Zoltán Luxeder
- luxeder
- luxeder
- Europe/Stockholm
- Yes
- No
MC-36576
Windows 8 64 bit
Java 7.0.450
I'm not sure what else is needed, so there are a few things:
HD 5770 graphics card
Core 2 quad q8400 2.66 Ghz cpu
6Gb ram
So, I was having pretty serious framerate issues with the 1.8 snapshots, but I didn't mentioned it here, because they are development versions, I tought it's normal to have a bad performance there. But with this new snapshot(14w30a, b, c) it became much-much worse... With the previous minecraft versions, (1.7.x) I was having a nice 60+ fps. With the latest snapshot(14w30c), I have 15-30 fps.
But that's just the smaller part of the problem... Whenever I play, the game appears to be frozen. I can move around, click stuff, but the game is not responding to my actions... Like when playing a multiplayer game, and the server is having issues. I recorded it to a video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WP681sUgrX4
I hear a lot of pepole talking about how big performance improvement is the new snapshot, but for me, it turned a game with perfectly fine framerate into a game which is unplayable because of "server-side" freezing and framerate issues. I don't think it's an issue with my computer, since I can switch back anytime to 1.7.x, and it's working fine.
I didn't mark older 1.8 snapshots as affected versions, because they only had bad framerate, not these freezing issues. I've triggered a debug crash too, just in case... it's attached below. Tried with a freshly re-installed windows as well.
Thanks for your help, and sorry for my bad english.
Edit: Screenshot of my CPU, memory, GPU and disk useage: http://i.imgur.com/oieneQN.png
So, I was having pretty serious framerate issues with the 1.8 snapshots, but I didn't mentioned it here, because they are development versions, I tought it's normal to have a bad performance there. But with this new snapshot(14w30a, b, c) it became much-much worse... With the previous minecraft versions, (1.7.x) I was having a nice 60+ fps. With the latest snapshot(14w30c), I have 15-30 fps.
But that's just the smaller part of the problem... Whenever I play, the game appears to be frozen. I can move around, click stuff, but the game is not responding to my actions... Like when playing a multiplayer game, and the server is having issues. I recorded it to a video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WP681sUgrX4
I hear a lot of pepole talking about how big performance improvement is the new snapshot, but for me, it turned a game with perfectly fine framerate into a game which is unplayable because of "server-side" freezing and framerate issues. I don't think it's an issue with my computer, since I can switch back anytime to 1.7.x, and it's working fine.
I didn't mark older 1.8 snapshots as affected versions, because they only had bad framerate, not these freezing issues. I've triggered a debug crash too, just in case... it's attached below. Tried with a freshly re-installed windows as well.
Thanks for your help, and sorry for my bad english.
Edit: Screenshot of my CPU, memory, GPU and disk useage: http://i.imgur.com/oieneQN.png
CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad q8400 @2.66 Ghz
GPU: AMD Hd 5770
6Gb of DDR3 ram
Windows 8.1
Java 7u65
Catalyst version: 14.4
I think the 1.7 pre-release is an affected version too...
These lines are still appearing:
Client> [20:55:33] [Client thread/WARN]: Unable to play empty soundEvent: minecraft:music.menu
@Corey Helfrich
AMD HD 5770
@Kumasasa
13w37e seems to be working for me.
Yeah sorry, forgot to mention those... CPU, memory and GPU usage is far from full load... screenshot:
http://i.imgur.com/oieneQN.png
@Mateusz Niedrowski
Attached console output. Tried it with render distance 20... Freezing is still as bad as before, framerate is a bit better (obviously). Still, the performance with 16 render distance in 14w30 is not even close to the 1.7.x performance
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@Christopher Gowett
I'd not call it issue free, because I have to lower my settings compated to the previous version... That's an issue. And then the freezing is still there.
Yeah, I'll try Java 8, and if that don't work, I'll wait for any ideas to pop up... If that don't happen, I'll try installing a windows 7, but I don't understand how could that be an issue.I have tried allocating 4 gb of RAM, it didn't help. I might have said it incorrecly before, but I do have issues without using the "Extras" of 1.8. I have this "server-freezing" and framerate issues in 14w30c with 16 render distance as well. (English is not my native language, not even the 2nd one, so sorry for that.)
On the other hand, I can't see which part of my system is holding back the performance of the game, because none of them is overloaded.