These mods solved all of my performance issues in Minecraft!
I started with Optifine, and I would love to see it improve, but so far I've stuck with Sodium, and I really want to see Nvidium and VulkanMod grow into something more!
Which mod do you use and which would you like to see improve?
Hi!
Welcome to RelaxPlay!
A description of what all mods do can be found on their respective mod pages.
Key Mod(s):
Sodium (modrinth.com/mod/sodium)
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Optifine (www.optifine.net/downloads)
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Nvidium (modrinth.com/mod/nvidium)
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VulkanMod (modrinth.com/mod/vulkanmod)
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Mods I generally use:
- Better F3 (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...)
- Blur (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...)
- Continuity (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...)
- Cull Leaves (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...)
- Effective (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...)
- Extra Sounds (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...)
- Fabric API (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/... Indium (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/... Iris (irisshaders.net/)
- Lithium (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...)
- Phosphor (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...)
- Sodium (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...)
- Mod Menu (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...)
-Mouse wheelie (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...)
- Nullscape End Reborn (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...)
- Zoomify (modrinth.com/mod/zoomify)
- Presence Foorsteps (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...)
- ResolutionControl+ (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...)
- Terralith 2.0 (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...)
- Sound Physics (www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...)
My System:
- NVIDIA Geforce RTX 2060 6GB
- i7 9700k
- 32GB 3200mhz RAM
- 2560 x 1440 144hz IPS Display (Running the game at 1080p due to performance issues at native resolution in combination with ray traced shaders)
I can achieve about 45-60FPS with my current System and Mod setup (using RTX Shaders, other shaders give performance upwards of 70-100fps). Overall, a playable experience.
Timestamps:
Intro: 0:00
PC Specs/Test Start: 0:26
Test Results: 1:25
Outro: 4:14
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Just a heads up, none of the mods are compatible with each other, with the exclusion of Nvidium and Sodium. Nvidium requires sodium to run, hence the similar name! Edit: Nvidium will actually run on any 16xx series card or above as they also use the Turing architecture. I made the mistake of saying it was 20xx series and above, sorry about that!
You should pin this comment
Thanks for letting me know, I'm not sure why it keeps unpinning itself...
@@relaxplay7 Editing comments unpins it automatically, which I assume you have done
Oh! That would make sense, thanks for that.
@@relaxplay7 My pleasure!!
Optifine definitely lost it's shine for recent versions. Still the best performance mod you can get for older versions like 1.8.9 along with maybe betterfps!
too bad it’s shit for 1.12.2 as well :/ would’ve been nice to have good modpack preformamce even if forge itself ruins it quite a bit
@@Shrewbloom Well there are Forge forks/ports of Sodium and its addon mods. I /think/ it's called Rubidium.
I think Sodium will come on 1.12.2 sooner as optifine is not good at all on this version even using betterfps and vulkan still bad fps
actually, optifine gives me better fps than sodium.
@@lackingfather yeah Ive heard that optifine works better on some systems, lucky!
Very nice vid. I clicked without looking at fews and after vid ended I was shocked it have only 2k views. Such underrated. Hope you will rise up in near future
would be intresting to see what vulkan will be able to achieve using shaders if it gets there some day
You can add as many other mods as you want onto sodium and also, I think nvidium works with sodium too!
Great video! By the way, when you're creating a new world if you go to "More" and then "Game Rules" you can set "Respawn location radius" to 0 to get a more consistent spawn.
Good to know! I had a feeling there would be something like that...
@@relaxplay7 Pair that with not moving, timing the game(example note down the fps after a minute or 5) so its more comparable. moving around can cause inconsistencies. Unless the video showing off gameplay is just for show, do this instead. Also if video gameplay is just for show, would be nice for it to be noted on screen "not actual gameplay"
My way of playing is to have a main modpack with Sodium and a secondary one with Vulkan. I will use sodium with iris to play and Vulkan to build stuff if I need world edit.
I ❤ this U are completely underrated and you should get more attention
great video, only thing id want (i know you cant change this now) would be maybe a sodium icon next to nvidium to explicitly note that nvidium is actually a sodium extension. but other than that amazingly good content! shocked you only had 600 subs and this video had 1k views, i thought this was just another ~100k view video that i watch every now and then
Thank you for the feedback! Definitely should've added the sodium icon next to nvidium, or explicitly mention that it requires sodium.
