OptiFine it is great for reducing lag in Minecraft but there’s a lot of settings and a lot of things that can affect your performance in game luckily in this video we’re going to show you how to set up OptiFine to reduce lag and increase your FPS now first things first you will Need OptiFine luckily we’ve got a link in the description down below to here this is a complete and super in-depth guide on downloading installing and setting up OptiFine it covers troubleshooting issues it even talks about increasing FPS with a dedicated video on doing that however we’re going To be coming that in this video as well now with that being said once you’ve got OptiFine don’t open it right away instead start in the Minecraft launcher here now once you’re in the Minecraft launcher you want to click on installations because once you click on installations you can see OptiFine if You don’t have OptiFine just make sure this modded is checked and then you will come over here right click or not right click click on these three dots and click edit this is where you can kind of edit the behind the scenes of your OptiFine installation now first things First I’m going to set my resolution to 1920 by 1080. that’s because it’s going to be easier for you to see once we’re in Minecraft if I do that but should you honestly no the lower your resolution is the more FPS you’re going to get so 800 by 600 is Technically going to give you more FPS than well 2560 by 1440. but it’s also at the expense of Minecraft looking very bad really it’s going to make the window very small so gotta choose what works best for you in here but know the lower these numbers the better also in here Though we have more options and when we click on that we can scroll down and at the front here we have xmx2g this is how much RAM is dedicated to Minecraft by default it is two gigabytes now for 99 of people that is enough but if your Computer has for example at least eight gigabytes of RAM on it you can go in here and change this to xmx 4G and that means it’s going to be four gigabytes of RAM dedicated to Minecraft if you have less than eight gigs of RAM don’t do This even if you have a gigabytes of RAM you may have issues with this if you have free random stuff start happening when you’re playing Minecraft just come in here and uh you know lower this back to two gigabytes if you have 16 gigs of RAM you won’t have any problems but That’s the uh two things you can do in the Minecraft launcher easily to kind of start helping lag even before we launch into Minecraft with OptiFine which we’re going to go ahead and do and while this is opening up how about invest from our sponsor Apex Minecraft hosting go to the First link in the description down below the breakdown.xyz slash Apex so your very own 24 hour DDOS protected Minecraft server we actually haven’t seen back so much that we host every single Minecraft server we have on apex Minecraft hosting and if you have any issues with your Apex server they 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is the minimum FPS we’ve gotten and for me that is it’s kind of hopping around but it looks like it’s going to be about 170 is a safe number I’d rather shoot low than high on that so go ahead write those down for you and at the end of This video comment and let us know how much of an FPS boost you get from this let’s go ahead and save and quit here and then we’re going to go to options video settings now this is where all the magic happens this is where we can change everything and really make things Look better in Minecraft so before we do that let’s just go ahead and zoom in because it’s a lot easier for you to see once we do so and then we can move on to our Graphics settings now what we want to do is change these to fast that’s going to Obviously make graphics faster and increase the FPS for render distance turn it all the way down to two to get started every single one of the settings in here you can come back and change later for example if you’re like me you would be upping your render distance to At least eight after you’ve gotten in game and see no lag with two but first turn everything down all the way set it up to where if you are running a potato computer you could run Minecraft Smooth lighting need to turn that off simulation distance turn that all the Way down smooth lighting same thing all the way down frame rate actually turn that to unlimited the reason being we want to get the most FPS possible just to see what’s up oddly though if you’re seeing your FPS fluctuate quite a bit once you get in game you can limit this To 60 or even 30 FPS and still get a very playable Minecraft without that FPS hopping DUI scale doesn’t really affect lag too much entity Shadows should be turned off brightness doesn’t really affect it too much same thing with the attack indicator Dynamic lights need to Be turned off because well they are just laggy now even fast is still more laggy than off so we want to make sure those are off Dynamic fov I don’t like fov but it’s up to you and needs to be turned to whatever you want for shaders any Shaders packs are going to cost tons of lag we have guides on increasing