8.9 Cracked Lunar Client and I play on medium settings in It and I get 50 to 130 fps and sometimes to 30 cause of fps drops ;) It's playable but if I record with OBS I get only 0 to 40 fps ;(
bump, waiting for someone to say this, linux mint MATE or XFCE are pretty light and are configured to look and feel like windows out of the box. Puppy Linux or Tiny Linux or Lubuntu could also do the trick as they are designed to be as light as possible. I've never used them though.
@Idot. Definitely, but you may see way better performance with a €15 gpu off ebay, that igpu is really going to bottleneck your system as it's only meant for emergencies as far as I know.
10/10 this method pretty much worked for me, I used to have around 30ish fps and lots of lag spiks but now have around 160 fps now and lag spiks are rare for me. keep up the great work man!!!
For people still struggling with the FPS and not seeing any difference I would suggest to see if fast rendering is causing it. I have 2 laptops and on one fast rendering is decreasing my FPS drastically and on the second one it's the other way around.
I'm pretty sure Fast Render increases the FPS, but when you get better FPS, you are then getting bottlenecked by your CPU and therefore getting lower frames. I recommend experimenting with turning on sky, fog, or smooth lighting (for some reason it may increase FPS when you're on a low-end CPU)
Linux would have actually been the best choice on this laptop, because of the Mesa drivers which have much better OpenGL support, so the FPS will definitely improve.
Try running Minecraft bedrock edition on the laptop since it tends to run much smoother. Just curious to see the fps difference between the two versions.
i for once feel like Im not at the bottom of the ladder lol. I built a PC a few years ago, but I JUST got a RTX3050 and now minecraft runs at 300+fps without any changes. after optimizing the settings it pushes 400+. appreciate the video, I remember my days on a laptop playing minecraft alpha at 30fps after all the optimizing you could do
I have the same laptop and what i did was turn down all of the graphic settings to the lowest and added sodium and other fps boost mods and now i have 80-140 fps (also put high performance on power settings)
Thank you so much I thought my pc had problems, I used to play Minecraft more than 5 years ago and it ran at 200+ FPS your tips with optifine alone gave me the same performance 🙏☺️ my specs are intel b970 ,8 GB ram with a pretty bad HDD 😅
There’s a lot that script does way wrong. Don’t use it. For example, it automatically turns Render Regions on, which should not be used for integrated graphics, and since most low-end laptops have integrated graphics, that’s a pretty dumb mistake for them to make. And if they make a mistake like that, I doubt that script did anything useful because the things it does right and the things it does wrong cancel it out.
Aside from optifine and windows optimization settings you can also try downloading some more optimization mods, like Vanilla Tweaks, NoFog, Lazydfu, Saturn, FastSuite, FerriteCore, entity culling and etc... All of these mods change minecraft's RAM and CPU usage so you'll get alot more fps. I have a laptop worse than the one shown in the video and i get about 60-80 fps with them (keeping in mind i mentioned some mods that are only available for 1.8).
for i think 1.16+ you can use sodium, phosphor, indium, indigo, iris(for shaders), memory leak fix, lazydfu, instantly fast, potatopc boost (or something to do with potato), Starlight, etc. the whole sodium line fixed my fps problem when i was at like 4 gb of ddr4 ram and an AMD cpu that was so bad they turned it into a graphics card line and completly stopped its production. I get avg 110 fps now
If you see this video right now don’t download this it’s malware and will harm your computer. Notrodan new video shows how to uninstall he didn’t know it was malware. Everyone makes mistakes :)
*PSA: Windows Toolbox may be infected with malware.* (See github issue #32, I can't post link because TH-cam is smort and will shadowban my comment if I do so) Great Video otherwise, just wanted to let people know Windows Toolbox is probably not safe to use at the moment. Would be interesting to see how Linux would do on this PC, maybe its drivers for the integrated graphics are a bit faster.
I'd suggest Play with Lunar Client and set customized resolution and keep on playing windowed mode and set it into any 16:9 ratio window so it would still having viewing angles such as 1120x630 or 1056x594 Also do disable startup programs in task manager, manually tweak powerplan, and if Win10 have gamedvr you should definetely disable it in regedit since it has quite the effect on performance stability in my observation.