I loooooove Nvidium being able to see so far is such a nice thing to have!
this vid deserves more attention, very informative!
Glad you think so!
video deserves a million views ong
Vulkan sounds like it might be very good in the future but seeing the FPS not having an edge over sodium, I'd still pick sodium today. Maybe that will change to vulkan/nvidium (but can't be nvidium until I get away from my 1050 ti lol) in a few years time when they're both more developed, feature complete, and compatible. Though vulkan may never be compatible with a lot of mods so it sounds like they're really aiming for a vanilla experience there.
Vulkan definitely has some struggles ahead if they want to be an alternative option in the future, as like you said, mod compatibility might be a concern due to many developers using OpenGL. Though because of that it looks like Vulkan's team is taking matters into their own hands and they'll be building their own shader/path tracer, if they get the resources to do so. For now though it'll be sodium until these mods mature and hopefully get the attention they need to grow!
@@relaxplay7Imagine if you had a 4090ti with nvidium, sodium (and all of its similarly named additional mods) and vulkan and you were in a world where all the mods were compatible with each other
@@aqua-berynot possible to imagine, Vulkan and OpenGL do the same thing. You can't stick one on top of the other and expect it to work well. Though there are some tools like Zink, but those are typically slower than being able to just run OpenGL last i remember.
Yo I have the same gpu as you so which is the best for 1050ti
This is an insanely well-made video! Maybe you could add a disclaimer in the comments that you have to choose one mod? They usually aren't compatible with each other, so I think that would fit for example in the compatibility section. Otherwise really good and helpful video, even for someone like me who already plays a lot of modded! At first I didn't notice this was such a small channel, so I hope this video gets even more views, and that you continue to make content :D I'm curious what comes next for you!
Thank you for the feedback! I'll write that comment though because I agree, some people might get them mixed up or assume they all work together. I guess now that you mention it, Nvidium actually needs Sodium to run, and that's something I overlooked when making the video... Thanks again though!
I wish RDNA also have that unlimited render distance at a cost of VRAM. Given that AMD cards usually have more VRAM. that will be sweet.
Great video I love ur mic dude
Thanks!
Awesome video! I use simply optimized, (based on sodium) and it runs so much faster than just default sodium. I could not believe the performance I was getting on my older MacBook. I just wanted to let you know about it, so you can maybe do testing with it in a future video. Keep up the awesome content. ✌️
simply optimized not available for latest version
another thing about optifine is that even though it is technically only supported by Forge, the mod Optifabric allows the optifine mod file to work with fabric and other fabric mods, which is actually the reason I'm still using it to this day.
You know that you can also just turn sodium into "kinda optifine" with a few addons? Iris allows shaders, sodium extra gives more options.
@@steinkoloss7320 yes, I've done that, but the stability only goes so far when you increase your render distance. After a certain point, you could be getting 400 fps, but still get a frame stutter every 5-8 seconds. Optifine doesn't give as much performance, but it is more stable and reliable in my opinion, especially if you've got an overkill gpu
Im hoping vulkan mod gets more mature, and then merged into base game; that would solve most compatibility issues, and you could have the optimization of something like sodium, with the MUCH more performant vulkan renderer powering it. It would also allow for vanilla Minecraft performance to be reasonable. Edit: real raytracing shaders would also become possible(similar to mincreaft RTX in bedrock), due to vulkan having access to GPU rt cores, which I believe opengl does not.
I hope it gets compatibility with sodium
So for the time being, sodium goat.
amazing video dude, would love to see a forge version since most of the modpacks i play are forge based, thanks!
Have you experienced any hitching while crossing chunk borders? I’ve been having that problem for a while with sodium and cannot find a fix
Can I use them at the same time I use a Textures Pack and Shaders?
you can go into the gamerules and change the radius for where the player can spawn
underrated youtuber
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Famum???🗿
I used simply optimized (Possibly the most performant modpack ever) + nvidium, sadly no water due to the nvidium addition but it has potential
Same! Simply optimized makes the game playable again on my older MacBook.
Nvidium description on modrinth says that "anything that is a 1630 or newer/better should support mesh shaders", so you actually can run it even on a mid-range GPU
Or should be able to at least, I did not test that
Oh that would be correct! As the 16xx series was also on the Turing architecture! I'll edit my pinned comment to specify that, thank you for clarifying.
