These 9 Minecraft Mods Will Destroy Your PC

– In today’s video, I’m going to be going through a collection of Minecraft mods that will potentially destroy your PC if you were to play with at least a few of them on your PC at a time. Some of them are on the lower end of the destructible PC side of things.

And some of the more on the higher end to the point where even I can barely handle running them, on my beastie computer, which is a bit of an expensive boy. So let’s get started. Moving into the first mod of this showcase, we have a mod known as the physics mod.

Now this mod is a beautiful thing to play around, mainly because whenever you break a block or anything in general, it will kind of break down to a collection of particles. The same can be said about what would happen when you do the same with mobs,

Whenever you kill a mob, it’ll fall apart in front of you. And it’s very, very cool and very beautiful. (indistinct) with this mod is that when there’s a slosh of chunks around, it can tend to like lag out your world and can tend to start to break things, mainly because the more you,

The more blocks you break, like let’s say for example, you do a TNT explosion. It will break a huge amount of blocks that will end up spawning even more moving entities on the screen because that’s how Minecraft goes. But it’s very, very beautiful in the way that it looks

And just everything about it is just absolutely magnificent with the beauty that has gone into working into this type of mod, just because of all the design details and everything about it. This is honestly a mod that if your computer can handle it, I do recommend you just have

Alongside any other form of mod playthrough any type of thing on those lines, because this just adds so much beautiful effects to your Minecraft world that it’s not even funny. It doesn’t actually alter too much about the gameplay itself. It just adds some beautiful looking physics that come

After you break blocks or you break mobs, or you use explosions. It just adds in a whole new level of an atmosphere towards Minecraft. Moving to the next mod, we’ve got dihydrogen monoxide, heart reloaded. This is basically just H20. That’s what the title of this is. It’s just slightly more complicated

For the sake of they can, but basically the idea of this mod is to improve water physics and make it actually follow what it does in the, in real life, on how water will empty out of anything. Like you place a bucket of water,

It will fall all the way down to the bottom. It won’t just create a source water block at the top there, or wherever you place it. Now in small scales, this mod is pretty good. It’s pretty fun to play around with. And it’s not really that bad of a mod to have

On your stinky light hand computers. But the moment you head towards any vast ocean is the moment where you’ll notice that your FPS will begin to drop drastically because in certain places, such as where massive ocean ravines are, where magnet blocks are, the water actually is physically being pulled down,

Creating some cool whirlpool effects in those areas. As well as let’s say, if you were to break the water down to a certain level, maybe you just open it up to bedrock. It will drain the entire ocean overall (indistinct), like lagging the hell out of your world, if you’re not careful enough.

But basically this water physics mod is really, really cool. If you go in the right shades and textures for it, you can turn it into that realistic water thing that comes from the Hull Stevie guy. But this is a really beautiful mod with how it works

With water. Moving into the next mod on this list, we have a mod known as Drops. Now, basically the idea of this one is to add physics to the items that you throw upon the ground. Now this can get a bit laggy in the way that you’ll,

Once you throw like a set amount of items onto the ground, it can tend to cause some issues, especially if you’re throwing completely unique items every single time. It can definitely cause a lot of issues because again, as always, they are counted as physical entities,

But because of how differently, it is works with this mod, especially with the Ray on mod installed, these are actual more physic based mods rather than actual being normal entities. Instead of behaving like the typical vanilla entity, it’s a little bit more to them. But basically when you throw it,

It acts more like in real life where if you throw it on the ground, it bounces around for a bit. And the kind of acts exactly, how like the image of the object is. So for cubes, it bounce around like a cube, anything that’s flat like Apple’s, tools and other bits

And pieces like that it will bounce around depending on how which side it hits, it will bounce in different ways. For example, it might potentially slide if your tears right on the flat big side of it, if it hits on a weird corner, the item will bounce around a lot more,

And it’s just a lot of physical beauty with this type of mod. As everything just has its own unique way of bouncing around in comparison to other things. And you can act in a different way each and every time you throw said item. Moving into the next one,

We’ve got a mod called no cues. Basically the idea of this is to smoothen out the entirety of the Minecraft world, so that there are practically no cubes. The effect that this does to a Minecraft world, is this bounced as crazy and out of this world as you might think it would be.