You could use a fps boost pvp texture pack because some of them give you very good fps boost. On my low end laptop with similar specs to yours I use the misty v2 texture pack because it looks quite good and gets insane fps. Ps technoblade used to use it!
Open Minecraft optifine and then go to options then go to video settings then performance and then turn off all and then turn on only Fast Render, Render Regions and Smart Animations and then full-screen your minecraft and set Max frames 60 and you will get 60 constantly because I have a low-end laptop which have 3gb ram and Intel HD graphics and Intel Pentium processor and lowing down all settings and doing things that I told I did that in my laptop and it was running 60 FPS constantly on 1.8.9
@@1r0nf0x4 no you're wrong when you're on windowed windows renders the game, explorer, desktop , and everything else you have opened which decrease the performance but when you're on fullscreen windows focuses only on the game which gives u better performance. also there is no difference in pixels, if you can deal with less pixels but a performance boost you can lower the resolution
Could you make a video for low end MacBooks, it would help a load of people in the community, including me! Love you and your uploads man, always love to see a video coming from you.
At 2:39 4 Render Distance is nowhere near enough what you'll need for PvP. I would say fast chunk loading plus at least 6 chunks for a somewhat decent experience. Overall - With the amount of software you used, I kind of ask myself if every single program things different from each other. Because it looked all of them, apart from one, altered the exact same things. There is just so much you can do to optimize. One other thing that worried me was the 'Disable Services' part. Some programs, like Adobe Creative Cloud need services to properly work. Wouldn't disabling services render Adobe Programs useless? Also, something I'd like to point out, is that Single-layer forces the CPU and Memory to work harder, as it is processing the mob AI and a bunch of other algorithms. Server do that themselves and then send to the client. Meaning CPU and Memory Usage are likely lower in Multiplayer than Singleplayer.
Yeah, the "debloating" part was just them running through all those scripts withouth checking what kind of packages they remove. Since most Windows 10 apps are SO dependant in these packages; You might end breaking something useful for you or getting rid of the support for those features entirely. Also randomly turning off services is a big no-no. You'd be better off switching some of them to "Manual", since that allows the services to only run as long as a program is currently running.
you should try decreasing the amount of ram you allocate to mc, I once made the mistake of allocating more than 4gb of ram for vanilla minecraft, decreased my fps from 300 to 15, also use a client other than the vanilla one, I recommend lunar, also you should try giving ur laptop more virtual ram, and use a 8x or 16x texture pack don't use the vanilla one, I'd also recommend that you don't just decrease the render distance to 2 or 4, use 8, you can't really notice any changes in smoothness after you pass 60 fps I have a pretty trash laptop too, but by experimenting I raised my fps from 25~30 to 300~1500 my pc specs are intel core i3 2.20 ghz 8gb ram 1tb hard drive Intel uhd 620 graphics
Yo man, what's going? Hope you're doing good. As a Minecraft veteran who have been watching videos since 1.8, playing pocket edition since 1.11 and playing Java since 1.16, and at the same time being a techie, I'll recommend a few things that you and the people with low end laptops should do. My specs are as bad as yours, but I get 72 fps+ in it. 1. Never play single player, if you want to play single player, make a server that only you know or join one and then play. 2. Use Optifine always or use ForgeOptifine if you want to play with mods but still have performance. 3. Enjoy! XD (Btw I tried these in a 10yr old laptop and it is the one which is getting 72 fps+ in multiplayer 1.18.2) (And also, love your Content, keep up the great work!!!)
tip: turn on fog and put the distance 0.2 and you will gain some fps, and if you really want to show what type of fps this laptop can get either try windowed mode or fullscreen (both giving you a fs boost)
Heres all ways that I know boost performance for minecraft: Batlez, Azurite etc.(be really careful to not break your pc with these), Clients and Mods, Lesoot Java Arguments (experimental), Texturepacks, Powerplans (don't know if they do boost fps), Custom OS (be really careful to not break your pc with these), ParkControl, Process Lasso, disabling startup processes, configuring windows appearance, Enabling game mode, Chris Titus Tech Windows Debloater, and CCleaner
Yeah. I'm sure that this PC could get better frames (1.7.10 can run at 120+ FPS stable on a 128MB Quadro FX 560 gpu), but I understand the limitations of a stock windows install. Great video :)
Just a random question, but when you "filmed" this, and you were going into settings, did it feel that smooth outside of the video? When I go into settings and stuff like that it feels way more choppy, even though I have 60 hz display, which is what TH-cam is.