FPS with shaders but overall shaders packs are way more laggy than no shaders packs so go ahead and make sure that is set to off because well no shaders is better than any And in regards to FPS click Done closes out of that and then we can move on to the Quality tab here we want to set MIP map levels to off we want to set the MIP map type to nearest anthroscopic filtering needs to be off anti-ali the sync needs to be off emissive textures turn those off random Entities doesn’t really affect performance too much you can turn it off but if it really is not going to change your FPS too much better grass it needs to be turned to fast better snow needs to be turned on custom fonts again not going to really affect your performance Too much custom colors turn those off now one thing worth noting here is that that can mess up texture packs and truthfully turning off texture packs can increase performance but overall if you do want to use a texture pack you might want to leave that on connected textures Turn that off Natural textures turn that off as well custom Sky you can leave that on but again it’s going to affect your texture packs whether or not that’s on or off same thing with custom items I’m turning it off but you may want to leave it on if you’re using a texture Pack same thing with entity models and last but not least the custom guis you guessed it same thing if you want all of your texture pack results you want to leave that on Distortion effects need to be set to your preference same thing for fov effects it doesn’t matter what you Set those to so just whatever you want next up we can go on to the details Tab and in here we want to go ahead and set clouds to fast the cloud height is up to you I’m going to go ahead and actually turn Cloud High off trees set to smart And this is going to give you the higher quality trees with a lot of the faster benefits trees look very very bad on the fast setting so usually smart works for most people rain and snow needs to be overall turned off but if you like it Like I do you can turn it to fast and it will perform a lot better Sky needs to be turned off star needs to be turned off sun and moon I love the Sun and Moon refuse to turn that off even though it will make Minecraft a hair a bit faster I leave it on though showcase can be turned off fog can be turned off fog start doesn’t matter because we turned the fog off view bobbing is your personal preference same for held item tool tips auto save indicator I turned that on because if you’re lagging every Time the auto save happens we can change the autosave layer to happen less frequently so leaving that on lets you know kind of what’s going on there next up is swamp colors those need to be turned off vignette needs to be turned too fast alternate blocks is in regards To your resource packs as you can see use alternate block models for some blocks depends on selected resource packs so I’m gonna turn those off we’re not using a resource pack but if you aren’t and having issues that might be why energy assistance needs to be turned All the way down and biome blend needs to be turned off click done there and we can move on to the performance tab now this one’s a bit different because instead of turning everything off we’re basically turning everything on render Region’s fast render smart animations fast math smooth FPS and smooth World Should all be turned on that is except if you’re like me and smooth World should be turned off now you might be asking what do you mean if I’m you’re like me well the reason we’re turning smooth World off is I want to see what that I want to get over a Thousand FPS right and to do that smooth world needs to be turned off it’s actually going to stabilize your FPS and limit it from going as high as it could usually that’s a good thing but if you want to see what the max FPS you can get Turn smooth World off smooth FPS is actually the same thing except it can work on servers more reliably and things like that so I’m actually going to turn that off as well you should probably turn both of these on for the best performance but I want to get the most FPS chunk updates need to be set to one Dynamic updates need to be left on lazy chunk loading needs to be turned on and chunk Builder it needs to be semi blocking from there we can move to animations and this is my favorite tab because all You’ve got to do is Click all off that simple right just click all off boom as you can see everything turns off particles turn to minimal we’re done click done there and then on the other tab show FPS we mentioned at the beginning of this video we’ll leave that On weather is another thing to consider if you want it on or off off is going to be faster if you like whether you can leave it on something else worth mentioning is the auto save and the auto save is what I was talking about is when It comes up and auto saves if you’re getting lag every time that happens you can set this to more frequently even up to 24 minutes by default I believe it’s gonna be like 45 seconds so yeah you can kind of see how that differs I usually Set it to six minutes because I can lose six minutes of work in Minecraft