This is super freaky to get recommended this but I did this same test a week ago myself but without optifine. I used separate profiles on the same pre generated world but with default settings, I got a pretty big performance boost by disabling the hud and using the nvidia overlay to measure fps instead. Disabling the hud is not very useful in normal play so I'd recommend using the mod Exordium to limit the huds fps, it's not as good as using f1 but it really increases performance. The only downside is it's not compatible with VulkanMod
Freaky indeed! I've heard exordium is very helpful, especially when using the F3 menu. The FPS counters I used were either in-built or dedicated mods for that, and from what I've noticed they shouldn't have affected performance. Though yes in vanilla opening the F3 menu really tanks my performance.
I wanna optimize my server for better tps ram and cpu are free but still tps reduces to 7 from 20 when there are more than 4 players what do you recommend for optimization
Bro thank you so much i just got a new pc with a dedicated gpu and was getting the same fps as my laptop before i was getting like 70 fps now im getting like 200-1300
I've been using Vulkan ever since I discovered it on modrinth, its a lot of trial and error to know whats compatible or not but once you got your modlist done, it all runs as smooth as butter without any stuttering like sodium has
sodium doesnt have stuttering, are u sped
quick reminder if you have AMD graphics card then "vulkan" is the best option for you. Cuz AMD users benefits the most when it comes in vulkan.
Btw if you dont have a gpu and are using interated graphics DO NOT USE SODIUM it makes your performance worse or the same (Nvidium also doesnt work at all without nvidia GPU so its pretty obvious not to use that)
Sodium is not dependent on GPU. It is more based on CPU because of multi-threading and render rework made by Sodium which makes the game run much more smoothly. GPU is only required if you are running shaders alongside with Iris.
using nvidium, in combo with sodium and bobby, is insane. with a 4070 and a 13900k, setting the render distance too 500 CHUNKS i still get 500 fps, its insane.
I wonder what the performance would be if it was Sodium+Lithium+Phoshpor/Starlight, as Sodium isn't meant to be run as a single mod. Especially since Phosphor/Starlight focus on "optimizing one of game's most inefficient areas-- the lighting engine" Starlight provides a nice graph on their Modrinth page, "Light engine time for generating 10404 chunks. Vanilla: 106 seconds; Phosphor: 97 seconds; Starlight: 3 seconds"
I was planning on using all the other mods that are within the "sodium ecosystem", but I was concerned people would think it's "unfair". I just ran the test now though and I was getting nearly 400fps on average whilst 32 chunks loaded! That's huge compared to the original 286.
Starlight/Phosphor are no longer useful in 1.20!
Starlight/Phosphor are no longer useful in 1.20 for the client side!@@relaxplay7
Yes! I forgot that they finally changed the lighting engine in 1.20. I believe server side these mods still improve performance? So that might have been what I was noticing as well as being in a different location to where I originally tested these mods. Thank you for letting me know though.
On the increased Nvidium render distance + shaders, Iris devs are working to add shader support to Distant Horizons, a similar render distance increasing mod that uses LODs, so I wouldn't say it's out of the picture!
Hey, thanks for this extensive work! Does mod packs like Fabulously Optimized, Simply Optimized etc.. plays a real difference? I'd like to see a comparison for some of the most popular optimization modpacks too if possible.
I'll look into it! My current video I have planned is comparing some path traced shaders, but I'll look into performance modpacks after I'm done.
ye, it has a big difference, with only sodium i get like 600 fps and while having fabulously optimized i get 1k+ fps, also why do you want him to make a vid? are you so lazy to try it yourself?
I asked for a video to compare different optimization modpacks with each others, not just one. As it turns out yes i'm too lazy to install and do a side by side comparison for myself, and would appreciate someone making a video about it to save everyone's time. @@waterbucket4358
You should test this again, because I believe changes have been made to multiple of the modpack
I'm not sure if the video's age has caused some different info, but I believe nvidium can be used by gtx 16xx series, as I was just lucky enough to have an ok laptop with 1665 to be able to run this mod (64 chunks no problem at all)
I use sodium and Nvidium it's working for me
Did you have it for a mobile version?
