Nathan Samms
- njt12
- njt12
- Europe/Stockholm
- Yes
- No
MC-50853
There is a rapid CPU load from running Minecraft 1.9(15w31b). If for instance once the official release of Minecraft 1.9 in the near/distant future, someone loads Minecraft version 1.9 on an old and/or significantly under powered computer system, may result in: fire, CPU crash/damage, fan over use(damage to fan), CPU/GPU overheating(resulting in: crash/damage to computer), and/or battery over load. I suggest that this problem be looked into as the overload on this laptop results in rapid heating of the whole computer. This occurs once the program is open(after launcher hides in the system tray).
Amount of Random Access Memory allocated to Minecraft: 476 megabytes.
Amount of Random Access Memory allocated to Java: 500 megabytes.
Java Runtime Environment 8 version 51
AMD A10-5745M APU x4 @ 2.10 GHz
Windows 8.1
How to reconstruct the incident:
0.0001. Don't throw salt over your shoulder before starting this, might give you good luck. Don't want that here. Yeah talking to you leprechaun!
1. Start up your brand new clean Minecraft version 15w32a client side game.
2. Go and create a new world.
3. Wait five minutes and wonder why hasn't anything happened yet.
4. Look at the new folder in your Minecraft directory: crash-reports.BEGIN DESCRIPTION
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Now seems how you reconstructed the issue(don't wait five minutes, the server will have crashed long before then) I attempted to create a Creative Game Mode World in Minecraft, then it stopped working and I tried to close Minecraft a few times. I had to kill it with the Windows Task Manager, it was brutal. Bloody thing would not go down without a fight. Anyway, here is a JIT(Just In Time) log that Minecraft shown me.
-How to reconstruct the incident:
0.0001. Don't throw salt over your shoulder before starting this, might give you good luck. Don't want that here. Yeah talking to you leprechaun!
1. Start up your brand new clean Minecraft version 15w32a client side game.
2. Go and create a new world.
3. Wait five minutes and wonder why hasn't anything happened yet.
4. Look at the new folder in your Minecraft directory: crash-reports.BEGIN DESCRIPTION
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Now seems how you reconstructed the issue(don't wait five minutes, the server will have crashed long before then) I attempted to create a Creative Game Mode World in Minecraft, then it stopped working and I tried to close Minecraft a few times. I had to kill it with the Windows Task Manager, it was brutal. Bloody thing would not go down without a fight. Anyway, here is a JIT(Just In Time) log that Minecraft shown me.- I didn't see someone else reported this bug today, sorry!
-How to reconstruct the incident:
0.0001. Don't throw salt over your shoulder before starting this, might give you good luck. Don't want that here. Yeah talking to you leprechaun!
1. Start up your brand new clean Minecraft version 15w32a client side game.
2. Go and create a new world.
3. Wait five minutes and wonder why hasn't anything happened yet.
4. Look at the new folder in your Minecraft directory: crash-reports.BEGIN DESCRIPTION
------------------------------------------------
Now seems how you reconstructed the issue(don't wait five minutes, the server will have crashed long before then) I attempted to create a Creative Game Mode World in Minecraft, then it stopped working and I tried to close Minecraft a few times. I had to kill it with the Windows Task Manager, it was brutal. Bloody thing would not go down without a fight. Anyway, here is a JIT(Just In Time) log that Minecraft shown me.-I didn't see someone else reported this bug today, sorry!How to reconstruct the incident:
0.0001. Don't throw salt over your shoulder before starting this, might give you good luck. Don't want that here. Yeah talking to you leprechaun!
1. Start up your brand new clean Minecraft version 15w32a client side game.
2. Go and create a new world.
3. Wait five minutes and wonder why hasn't anything happened yet.
4. Look at the new folder in your Minecraft directory: crash-reports.BEGIN DESCRIPTION
------------------------------------------------
Now seems how you reconstructed the issue(don't wait five minutes, the server will have crashed long before then) I attempted to create a Creative Game Mode World in Minecraft, then it stopped working and I tried to close Minecraft a few times. I had to kill it with the Windows Task Manager, it was brutal. Bloody thing would not go down without a fight. Anyway, here is a JIT(Just In Time) log that Minecraft shown me. I didn't see someone else reported this bug today, sorry! But what they forgot was the crash log.
Upon loading a world from a previous version one may find:
Double layered blocks may only have one block loaded(A product of code-crunching, performance increasing methods that is highly experimental but works nonetheless on reducing resource usage, mainly pertaining to a memory compression in the compressed .jar file) Here in this screen capture image I have enclosed an issue that not only renders the door immovable, but corrupted. I fully understand that this is a development version of Minecraft that will not be 100% perfect, but is the player's responsibility to report any glitches promptly to the development team at Mojang. EDIT: Lost the door in question, to recreate it go into a previous version of Minecraft and create a door(door frame optional) and save, then head to the current version of Minecraft, and apply a redstone signal to your door that may only partly exist.
Processor: AMD FX 8320
Graphics Card: Sapphire Radeon R7 360
Java: 1.8.0_77
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium update KB982018
Graphics Software: AMD Radeon Settings version 2016.0321.1015.16463
Other software of interest: Razer Cortex
1.9.2.jar
No.
This would be an explanation. I had the same issue there.
This is probably not from Java buddy. This is a little bit of a mistake. The only way to have a virus from Minecraft is if:
A) Mojang coded a virus to the Minecraft source code(Not plausible)
B) You downloaded a fake modification that is really a Trojan virus(Maybe)
C) This has absolutely has nothing to do with Java or Mojang/Minecraft and you downloaded a virus edition of Minecraft from an internet trickster.
I think this was fixed after Grum apparently added a bug and has since been fixed in the recent update.
I did search extensively before creating this issue, however I did not find an issue relating to this one. It was brought to my attention, however I do suggest that we expand on the open issue at hand and add details.
I had an issue similar to yours. This may relate to the optimizations to the source code. It may be the blocks that spawn with one a top another maybe reduced in assumption that it will be compressing code. This reduces resource usage, and memory consumption mainly to physical static memory(not random access). No need to worry dev team, you can do this, and do it right! I believe in you guys!
I enclosed the jar used to run Minecraft, and the log file from the server.
The game is not modded in any way shape or form. The program being used is Razer Cortex which is a game booster and frames per second counter. This bug is a bug in vanilla Minecraft.
For confirmation(I believe in that still) of the validity of my statement please refer to the website where I downloaded Razer Cortex from: http://www.razerzone.com/ca-en/cortex
The problem appears to be solved. I was rooting through settings for the graphics and found some options, wondered about them and did some searching about them. Changed them to be more optimal, I am happy to report that changing those settings did resolve my own issue. In my own defense: I had to go into my home build's BIOS settings and change a few settings for this to work.