SouViictor in English – 🔧 MINECRAFT: BEST SETTINGS TO BOOST FPS AND FIX FPS DROPS / STUTTER 🔥 | Low-End PC ✔️

In this video, I’m going to show  you eight quick steps to boost FPS, fix lag and FPS drops in  Minecraft on your Low-End PC. Hey! What’s Up? I’m Victor and welcome  to another video of this channel! In the first step, you’re going  to modify two options in Windows to improve performance in Minecraft.

First, search for “Game Mode” in the Start  Menu and then select “Game Mode Settings”. Now, make sure this option is  enabled, otherwise enable it. After that, search for “Control Panel”  and then select the corresponding option. In “View by:”, select “Category”. Then, click on “Hardware and  Sound” and then “Power Options”.

And lastly, select the power  plan “High Performance”. In the second step, you’re going to install  Java and Optifine in your Minecraft. If you have already installed  both, skip to the third step. First, download “Java” by using  the link on the description below. After that, open the installation  file and then click on “Install”.

After installing, download “Optifine”  according to your Minecraft version by using the link on the description below. After downloading, right-click  on the installation file, select “Open With” and then “Java”. And lastly, click on “Install”  to start installing Optifine. In the third step, you’re going  to set high priority in Minecraft,

To make your system dedicate more performance  to it, increasing FPS and fixing FPS drops. First, download the file “High Priority Minecraft” by using the link on the description below. After that, unzip the file to  your Desktop by using “WinRAR”. Now, right-click on the file “High Priority”,

Click on “Show More Options”  and then select “Merge”. And lastly, click on “Yes”  and “OK” to apply the change. And if you want to undo this,  merge the file “Default Priority”. In the fourth step, you’re going  to allocate more RAM to Minecraft.

First, you must find out the  amount of RAM on your PC. To do that, press the keys “Ctrl”  + “Shift” + “ESC” on the Desktop. After that, select the tab “Performance”  and then click on “Memory”. Now, in the upper right corner, you can  see your amount of RAM in Gigabytes…

Then, open “Calculator” and  divide your amount of RAM by “2”. And the result of the division will be the  amount of RAM you need to allocate to Minecraft. So, open your Minecraft Launcher. After that, click on “Installations”  and then select your Optifine profile. Now, click on “More Options”.

After that, in the option “-Xmx” write the  amount of RAM you’ve calculated a few second ago. And lastly, click on “Save”. In the fifth step, you’re going  to add an optimized config file into the installation folder of your Minecraft. First, download the file “Optifine  Optimized Graphics Settings”

By using the link on the description below. After that, unzip the file to  your desktop by using “WinRAR”. Then, copy the file “optionsof” and  press “Windows” + “R” on your keyboard. In the field “Open”, type  “%appdata%” and then click on “OK”. Now, open the folder “.minecraft”.

And lastly, paste the file into this folder and click on “Replace the  File in the Destination”. In the sixth step, you’re going to lower  the screen resolution in your Minecraft. First, open Minecraft using an Optifine profile. Now, click on “Options”, “Video  Settings” and then “Other”. In “Fullscreen”, select “Yes”.

And lastly, in the option “Fullscreen Mode”, select “800×600@60” and then click on “Done”. In the seventh step, I’m going to show you how  to optimize your Intel HD Graphics in Minecraft. First, right-click on the Desktop and  then select “Graphics Properties”. Now, select “3D”. Then, in “Application Optimal  Mode”, select “Enable”.

In “General Settings”, select “Performance”. And lastly, click on “Apply” to save the changes. In the eighth step, I’m going  to you some settings you can do to get more performance in Minecraft  if you have an NVIDIA graphics card. First, right-click on the Desktop and  then select “NVIDIA Control Panel”.

Then, select the tab “Manage 3D Settings”. In “Ambient Occlusion”, select “Performance”. And scroll down until find “Low Latency  Mode”, and then select “Ultra” on it. In “Power Management Mode”, select  “Prefer Maximum Performance”. In “Texture Filtering – Quality”,  select “High Performance”. And lastly, click on “Apply” to save the changes.

And that was the video! If you want to boost and optimize  performance in your games, you can subscribe to this channel and then always learn new  methods when I upload new videos. Thanks for watching! See you in the next video!