Task manager > processes > find the game > right click > set priority > High note that this makes it use more resources on the game so it may lead to overheating.
I get 100 to 200 fps in 1.8.9 with 1080p graphics but I would recommend turning the resolution down to 720p if needed, but I play on 1600 x 900 for the best visuals to fps ratio!!!
i did these steps on my old laptop i can now officially say i can run it at 100 fps. Great video and thanks for the free fps :)
No problem! glad it helped :)
Omg
I will try when my exams finish😃
I have 25 fps with optifine
On a windows 7 ultimate, 4gb ram, intel core i3 processor
Render distance 6 chunks
Graphics fancy, 100%smooth lighing
View bobbing on and animations all off, in version 1.16.5,thats really low, i will definetly try this method thank you 🥰
@@jibivthomas1443 bruh make da graphics to fast it will provide you more fps
Enable VBOs it optimises OpenGL and gives an fps boost up 15% That might not sound like a lot but for low spec pc's its very important
yes
where do you enable it?
@@sturmpelz1277 it's in options>video settings>under render distance you can see Vbos option
@@sturmpelz1277 in video settings
true i did it i went from 60-80fps to 120-140 fps on my old laptop
After all of this is done, if you’re fps is still trash, you should put on fullscreen mode and lower the resolution to where you get playable fps and playable resolution at the same time. This almost always works. Anyways, great video NotroDan as always. I would kinda like to see what the fps would be with Lunar Client, but it might overwhelm the system. So thanks!
Ayea true
AYO why do we watch the same vids lmao
makes sense
how to lower resolutrion
@@Crimzeysb Go to your system settings then look for resolution and change it to the lowest.
I have had 60 fps before and now I have over 100! Thanks!
(For everyone saying that 60 fps is good enough, I only got 60 fps when i was afk and when pvping or just moving, it would go down to 5 fps)
same
This actually is interesting and useful for people with low end PCs.
emveky
@@ForikiTheRat foriky
Like me
Mine is literally a toaster lol i cant reach 15-20fps
Mine I have Dell Inspiron N4050 Intel HD 3000 and i play on 1.8.9 Cracked Lunar Client and I play on medium settings in It and I get 50 to 130 fps and sometimes to 30 cause of fps drops ;) It's playable but if I record with OBS I get only 0 to 40 fps ;(
For people who have computers that are really that old, I'd recommend switching to Linux and using Fabric Mods.
bump, waiting for someone to say this, linux mint MATE or XFCE are pretty light and are configured to look and feel like windows out of the box. Puppy Linux or Tiny Linux or Lubuntu could also do the trick as they are designed to be as light as possible. I've never used them though.
My laptop is literally 8 Years old and im only 12
I just installed linux on my 10 year old mac, it now runs games at least 2 times the speed.
@@Chad-d1m That one should do you well for a few more years.
@Idot. Definitely, but you may see way better performance with a €15 gpu off ebay, that igpu is really going to bottleneck your system as it's only meant for emergencies as far as I know.
I can't thank him enough, he proofs everyone that you can play Minecraft well with any pc. Keep on uploading brother 🙏
@@C4X200 it should, I recommend you to buy a better cpu
@@C4X200 uhm, maybe like the exact one? For example: amd ryzen 3600x
@@C4X200 the exact model, type in pc info and search for processor
@@C4X200 yeah, tbh I wouldn't upgrade laptops since of how hard it is to do
@@C4X200 but im getting good fps in 1.18 like 60 it's i3 6006u
10/10 this method pretty much worked for me, I used to have around 30ish fps and lots of lag spiks but now have around 160 fps now and lag spiks are rare for me. keep up the great work man!!!
For the people that didn’t see the announcement; DONT INSTALL WINDOWS TOOLBOX.
he cut that part out of this video, your comment kinda useless ngl
why?
@@aibit1834 how would you download it in the first place
@@professionalshitposter6897 i didn't?
@@professionalshitposter6897 did i say i download it?