without being too discouraged on top of that we also have our full screen here if you want to turn Minecraft full screen you can and the lower this resolution down here the more you’re gonna get as far as FPS goes so full screen with the resolution all the way down Minecraft’s not going to look great but it is going to provide more FPS at this point though we can go ahead and click done click done all the way back out let’s jump back into that same single player world Now remember before we had an average FPS the first number of 255. we had a minimum FPS of 170. and if we turn around here look at that 1800 average FPS minimum FPS of over 700. so as you can see I could easily go in up settings things like that my PC Has a great graphics card great CPU all of that stuff so it’s not an issue for me to go in and increase the settings here and get a lot more out of Minecraft for example the first thing I would do because this is actually rather playable Is up this to 16 chunks in the regular distance it’s quite a bit but I can handle it and as you can see I’m getting still well over 500 or 400 FPS consistently even with that much higher render distance but anyway if you have any questions let us know in the comment Section down below or join our community support Discord because over there there’s an awesome Community here to help you out as well as I’m in there quite often helping people out as well so if you have any questions let us know on the community scored or in the Comments down below if you enjoyed the video give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel and enjoy your newly optimized OptiFine we’ll see in the next one peace Video 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If you want to know what the best settings for Optifine in Minecraft 1.19.3 are, this is the video for you! We go over the exact settings that you need to use in order to get the best performance possible out of Minecraft while using Optifine. It’s not uncommon for people to triple their FPS once they are using the best Optifine settings, so let’s jump right on into it!
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About this video: When it comes to Optifine, it can get very overwhelming with all of the different settings you have the ability to change. Luckily, you have found this video which is our complete guide on the best Optifine settings for Minecraft 1.19.3. These settings will let you increase your FPS, decrease your lag, and make Minecraft much more playable.
Before we get into the best Optifine settings for 1.19.3 though, let’s take a look at the Minecraft Launcher. Click on the Installations button at the top, hover over your Optifine installation, click the three dots, and click edit. Then, click More Settings. Here, you can add more RAM to Minecraft by changing the number in the ‘-XMX2G’ code. This can be a great way to get some quick FPS in Minecraft 1.19.3.
Now, open up Minecraft 1.19.3 with Optifine and go to your Optifine settings in Options, Video Settings.
As far as general video settings go, set the graphics to Fast, render distance to 12, simulation distance to 5, entities shadows to off and dynamic lights to off. This will create the base for the rest of the changes we make.
For the shader options, you need to turn off any shaders packs. Shaders are an extreme lag source, so it is super important to make sure they are disabled.
In the quality settings, turn off mipmap levels, set mipmap type to nearest, emissive textures to off, random entities to on, better grass to fast, better snow to on, custom fonts to off, custom colors to on, custom sky to off, custom items to on and distortion effects and FOV effects to whatever your preference is.
Moving on to the detail settings menu, set clouds to fast, trees to smart, rain and snow to fast, sky to off, stars to off, sun and moon to on, fog to off, fog start to N/A, swamp colors to on, vignette to fast, alternate blocks to on, entities distance to 50%, and biome blend to off.
The performance settings are a bit different as here want to turn on render regions, fast render, smart animations, fast math, smooth FPS, and smooth world instead of turning them off or to fast. For the rest of the performance settings, set chunk updates to 1, dynamic updates to on, lazy chunk loading to on and chunk builder to semi-blocking.
The animations tab is really easy. Just click the ‘All Off’ button, and you are all done.
Other settings can be ignored except for your autosave which I recommend turning to 6 minutes.
And with these Optifine settings, you should be as lag free as possible with Optifine in 1.19.3. You may want to increase some or decrease some of these, but overall, these are the best settings for Optifine in 1.19.3.
If you have any questions about these Optifine settings, let us know in the comments. We will try our best to help you out. Otherwise, if we did help you change your Optifine settings, please give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel if you haven’t already. It really helps us out, and it means a ton to me. Thank you very, very much in advance!
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