I love how i get the same performance with every single modcombination. It doesnt seem to do anything xD Im running Sodium and Iris for shader support though Playing completely vanilla would still have the same results for me
I usually don't comment on many videos, but I appreciate the amount of effort you put into this video. Keep up the great work!
Thank you!
any idea anybody on how to get the fps counter in the top right? which mod does this please?
Hey buddy why my oftifine cannot use dedicated GPU... GPU is GTX1650 . I need a help. Please reply
phospor is great, but starlight blows it out of the water. standard in all my modpacks
It is worth noting the Nvidium will work on AMD cards eventually, probably this year. AMD's OpenGL team has indeed stated that they are working on adding the mesh shader extension to their version of OpenGL. So hopefully soon with a driver update AMD cards with RDNA 2 and newer architecture, RX 6000 series and up, will support Nvidium.
Is Nvidium and VulkanMod together a good idea? (I use an NVIDIA-gpu)
That one mod is stupid like as in crazy that is so cool that it can render all those chunks thats amazing
Sodium also requires the Fabric mod loader, so for those using Forge there are alternatives like Embeddium and Rubidium. Also be aware that Vulkan mod removes OpenGL completely so it will break any mod that is dependent on OpenGL. This is the reason there is no shader support as of yet since MC shaders are built on OpenGL
This is going to be crazy for some of the little mod packs I like to make for playing with my friends, thx dude Edit: where can I get wallpapers like the one from minute 2:02 ? 😅 I’ve recently changed from Max to windows and I’m still a little new on that 😅😅
I use wallpaper engine! It's an application on steam, I believe it costs around 5 to 10 dollars. The name of the wallpaper is "Abandoned Train Station"!
@@relaxplay7 thx man, I surely check it out
I remember getting barely the same performance with sodium compared to optifine in multiplayer and it was much more stuttery. It was a 10875H with a 2080 super max q Now i have an all amd laptop and I'll definitely try sodium if it's that big of a difference
Definitely give it another go. I've heard quite a few people run into the same thing where sodium gives them the same or even worse performance compared to Optifine, I guess it's a system to system thing. I also recommend using the Fabulously Optimised Modpack if you can!
@@relaxplay7 I will definitely give it a shot again. It's so weird how basically the same cpu's (desktop vs mobile yes, but extremely similar architecture) give such varied results, it was also a stupid bad bin meaning it performed like an i5 with 2 more cores than an i7 ahah
Update, I installed sodium and a bunch of other mods and its a night and day difference, my fps is so much higher than it was with optifine. Thank you a lot :D
Oh and to specify how much, 900fps from high 100 (around 170). I keep it at 165fps though because refresh rate is a thing.
i have such a low end pc that even with all of these mods and 8 render distance it stutters like hell
Distant Horizons is pretty neat
as a side note theres also the distant horizons mod which is comparable to nvidium where you can have insane render distances, it uses LOD's instead, it'll also get serverside support soon too
Just pointing out, I have a Gtx 1060 and nvidium raises my fps from like, 60 at 10 render distance to 157 at 60 chunk render distance
Bro I can't play another minecraft version I can play only 1.16.5 if I open another version so it open too late I use lazydfu but it fail please help me
So Nvidium is performing like this with an old card like the 2060?... imagine the newer ones.
Nvidium has me locked at 2 gigs of VRAm on my 3080 and i canot find a signle tutorial on how to unlock that
Yo anyone knows if there is sodium for forge? I have version 1.20.1
with sodium, sodium extra, ThreadTweaks and nvidium I was able to average around a smooth 265 fps with the game at 4K and 32 chunks. same settings with the mods disabled was a wopping 22 frames per second- lmao
I have rtx 4060 8gb and r5 5500 but i am getting about 80 fps using sodium, indium and lithium. Please help 😢
You did use Nvidium wrong, it's designed to run at a render distance that matches your Vram for your gpu but since you only have 6gb of Vram I'd recommend using 25 chunks or 28 and it should load less than 1 second.
when i use nvidium it doesn't change my render distance at all? am I doing something wrong? (I have an rtx 3060)
Do you have an Nvidium tab in your settings page? That's where you want to change your render distance. Make sure you're using Sodium as well.
yes i do have the settings tab and I changed "render keep distance" to 235 chunks and turned the memory up to max, hit apply and nothing happened@@relaxplay7
the mods you used for nvidium was it only sodium and nvidium?@@relaxplay7
Oh sorry I didn't get a notification for your reply! I used sodium, nvidium, and sodium extra. Try turning your memory to a GB or a GB and a half less then your GPUs max memory. So mine is 6GB Max, i set mine in nvidium to around 4500MB. If that doesn't work again I would suggest checking out the devs discord and getting help directly from them, they're pretty active in it so it should be good.
