I was watching an Etho vid the other day and was wondering, how does he keep his fps at 30 all the time? It never goes up or down. So I was wondering if there is a way to do this on my computer. I have 4gb of RAM, Intel HD Graphics, and an Intel Pentium G640 @ 2.80 GHz (yes I know I have a pretty crappy computer). I can almost always run Minecraft at 30+ fps unless I am on a huge map like the Cube SMP or I am on really high settings. Hopefully someone knows how to do this!
In Optifine I turned on smooth fps and V-sync, but since my moniter is 60 whatever-it-is, it goes up. EDIT: I figured it out! I have to turn the max fps to 30, turn on v-sync, and turn on smooth fps. Then it is sorta locked.
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I was watching an Etho vid the other day and was wondering, how does he keep his fps at 30 all the time? It never goes up or down. So I was wondering if there is a way to do this on my computer. I have 4gb of RAM, Intel HD Graphics, and an Intel Pentium G640 @ 2.80 GHz (yes I know I have a pretty crappy computer). I can almost always run Minecraft at 30+ fps unless I am on a huge map like the Cube SMP or I am on really high settings. Hopefully someone knows how to do this!
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Retired StaffYou activate Vsync. It locks the framerate.
In Optifine I turned on smooth fps and V-sync, but since my moniter is 60 whatever-it-is, it goes up. EDIT: I figured it out! I have to turn the max fps to 30, turn on v-sync, and turn on smooth fps. Then it is sorta locked.
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Retired StaffLikely done through FRAPS.
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Maybe it's for the cinematic experience.
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Why would you want to. Higher FPS is better... :/