#Java 60 fps drivers#

Hi i need help like you saw in the title i can t run micraft at more than 90 fps in solo 60 fps in multi and 30 fps in hypixel skyblock i ve reinstalled windows 10, java, and all the drivers but nothing work pc spec : rtx 2080 ti 11go gaming x trio MSI 64 go 3200Mhz corsair i9 9900KS 4.00Ghz. I'm currently playing MC with a 99% lock on 60FPS. Minecraft running at 60 fps with a rtx 2080 ti. It also includes a VSYNC option that helps lock the FPS to your monitor's refresh rate. OptiFine is designed to increase FPS, yes. There are some common FPS ratings: 30 FPS: itвЂ™s the most common FPS in console games and some low-end PCs, and considered as a minimum requirement for a game to be playable. and I'm rather happy to report back that I'm getting a consistant 60FPS when it's locked to VSYNC :biggrin.gif: So get in there and enjoy!Д®dit4: Sorry for the continual edits, can't make any more posts at the moment. After all, if you can only see a few frames per second, the game will be more like a slideshow rather than an animation. check out for more :smile.gif:Д®dit3: Okay, I've installed it and played around with OptiFine. OptiFine has been updated for 1.0.0 and it includes all sorts of nifty improvements, including VSYNC options. Minecraft/Java seems a little limited with how we can manage it.Д®dit1: Think I need to wait till I continue posting here, looks like I've ran out of posting privs till I'm authorised or something.Д®dit2: Ooooh, herro. About half an hour worth of video is compressed down to 5G when I use motion JPEG - would be a little less than that if you use the standard mpeg compression. To properly measure a gameвЂ™s performance, there is the need to program a FPS ( f rames p er s econd) counter. I use Bandicam, and that atleast compresses them down to mpg standard (and a few other codecs) so they're not *that* insane. Sometimes, while creating a game, a programmer realizes that he/she needs to make sure if some part of the code is running fast enough, before adding more things that could cause the game to slowdown. If you use something like FRAPS though, you're going to fill your HD with movies VERY QUICKLY as they are recorded with no compression.

If you don't want to actually post up videos, just delete them. so if it's an issue for you, perhaps that's an option.

#Java 60 fps full#

If I put the game into full screen (1920x1200) and record, it generally sits around at 60 though (with dips to the 40ish range). I've been playing around with trying to get to cap myself, but it just doesn't seem possible to my attempts. I've been making videos of late, so can spot my FPS using the little overlay my app provides. (Australian time)Д¬ontrolling FPS is mystic art in itself, and within Java doubly so.