Glad to see that you are making a nice successful series on your channel. I’m really enjoying it fr.
I play minecraft at 9 fps anyone else ?
Turn ur render distance to 2 if its that low😂
What is your hardware?
I have the best way to increase it just shrink the game down
I have 13 year old PC and im using Optifine FAITHFUL 32X32 and visible ores and i have up to 300 FPS.
I get around 1000 - 19000 (geforce 1660 super)
thank you so much because here you really use a "low device" whose performance is exactly the same as my laptop.
For people still struggling with the FPS and not seeing any difference I would suggest to see if fast rendering is causing it. I have 2 laptops and on one fast rendering is decreasing my FPS drastically and on the second one it's the other way around.
Interesting I'll try that
I'm pretty sure Fast Render increases the FPS, but when you get better FPS, you are then getting bottlenecked by your CPU and therefore getting lower frames. I recommend experimenting with turning on sky, fog, or smooth lighting (for some reason it may increase FPS when you're on a low-end CPU)
@@gaucovyaero so what ur saying is i gt turn on meant as decrease fps options to increase my fps???
my if i dont turn it on it will like avverage 120 fps in the void if i turn it one it will like 1000+ fps
@@NotroDan
wtf@@ZrionDev
Thank you bro!! This methood is really useful😘😘😘. My minecraft's 5 fps changed to 90 fps🤩🤩🤩 This is simple WOWOWOWOWWWWWW🥰🥰🥰
Linux would have actually been the best choice on this laptop, because of the Mesa drivers which have much better OpenGL support, so the FPS will definitely improve.
UNIX gang
Agreed
is Ubuntu good enough?
Yeah it will do the job!
@@AnErrupTion yes.
Also imagine Minecraft Java with Vulkan instead of OpenGL
thank you so much for using my suggestions man, I appreciate it
You should delete this video after you found out Toolbox was malware
he cut the part out
It’s not its a false possitive
@@ednot4823nah Toolbox actually is
What are you guys talking
Azurite has malware?
I DON'T KNOW ANYTHING, I JUST KNOW THAT YOUR CLIENT (NATRO CLIENT) IS SUPERB!!!!!!!!!!!
Try running Minecraft bedrock edition on the laptop since it tends to run much smoother. Just curious to see the fps difference between the two versions.
Well bedrock mc is very optimized
And also how to download bedrock version on pc for Free
@@Sanskarjadhav232 downloading mc for free is illegal.
@@Sanskarjadhav232 go ask other youtubers
@@sharmameenakshienglishclasses You can get Bedrock free if u have Java from this summer lol :)) (I dont have either of them tho)
Congratulations for 222k 🎊🥇😃
i for once feel like Im not at the bottom of the ladder lol. I built a PC a few years ago, but I JUST got a RTX3050 and now minecraft runs at 300+fps without any changes. after optimizing the settings it pushes 400+.
appreciate the video, I remember my days on a laptop playing minecraft alpha at 30fps after all the optimizing you could do
I am Turkish and I watch your content with liking and you make good videos I wish you continued success
I have the same laptop and what i did was turn down all of the graphic settings to the lowest and added sodium and other fps boost mods and now i have 80-140 fps (also put high performance on power settings)
the human eye can only render 60-80 fps
@@leisure-alex2079 the game still looks different
finally got a high end gaming pc I’m so exited
Thanks for the tips I jumped from 120 fps with fps lag spikes to 290-330 fps :)
@jaiden thomas clifford-jones some people have never experienced constant 15 fps 🥲
Thanks bro really hats off because my PC specs are 4gb ram 500gb hhd and a Intel i5 2nd gen and Intel HD 3000 graphics thanks bro very much
Thank you so much I thought my pc had problems, I used to play Minecraft more than 5 years ago and it ran at 200+ FPS your tips with optifine alone gave me the same performance 🙏☺️ my specs are intel b970 ,8 GB ram with a pretty bad HDD 😅
3 gb ram
2 gb ram
3 gb ram and 60 FPS on my Laptop When Running lunar client 1.18+ and 80 FPS on 1.8 lunar client
@@Kyn1te im tlauncher :(
Pls get more ram yall pls im feeling pain looking at your comments
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE ADVISE BEFORE I GOT 50 FPS TOPS, NOW 150!!!! THANK YOUUUUUU
There’s a lot that script does way wrong. Don’t use it. For example, it automatically turns Render Regions on, which should not be used for integrated graphics, and since most low-end laptops have integrated graphics, that’s a pretty dumb mistake for them to make.
