I don't have a pretty mojang next to my name, but I imagine other important information might be what version of your video card drivers you are using.
Additionally, are you using any addons, or texture packs beyond optifine? Does this issue occur in single player or just multiplayer?
"every freaking second I move the fps drops to 0 for a matter of 0.001 second then back up to 40-60fps its so freaking annoying and has to be fixed or optimised, "
So you are saying that when you are in a developed area, when you move, there is a very very brief freeze up of your screen, before it resumes running at 40-60FPS?
This sounds like what my computer does when I have too many programs running, and I need to restart, but I'm too busy playing minecraft to do so. There are limits to how much backwards compatibility is possible. You do not expect to play a New Shiney computer game on a computer from 1997 and have it work, after all. The geeks are right.
But my question is.. if optifine fixes it for you.. . why don't you just use optifine and be happy?
So, basically, Maarten... what you're saying is that this is a bug that needs reporting?
I don't have a pretty mojang next to my name, but I imagine other important information might be what version of your video card drivers you are using.
Additionally, are you using any addons, or texture packs beyond optifine? Does this issue occur in single player or just multiplayer?
"every freaking second I move the fps drops to 0 for a matter of 0.001 second then back up to 40-60fps its so freaking annoying and has to be fixed or optimised, "
So you are saying that when you are in a developed area, when you move, there is a very very brief freeze up of your screen, before it resumes running at 40-60FPS?
This sounds like what my computer does when I have too many programs running, and I need to restart, but I'm too busy playing minecraft to do so. There are limits to how much backwards compatibility is possible. You do not expect to play a New Shiney computer game on a computer from 1997 and have it work, after all. The geeks are right.
But my question is.. if optifine fixes it for you.. . why don't you just use optifine and be happy?