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Hey what is up guys welcome back to another minecraft java video today we’re going to take a look at the best optifine settings for minecraft java edition version 1.18.1 this is actually going to be the best optifine performance settings i have done a video previously on the best optifine settings

And i’ve gone through each of the different settings to try and give yourselves more fps inside your game so today we’re going to look at the performance settings in particular and we’re going to try and see if we can actually get a performance boost and an fps increase inside our minecraft game

Using those particular performance settings as you guys can see i am using optifine version hd h4 ultra this is the latest current version of optifine for 1.18.1 that is stable i’m not actually using any of the preview versions i am using the standard version that is

Available so as you guys can see i do have optifine installed and the main section that we are going to look at today is this section over here which is performance so if i go into the performance section you can see that we have different settings here that we can

Enable and disable to try and give ourselves more fps inside our game so first of all let me go ahead and actually reset all of my settings so i’m going to actually go ahead and reset my video settings so let me go ahead and do that now

All right so the video settings have been reset so let me go ahead and change the auto save to 12 minutes and turn off the gl errors over here i’m also going to enable the fps counter using the show fps function let me go back and now let

Me start to change a few settings the first setting i’m going to change is the render distance so i’m going to actually change this to 32 chunks now optifine does allow me to change it to 64 chunks but because sodium and other mods and the default vanilla game only goes up to

32 chunks i’m actually going to keep it on 32 chunks just so we can be consistent with the vanilla game and some of the other mods like sodium and canvas renderer let me go ahead and increase the simulation distance to 32 as well i’m also going to change the

Brightness to a bright and then i’m going to go into the detail section and change the entity distance to 500 and the biome blend to 15 by 15 which is the maximum we are basically going to try and stress our system out to see what

Average fps i can get and then i’m going to use the performance settings and try and see if i can get further fps boost inside my game on version 1.18.1 let’s go one level back i’m also going to change the fov to a quake pro because

The higher the fov the less fps we do receive inside our game i have done several tests and i can confirm that if you’d use a lower fov for example if i was using a fov of 60 i would get more fps compared to if i was using an fov of

90. so let’s go ahead and change that all the way to quake pro all right now let’s have a look at what kind of fps i am getting inside my game let me just go into first person mode here as you guys can see it is actually hovering

Somewhere between 40 to 60 fps it is a bit jerky as well i am using this on 32 render distance chunks so obviously we can expect to see some slowdowns as well so as you guys can see on average it is fluctuating between 40 to a 60 fps now

Let’s go ahead and actually have a look at the performance setting i’m going to go into video settings and click on performance and the main setting which i have noticed that does give me a nice boost is this one over here which is called render regions so let’s hover

Over this and read up about the render region settings as you guys can see it says allows faster terrain rendering by optimizing the gpu load more effective at higher render distances not recommended for integrated graphics cards so any of you who are using laptops with integrated graphics cards

This might not work for you so do bear that in mind alright so let me go ahead and enable this now now as you guys can see on the top left corner there my fps has actually jumped up to 100 fps and now it is going to fluctuate somewhere

Between a 60 to 100 fps as you guys can see i’m just moving around here and it’s probably not the best example or best test to test out the fps fluctuations here in this particular area however we can see that i am getting much higher fps than what i was getting previously

So this setting definitely does help us inside our minecraft game so all i’ve done is i’ve gone into the options clicked on video settings gone into the performance settings and enabled the render regions setting over here obviously if you guys are not able to get any performance boost with this and

It’s not working for you some of the other settings that i would recommend that you guys do enable are as follows so first of all you need to go ahead and enable the fast render settings so as you guys can see it says uses optimized rendering algorithm which decreases the

Cpu load and may substantially increase the fps so let’s go ahead and enable this let’s have a look at fast math as well as you guys can see it says uses optimized syn and cost functions which can better utilize the cpu cache and increase the fps so let’s go ahead and

Enable this as well i’m not going to actually enable smooth world because i don’t actually want to stabilize my fps at the moment and the same thing for a smooth fps as well so if you guys want to stabilize your fps if you guys are getting severe lag spikes where it’s

Going really high and then really low then go ahead and enable smooth fps and smooth world but for this test i’m going to leave them set to off let’s go ahead and enable the dynamic updates as well so as you guys can see this says dynamic updates for small chunk updates while

The player is standing still to load the world faster so you can go ahead and enable this as well in my personal tests i have not actually noticed much of a difference between enabling this or disabling this but you can go ahead and enable that as well let’s go ahead and

Take a look at lazy chunk loading now as you guys can see it says smooths the integrated server junk loading by distributing the chunks over several ticks turn it off if parts of the world did not load correctly effective only for local worlds single player so let’s

Go ahead and enable this as well i’m also going to enable the smart animations so as you guys can see it says with smart animations the game will only animate the textures which are currently visible on the screen this reduces the tick lag spikes and increases the fps so let’s go ahead and

Enable the smart animations option over here so as you guys can see my game is much more smoother now and i am getting more fps than i was getting with those performance options turned off so if you guys are looking to further increase your fps and your performance in your

Minecraft game by using optifine on version 1.18.1 then do go ahead and turn the settings on and have a look if it does actually improve your performance and give you a better fps boost inside your game for my current hardware and setup it does actually improve my fps

Inside my game and does give me much better performance compared to if i was using the default optifine settings hopefully this is going to sort out your issues with optifine and hopefully these best optifine performance settings for minecraft java 1.18.1 if you guys found the video useful please do give us a

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