And if they make a mistake like that, I doubt that script did anything useful because the things it does right and the things it does wrong cancel it out.
Wait render regions reduces fps on integrated graphics?
@@euswxz Uh... Yes? That's why it says that when you hover over it.
getting 100 FPS on my old 2015 macbook air, thank you so much
Aside from optifine and windows optimization settings you can also try downloading some more optimization mods, like Vanilla Tweaks, NoFog, Lazydfu, Saturn, FastSuite, FerriteCore, entity culling and etc...
All of these mods change minecraft's RAM and CPU usage so you'll get alot more fps. I have a laptop worse than the one shown in the video and i get about 60-80 fps with them (keeping in mind i mentioned some mods that are only available for 1.8).
for i think 1.16+ you can use sodium, phosphor, indium, indigo, iris(for shaders), memory leak fix, lazydfu, instantly fast, potatopc boost (or something to do with potato), Starlight, etc. the whole sodium line fixed my fps problem when i was at like 4 gb of ddr4 ram and an AMD cpu that was so bad they turned it into a graphics card line and completly stopped its production. I get avg 110 fps now
A certified NotroDan optimization classic
If you see this video right now don’t download this it’s malware and will harm your computer. Notrodan new video shows how to uninstall he didn’t know it was malware. Everyone makes mistakes :)
dont download what?
@@helpbringback1d Windows ToolBox
No way, I my computer used to struggle using Lunar with Discord VC, I can't tell you how much I tried, but now I can do it with ease.
I litterelly get less fps with fully optimised settings then he does without changing any settings.
Thanks man it boosted my pc on all games i also overclocked my gpu and got like 60 fps on yuzu on a i5-3470 gt 710 , 8 gb ram thank you so much :)
How can i do this to my potato pc?
Do not download windows toolbox
It is malware
Notro says it in a community post
Just found it important to say
Very true!
Are you talking about the azurite one
@@Gex_editz No, the Windows toolbox is no longer in the video. Azurite should be fine.
Man actually 60 fps on that old laptop is a congratulation for you
*PSA: Windows Toolbox may be infected with malware.*
(See github issue #32, I can't post link because TH-cam is smort and will shadowban my comment if I do so)
Great Video otherwise, just wanted to let people know Windows Toolbox is probably not safe to use at the moment.
Would be interesting to see how Linux would do on this PC, maybe its drivers for the integrated graphics are a bit faster.
That's true, it is actually malware.
This helps me so much this channel is the best.
I'd suggest
Play with Lunar Client and set customized resolution and keep on playing windowed mode and set it into any 16:9 ratio window so it would still having viewing angles such as 1120x630 or 1056x594
Also do disable startup programs in task manager, manually tweak powerplan, and if Win10 have gamedvr you should definetely disable it in regedit since it has quite the effect on performance stability in my observation.
or use forge and get better performance with proper mod usage...
Thank u so much for doin this video, it actually helped me out alot :)
0:17 did he just?... do a 360 neck turn?
HELPED SO MUCH OMG TY
You could use a fps boost pvp texture pack because some of them give you very good fps boost. On my low end laptop with similar specs to yours I use the misty v2 texture pack because it looks quite good and gets insane fps. Ps technoblade used to use it!
Cheers for this awesome post .I finally got an excellent result will this lovely method when I tried it.I am enjoying it now
Open Minecraft optifine and then go to options then go to video settings then performance and then turn off all and then turn on only Fast Render, Render Regions and Smart Animations and then full-screen your minecraft and set Max frames 60 and you will get 60 constantly because I have a low-end laptop which have 3gb ram and Intel HD graphics and Intel Pentium processor and lowing down all settings and doing things that I told I did that in my laptop and it was running 60 FPS constantly on 1.8.9
I rlly like this series
the most important thing is to play on fullscreen mode
NO windowd mode = more fps (less pixels)
@@1r0nf0x4 no you're wrong when you're on windowed windows renders the game, explorer, desktop , and everything else you have opened which decrease the performance but when you're on fullscreen windows focuses only on the game which gives u better performance. also there is no difference in pixels, if you can deal with less pixels but a performance boost you can lower the resolution
@@Simox17 oh ok, thats fun to know when i play minecraft on my chromebook
On a 2007 iMac, sure, but on a Windows machine, actually, no.
