Yeah, correct clocks (verfied by GPU-Z while in-game). No power saving settings. :IOriginally Posted by REPUBLICOFGAMER
Hello,
I would see what drivers those people are using as mincraft is not really looked at by these company's when they create drivers, also make sure there are no power saver settings on xD , and make sure the card is at it correct clocks ! .
-ROG
Yeah, it's set to launch the 64-bit version (new launcher's definitely a nice improvement). OptiFine's already installed.Originally Posted by macropower
I used to have these problems too, I can tell you that it's definitely minecraft (assuming other games work just fine).
Try installing the 54-bit java client and optifine.![biggrin.gif]()
Phenom 955 @3.8GHz.Originally Posted by bullethose
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Yeah I noticed :I. My 560 Ti seems to perform better than my 6970 but I just found something. Maybe you or someone else can help me? When I'm in-game, GPU-Z says that my 6970's Core Clock is at 500MHz and sometimes will drop to 250MHz. Is this some kind of power saving feature on the card? And if yes, can I disable it? Maybe that's why it's performing so poorly?Originally Posted by ADHDadditiv
I have the same problem with my GTX 670. I used to have a 7950 (was sorta DOA, but still playable in some games) and I was getting in and around 300FPS, now I can barely run 200, thats if im lucky. Its minecraft itself, works with some cards, not with others.
Yes I believe there is a function in the AMD dashboard or something like MSI Afterburner to force the card to run at a certain frequency all the time. No absolutely sure where.Originally Posted by X-Country Dude96
Yeah I noticed :I. My 560 Ti seems to perform better than my 6970 but I just found something. Maybe you or someone else can help me? When I'm in-game, GPU-Z says that my 6970's Core Clock is at 500MHz and sometimes will drop to 250MHz. Is this some kind of power saving feature on the card? And if yes, can I disable it? Maybe that's why it's performing so poorly?![mad.gif]()
I can't seem to find an option for that?Originally Posted by NeoReaper
You're card is going into 2D mode because Minecraft is doing what it does with mine every now and then. Minecraft is not triggering 3D mode on the GPU, if it was a AMD Design 6970 OR it is not overclocked use GPU Tweak and Force it into 3D mode.
Use "Advanced Mode" in GPU Tweak and you will see a little 3D button, press it and your card's fan will spin up because it is now in 3D mode.Originally Posted by X-Country Dude96
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I can't seem to find an option for that?Originally Posted by NeoReaper
You're card is going into 2D mode because Minecraft is doing what it does with mine every now and then. Minecraft is not triggering 3D mode on the GPU, if it was a AMD Design 6970 OR it is not overclocked use GPU Tweak and Force it into 3D mode.
Well, my FPS is acceptable now. ThanksOriginally Posted by NeoReaper
Use "Advanced Mode" in GPU Tweak and you will see a little 3D button, press it and your card's fan will spin up because it is now in 3D mode.
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I have noticed this with my 6870, was not the performance I was expecting even with an SSD. I think the cards work better by other people's "tests" that Intel CPU's and AMD cards are faster in Minecraft...Originally Posted by X-Country Dude96
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Well, my FPS is acceptable now. ThanksOriginally Posted by NeoReaper
Use "Advanced Mode" in GPU Tweak and you will see a little 3D button, press it and your card's fan will spin up because it is now in 3D mode.+rep Fluctuates between 50-100FPS. Definitely a step down from my 560 Ti's performance in Minecraft but oh well. I'll be upgrading to a 700 series card in the near future anyway. Seems that NVIDIA performs better in Minecraft.![smile.gif]()
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Oh yeah. That might be the other thing. ._.Originally Posted by NeoReaper
I have noticed this with my 6870, was not the performance I was expecting even with an SSD. I think the cards work better by other people's "tests" that Intel CPU's and AMD cards are faster in Minecraft...![mellowsmiley.gif]()
I even tried Optifine's multi-core rendering but all that did was add more load on my CPU and generate a few more chunks than normal. My CPU and GPU hardly hit 50% usage and my SSD's usage in Task manager is like 45% when running Minecraft so I do not understand why Java is being soo slow. (Plus I dedicated 4gb RAM to Minecraft)Originally Posted by X-Country Dude96
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Oh yeah. That might be the other thing. ._.Originally Posted by NeoReaper
I have noticed this with my 6870, was not the performance I was expecting even with an SSD. I think the cards work better by other people's "tests" that Intel CPU's and AMD cards are faster in Minecraft...![mellowsmiley.gif]()