I used to only use optifine cause i thought it was at peak performance... untill i wanted to switch to fabric and decided to give sodium and its mod army a try... yeah it takes more to install but my laptop has never been happeir lmao
100000/10. sodium turned my potato pc into wooden pc. i got an i5 7gen 8gb shareable ram with stock hd620(eats like 50% of ram) and can barely play minecraft loaded with mods with average 23fps. now i got 30fps with shaders turned on and increased render distance. altho its still a bit stuttery but its definitely better than before
so is it possible to use sodium nvidium and vulcan all together for the most amount of performance?
Only two that are compatible are Sodium and Nvidium, because Nvidium uses Sodium's code to run. Vulkan rips out an API from the game, OpenGL, and replaces it with Vulkan, so many, many mods that require OpenGL to work will not work with Vulkan.
@@relaxplay7 never heard of vulkan development for minecraft. Thanks for letting me know.
I know its a bit late to coment this, but i'm on a Saga to get 200 FPS on a 3 yo laptop, and this video helped my a lot, as i thought optifine was the BEST performance mode, but looks like i was wrong
how fo you increase your render distance beyond 32 without optifine? I have tried to do it with vulkan, sodium, and nvidium but it won’t let me.
Only Nvidium and Optifine let you do so. Nvidium is done in the "Nvidium" settings tab.
what if you have an AMD gpu?
Will it work
How do I download nvidium
what about ImmediatelyFast mod is it better?
it's usually combined with other mods
So does Distant Horizons work in combination with Nvidium? would love to see a video on that if possible!
I actually never thought about that. I just checked their discord though and it looks like Distant Horizons is compatible with Nvidium! I might give that a try and make a short video on it.
@@relaxplay7 would love to see
@@relaxplay7 Out of curiosity, would bobby work with Nvidium? Bobby is like distanthorizons, but kinda different. I enjoy bobby more so I was curious if bobby also works
I just tested it right now, and it does seem to be working! The only thing is Nvidium kind of operated on the same concept as Bobby, where the chunks will be rendered and kept in the players vision. The difference being Bobby will store the chunks to disk, whilst Nvidium keeps them loaded in the GPUs memory, which also usually means quicker and easier access. But I do agree, I prefer to use Bobby over Distant Horizons just because in some cases I feel like I can really notice the LODs.
@@dapperblaze2 I think Nvidium + Distant Horizons would really shine because the only problem with distant horizons in the fact that you can clearly see the LODs but with a mod like Nvidium you could make the transition seemless (at least in my mind it's possible)
Broo why Sodium with Lithium and Indium on my laptop gets only 38 fps while just Optifine gets 148?
Do you have a dedicated GPU or an iGPU?
So I downloaded the Faboulously Optimised modpack and damn it was a wonder.... for the first time my dream of playing with shaders came true...The game was playable with 16 chunks render distance and enhanced default shaders....I was happy!....For 15 minutes! I realised that even with these optimisations...maybe I shouldnt put my potato PC through such extreme loads...so I opened my CPU panel and touched my GPU to feel the temperature. IT BURNT MY FKIN FINGER!
i only use optifine because of how many mods use optifine , otherwise sodium and fabric.
how unlocked "max gpu memory"? this setting locked on 2048 mb
Is there any way to use sodium to get high fps and run shaders on it?
Yes! Combine sodium with the "Iris Shaders" mod and you can use pretty much any shader even if it's an "Optifine" shader. If you like you can also install modpacks like Fabulously Optimised that come with all the expected fabric improvements and Optifine feature parity.
@@relaxplay7 tysm
I would just like to say that the whole "better performance with sodium" isn't fully true, yeah most of the time it does, in fact I just got a new gpu and the performance difference went from like 60 to 500, but on my previous hardware, likely due to the integrated graphics, optifine gave way better performance, to the point that sodium was actually giving less than vanilla was. So no, sodium doesn't always give better performance, just that it usually does, and I assume, based off of past experiences, that it's due to the integrated graphics, but just in case, make sure to try out both and see the difference.
do you use linux?