@@iRedMCYT on windows, go to his last video and see the difference
Could you make a video for low end MacBooks, it would help a load of people in the community, including me! Love you and your uploads man, always love to see a video coming from you.
Use a pack with more optimized textures, there's a couple with simplified models, and obviously packs with lower res blocks
lower res dosent mean better fps, it is still the same cuz it still runs the normal textures in the background
@@memerickastley7061 lower res just make the fps you have more stable,i already used like,12 "fps" packs and every single one gives the same results
@@Chrome_zzz fps packs are fraud
Thanks :) btw try clients to test fps and like best settings for fps in this low end laptop in clienta
At 2:39 4 Render Distance is nowhere near enough what you'll need for PvP. I would say fast chunk loading plus at least 6 chunks for a somewhat decent experience.
Overall - With the amount of software you used, I kind of ask myself if every single program things different from each other. Because it looked all of them, apart from one, altered the exact same things. There is just so much you can do to optimize.
One other thing that worried me was the 'Disable Services' part. Some programs, like Adobe Creative Cloud need services to properly work. Wouldn't disabling services render Adobe Programs useless?
Also, something I'd like to point out, is that Single-layer forces the CPU and Memory to work harder, as it is processing the mob AI and a bunch of other algorithms. Server do that themselves and then send to the client. Meaning CPU and Memory Usage are likely lower in Multiplayer than Singleplayer.
Yeah, the "debloating" part was just them running through all those scripts withouth checking what kind of packages they remove.
Since most Windows 10 apps are SO dependant in these packages; You might end breaking something useful for you or getting rid of the support for those features entirely.
Also randomly turning off services is a big no-no.
You'd be better off switching some of them to "Manual", since that allows the services to only run as long as a program is currently running.
i love u r tech videos keep em comin
why dont you take this video down?
I like watching this for Fun I don't need to optimise anything
To me when u use pvp texture for pvp that can optimise ur fps like 10 fps +
Any suggestions?plz
I play on a laptop with Pentium CPU and 2gb ram
Hi
Good Luck! Make sure to lower the resolution and turn fullscreen on.
is it from 2007
@@undisplayed I am born in 2008 and I don't know wich model It is
Thanks for doing this on an incredibly low end of to show that we aren't existing our time
you should try decreasing the amount of ram you allocate to mc, I once made the mistake of allocating more than 4gb of ram for vanilla minecraft, decreased my fps from 300 to 15, also use a client other than the vanilla one, I recommend lunar, also you should try giving ur laptop more virtual ram, and use a 8x or 16x texture pack don't use the vanilla one, I'd also recommend that you don't just decrease the render distance to 2 or 4, use 8, you can't really notice any changes in smoothness after you pass 60 fps
I have a pretty trash laptop too, but by experimenting I raised my fps from 25~30 to 300~1500
my pc specs are
intel core i3 2.20 ghz
8gb ram
1tb hard drive
Intel uhd 620 graphics
he tryed lunar it didnt work
@@jrtgaming6404 he should use cmpack
Since I get more FPS there than lunar
@@Tiyooy what is cmpack?
@@jrtgaming6404 yea he might have allocated too much ram to it
@@jrtgaming6404 it's a 1.8.9 client
Thank you so much bro your video help really much❤️
Thanks dude😂 now I can get 6 fps solidly on Minecraft after sometime still the same
best thing about him is he care about low end users
Yo man, what's going? Hope you're doing good.
As a Minecraft veteran who have been watching videos since 1.8, playing pocket edition since 1.11 and playing Java since 1.16, and at the same time being a techie, I'll recommend a few things that you and the people with low end laptops should do. My specs are as bad as yours, but I get 72 fps+ in it.
1. Never play single player, if you want to play single player, make a server that only you know or join one and then play.
