I'm playing Minecraft on the go, which means leaving my beefy desktop and migrating to a weak Celeron N3050 laptop that I normally only use for programming or other forms of text editing. I know, it's a horrible machine to try and play games on, but I've gotten it to play Minecraft at >25 fps. But only one time (which I documented with a screenshot, here: https://i.imgur.com/63R0ttX.png ).
My problem is that most of the time, the game only sees the computer as having a single processor core. I know this because the debug menu (F3) shows "CPU: 1x Intel(R) blah blah". If it sees both CPU cores, it's a pretty enjoyable experience. But running on a single weak core makes the framerate drop to the low single digits, and I have no clue why it only recognized both cores one time.
I'm running Lubuntu 16.04, with either vanilla or OptiFine, with a 8x8 resource pack, and OpenJDK 11.
Unfortunately that computer is an antiquity and really doesn't meet Minecraft's system requirements.
Get back to your beefy computer or get a new computer!
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Hi, hopefully this is the right place to ask.
I'm playing Minecraft on the go, which means leaving my beefy desktop and migrating to a weak Celeron N3050 laptop that I normally only use for programming or other forms of text editing. I know, it's a horrible machine to try and play games on, but I've gotten it to play Minecraft at >25 fps. But only one time (which I documented with a screenshot, here: https://i.imgur.com/63R0ttX.png ).
My problem is that most of the time, the game only sees the computer as having a single processor core. I know this because the debug menu (F3) shows "CPU: 1x Intel(R) blah blah". If it sees both CPU cores, it's a pretty enjoyable experience. But running on a single weak core makes the framerate drop to the low single digits, and I have no clue why it only recognized both cores one time.
I'm running Lubuntu 16.04, with either vanilla or OptiFine, with a 8x8 resource pack, and OpenJDK 11.
Many thanks for any ideas that you might have!
Unfortunately that computer is an antiquity and really doesn't meet Minecraft's system requirements.
Get back to your beefy computer or get a new computer!