I always have those settings cubethethird. I switched to max fps when it got worse but it still continued. occasionally it will run ok for up to 15 minutes but once every couple of seconds the FPS will drop for a second until it is dropping for up to a minute straight.
It began for me during the snapshot 36a. at first it worked smoothly with no glitches or lag. I could have over 300 mobs in one place with no lag. slowly the fps dropping began. every day it got worse until it became like this. There was another problem I noticed. If you spend a lot of time in a world without using a different minecraft frame the memory being used continuously increases until it runs out. You can't just save and quit, you need to delete the frame and make a new one to reduce the memory being used to normal
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This is NOT resolved. It is a very common problem and should be given further attention! It got even worse in 1.4.2
There is a forum for this on the minecraft website.http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1403906-131-fps-issues/
I always have those settings cubethethird. I switched to max fps when it got worse but it still continued. occasionally it will run ok for up to 15 minutes but once every couple of seconds the FPS will drop for a second until it is dropping for up to a minute straight.
It began for me during the snapshot 36a. at first it worked smoothly with no glitches or lag. I could have over 300 mobs in one place with no lag. slowly the fps dropping began. every day it got worse until it became like this. There was another problem I noticed. If you spend a lot of time in a world without using a different minecraft frame the memory being used continuously increases until it runs out. You can't just save and quit, you need to delete the frame and make a new one to reduce the memory being used to normal
There is a forum for this on the minecraft website.http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1403906-131-fps-issues