2. Use Optifine always or use ForgeOptifine if you want to play with mods but still have performance.
3. Enjoy! XD
(Btw I tried these in a 10yr old laptop and it is the one which is getting 72 fps+ in multiplayer 1.18.2)
(And also, love your Content, keep up the great work!!!)
using sodium, starlight and lithium for the fabric loader is so much better than using optifine
Wow the video was recorded the same day it was uploaded
tip:
turn on fog and put the distance 0.2 and you will gain some fps, and if you really want to show what type of fps this laptop can get either try windowed mode or fullscreen (both giving you a fs boost)
turning on fog is bad, you should disable fog
@@xStormyyy now I'm confused
@*aaci The chunks are still loaded even if the fog hides them
@@xStormyyy yeah I realized that when I got my own laptop I went from 200 fps to 180 fps
i will test all of these tricks on my old famous sony vaio laptop from 2012
Me on lunar client with every optimization done to my computer: 0:43
I get around 30-40 fps with my trash laptop but with these setting it might get boosted thanks buddy for the video 👍✌️🙂
This is an amazing video!
By the way, I don't see OBS on your computer, what software did you use for screen recording?
@@พี่หนวดสายเขียว ok
Thank you so much dude. My FPS is around 70 thanks to you.
Bro delete the program, its malware
@@ix-yj2es the azurite?
thanks this helped me a lot I can get more than a hundred but it keeps going down to 5 every now and then and it’s annoying
Thanks you so much now i can play on my laptop 2009 i got 114fps thanks :)
I can confirm this works. the performance of your low end laptop will be amazing after using Atlas OS
or you could use linux instead since it gives better performance anyway
Hey notro dan
nice vid
plop
this helped me so much i went from 10 fps to 60 thx
the control panel one is a malware he made a video on how to uninstall it
@@jbzk5640 i just did the settings on optifine i didnt download malwear
nice video notro keeo it up
Well a good video. I think I can make use of it.
Do you realize how often you say "yeah" lol?
Love this series though
Wow its reduce my cpu to 6% used thank you a lot
My cpu : 4% 😎
Turns on Minecraft
Java : RRRRRRRR
Finally, I can speed up my lowest possible end laptop!
In minecraft
THANK YOU
God its a pain for low end gamers with 20 fps on hypixel etc, Imma try this out on my very low end pc and see
it works Thanks!🎉❤
Heres all ways that I know boost performance for minecraft:
Batlez, Azurite etc.(be really careful to not break your pc with these), Clients and Mods,
Lesoot Java Arguments (experimental), Texturepacks, Powerplans (don't know if they do boost fps),
Custom OS (be really careful to not break your pc with these), ParkControl,
Process Lasso, disabling startup processes, configuring windows appearance,
Enabling game mode, Chris Titus Tech Windows Debloater, and CCleaner
Yeah. I'm sure that this PC could get better frames (1.7.10 can run at 120+ FPS stable on a 128MB Quadro FX 560 gpu), but I understand the limitations of a stock windows install. Great video :)
0:50 Mrbeast's old PC be like
I was happy that I would have a faster computer
In task manager, go to details and the Java right click it and set priority to high.
Awesome video keep up the good work. I went from 150 average and 250 peak to 500 average and 1000 peak
You can try hackintoshing it, apple’s metal graphics api is very optimized. Also try using sodium instead of optifine
I use a Mac and I get way more fps on boot camp compared to playing natively
I would like to know what do you use for recording cause it doesn’t seem to lower your fps?
Just a random question, but when you "filmed" this, and you were going into settings, did it feel that smooth outside of the video? When I go into settings and stuff like that it feels way more choppy, even though I have 60 hz display, which is what TH-cam is.
I have a high end laptop and i am watching this video
Minecraft optimization 😂
Task manager > processes > find the game > right click > set priority > High
note that this makes it use more resources on the game so it may lead to overheating.
its really working before i got like 40 to 50 in server lobby after i getting like 60 to 94+
you can use a fabric mod called sodium as it significantly boosts fps
tbh as a kid i used to play on 5-20 fps
hitting 30 fps+ would be something i couldnt reach on my old pc
I get 100 to 200 fps in 1.8.9 with 1080p graphics but I would recommend turning the resolution down to 720p if needed, but I play on 1600 x 900 for the best visuals to fps ratio!!!