It is definitely a weird and obscure thing to run through for the first time trying out these weird and wacky worlds when there is ,it’s entirely smoothed out so caves are more rounder, it’s more tunnel. It’s not exactly an easy thing to describe the feelings you get when you’re just running

Through a Minecraft world that looks in this current nature. And it looks absolutely beautiful when you have Minecraft shades on it as well. But of course it’s a bit of a difficult thing to set up and there’s a lot of broken things about it. So, while the nine times out of 10,

It won’t do much to harm your PC. There are gonna be occasions where it’s a bit too much and it will do some killing. But this is a very beautiful looking mod and is exceptionally beautiful when you combine it with a collection of shaders. Moving into the next one,

We’ve got the Better Animal Model mods, which it’s not exactly going to break your PC too per se. It’s more gonna break your mind because of how cursed these mobs kind of look. Yes. The idea of these is to make it more modeled after a more

Realistic variant of said animals, aside from the mooshroom, because there’s no red cows in real life, except for someone who’s gonna prove me wrong in the comments down below, but that’s besides the point, but this is kind of a curse in a way. You look at them and it’s just,

It feels like something’s wrong with it. You’re probably used to the normal models of Minecraft. That’s what I believe anyhow. And you look at them and it’s like, yeah, the more theming after more realistic things. But at the same time, it’s definitely a little bit on the cursed side

On why does this exist type move. Either way, moving into our next mod we do have Dynamic Trees. Now this is another one of those mods that isn’t exactly something that’s going to tank your PC too heavily, unless you’ve got something pretty weak, like a potato PC of sort.

But overall is more is a really, really overall cool looking tree mod overall. There are of course, a bit of a weird quirky to it. Some trees are pretty weird and pretty ugly when it comes down to this mod, for example, the Birch tree mods,

But something like the dark forest look absolutely amazing when it comes to the dynamic tree mod, because it just makes those big trees that the Dark Oak Forest have look just that 10 times better than what they normally do. And of course, there are beautiful features.

Like when you break one block in the actual tree itself, every bit of the tree above said block, will actually come falling down, making it easy to cut down trees for you and many other really, really cool things when it comes to this mod. Moving into the next mod,

We have the mod known as realistic block physics. Now basically the idea behind this is to add gravity to every single block into the Minecraft game, but not in quite the way you think it would activate. For example, when it comes down to it with sand and gravel in Minecraft,

It will always fall down when there’s nothing underneath it whenever any form of block update happens around it. But with the realistic block physics, this isn’t exactly the case. What, this mod does it pretty makes it so that you can’t exactly have floating objects. For example, you build up a tower

And go like four routes of one side and you break the bottom of the tower. The tower will come falling down and the blocks will resettle in whatever random position it ends up being in. A very, very good example of this, is it’s completely and utterly removes the ability of having

Floating trees because you break one log in the tree, the entire tree is going to come falling down onto the ground, leaving some really cool and interesting effects when it comes down to breaking trees, but also can really do some damage to the landscape because it looks so funky. But overall

It’s a really cool mod, but moving on to its pairing realistic explosion physic. Moving into another mod created by the same creator as the realistic block physics, it’s realistic explosion physics. Now these both comparatively work together and it can create some pretty cool effects.

And if you remember from the start of the video from another realistic physics mod where it breaks, all the blocks into millions of particles and it causes a lot of lag, well these pair of mods put together can cause a lot of lag as well.

And it ultimately leaves some really, really cool effects. So instead of just blowing up a hole and then all the irons is becoming like little irons that you can pick up instead, it will shoot the blocks outwards and it will randomly spray everywhere. Sparing the debris is of the earth into the air

And it will just land in every which random direction nearby the blast zone, which is a really cool effect that ultimately leaves some pretty interesting things to your landscape, mixing it in with the realistic block physics where anything will fall down, if there’s, if it’s floating in the air,

You just get some really cool and amazing things. But moving into the last thing for this showcase today, we’ve got a thing called the Realistico texture pack. Now this is a texture pack, more so than a mod, but the texture pack file itself, atleast for like the middle of the range variant

Is half a gigabyte. Just let that sink in for a moment. A Minecraft texture pack that is over 500 megabytes in size, and this is like one of the low end versions of it. Basically there is the light version you can get for free.

You can pay $3 to gain access to the medium version, which is the version I’m gonna showcase to you today. Then you’ve got two other tiers above those ones that are even higher in quality, in realism, in detail and everything about it. And you look at this version here and you say,

How much better can it get than this? Because even this is tanking the hell out of my computer without any form of shavers on (indistinct). When we activate them for when we want to take those screenshots, you’re gonna see in the thumbnail. Probably the thing that I’m in awe with most

About this texture pack is that I only installed this texture pack as well as OptiFine and then a single light shader mod. And it required me to give Minecraft more allocated Ram because normally I play Minecraft with about two gigs of Ram for a state of Minecraft, this texture pack wanted more.

None of the other modes in this list did that. Other mods were lagging cause a lot of issues, but none of them required more memory of my computer only this texture pack. And you gotta keep in mind, this is literally the second lightest version of this texture pack

Out of the four different variants? It gets pretty insane. So if you did enjoy this video of gray, of game breaking, PC breaking mods, and all of them broke PCs, it’s more of a realistic list with a lot of mods that will probably cook your computer if you’re not careful.

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