I got GTX 1050TI 4GB , any chance nvidium would do smt for me? or work good ig?
It worked with gtx 1650 for me with fabulously optimized modpack
A little late but no, the mod should automatically disable itself. The reason is the minimum is a GTX 16 series GPU due to the requirement of mesh shaders. Mesh shaders on Nvidia GPUs were only introduced on GTX 16 series and above, so any RTX GPU also works.
If optifine was actually compatible with other mods it would be a lot better
What launcher do you use to run all your mods?
I use the prism launcher or the modrinth launcher! I like them both a lot.
Alr I’ll try modernity first. Which versions of Minecraft work with it?@@relaxplay7
Why i have same fps with sodium and optifine
Vulkan mod really isnt meant to be just a performance mod its a mod that Replaces the openGL api with Vulkan so future mods can take advantage of certain features vulkan has over openGL
i tried sodium, i played for like 2 minutes than my minecraft crashed and when i wanted to launch it again it said :One of your resourcepack coused your game to crash" That's why i think Optifine is better becouse i didn't ever have a similar problem.
You know what Minecraft code don't use multi threading and don't use full potential of hardware. It has memory duplication problem and memory jam . The light engine creates useless things and pushes it on power cores than efficiency ones . Causing lags . All these mods fixes these problems and make Minecraft run using multi threading. Bedrock works better cuz it uses multi threading. Whenever I play 1.20 it don't utilise my hardware. CPU 23% GPU 42% Fps low After mods CPU 30% stable GPU 97-100% Fps High.
i have ~750fps with optifine and without changing settings
In order to use Nvidium you need a GTX 16xx or newer, not 20xx... Everything else is nice though.
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3:10 tought i can get away with my 1650 ti m.. now i'l have to get a whole new laptop😢
vulkan mod is barely aimed at preformance sure vulkan runs better than opengl but it’s more for amd systems that lack in the opengl drivers
why does optifine crash in my forge
(Sodium is the better now) due to being able to get other smaller mods that do the job that optifine does, like custom Item textures, mob textures, connected textures and shaders while also getting better FPS with higher render distances with Nvidium (only when using a 16 series graphics card or newer.
there is an exception though, if you're using forge or older versions of minecraft like 1.8.9, Optifine would be better
1:45 has some valid points though, if you dont want the hassle of finding lots of mods because you're let's say you're making a modpack for your friends optifine would be the easyest to use, but if you're willing to put in the time finding the mods, the others are the better choice[
Also RelaxPlay I'm able to run Nvidium on my dookie Laptop which has a GTX 1650ti, and it works just fine
My Ryzen 3 3200g 16GB (2x8 2666 Mhz) performs best with Optifine. I have tried Sodium with Lithium, Phosphor, Iris, Indium, all that stuff. I get so much better and stable on Optifine its not even funny, so I would recommend doing some tests on your own as FPS varies ALOT by system hardware.
I agree! At the end of the day it's always best to test your own hardware as things vary from system to system.
Indeed, @@relaxplay7 as most of the times I get a much stabler and enjoyable experience on my PC with Optifine + shaders, than Sodium with nothing up. Also, really nice video, feels really good for ur sub count.
I heard OptiFine is more CPU-based as opposed to the other alternatives. So if you're using integrated graphics, then yes, it makes sense why OptiFine is a better choice.
Comparing the "rendering" of chunks isn't really fair to other mods than Optifine. The other mods purely focus improving rendering performance FWICT. Optifine seems to be optimizing chunk generation and/or lighting calculations. You oughta compare with mods that actually handle optimizing that side of things to compare that
i found many great youtuber but with few subs recently
I'm pretty sure that at this point Mojang isn't putting that much effort into heavily optimizing Java because they hope everyone slowly migrates over to Bedrock so they can kill it lol
fsr in minecraft is actually kinda crazy
Definitely! I'm not super interested in the upscaling part of it, as from what I know Minecraft scales pretty well with resolution, in terms of performance, but the anti-aliasing part of it, which would make Minecraft look way better for a minimal performance drop!