Yeah, my internet derped. wasn't even sure if I posted the message xD
Sorry, I don't know anything about how Windows 8 works and changing operating systems.
I can confirm that Minecraft does run much better on Windows 7 then Windows 8.
Yeah, my internet derped. wasn't even sure if I posted the message xD
Sorry, I don't know anything about how Windows 8 works and changing operating systems.
Most likely because windows 8 Computers aren't really for Gaming much more for browsing the internet. If you are a sophisticated sane personality who prefer ease of use and functionality over bling should go for Windows 7. Nothing is really different with Win8, Just the startup screen is different thats about it.I can confirm that Minecraft does run much better on Windows 7 then Windows 8.
Holy butts I didn't get the alerts for this XD.
I always have priority high, drew. And those are my exact settings.
I have an HP Pavillion 22, I can't get my specs now :3 brother on the computer.
I cannot change my allocated RAM because it says that something is wrong (will send screenshots soon.)
Yup. Can't get 64 bit..No, no, no, no I guess you're using 32-bit Java? ;o
Your system is 32-bit?Yup. Can't get 64 bit..
Not sure if it's 32 bit. I'll double check, ;)Your system is 32-bit?
That will be the cause of your low FPS unfortunately it cannot be fixed without a OS reinstallation.
and you would need to get a new CPU + motherboardYour system is 32-bit?
That will be the cause of your low FPS unfortunately it cannot be fixed without a OS reinstallation.
Typo, it is Vertical...srry fo that....and however the Syncro thing is written...#notenglishIt's actually Vertical Synchronization. :)
Basically, it sets your game to update based on your monitors display per second or your Hertz.
Basically the Max Fps of your monitor for some monitors they don't have restricted fps, only old monitors do it nowadays, it's not exactly a good video feature to have it can be a little annoying, It seems as if it makes you lag a lot more. primarily why you never enable it.
If you don't have 32 bit, you would have to put a new installation of Windows to get 64 bit...Yup. Can't get 64 bit..
Your system is 32-bit?
That will be the cause of your low FPS unfortunately it cannot be fixed without a OS reinstallation.
If you don't have 32 bit, you would have to put a new installation of Windows to get 64 bit...
Also if you want to play in Windows 7 in Windows 8, right click you Minecraft.exe/.jar, go properties, then Compatibility, go in compatibility mode and click run with Windows 7.
If your CPU does not support 64bit, you will need a new PC, or of you built it, buy a new CPU...I use the Intel Core i5 since it is better for MineCraft, since Minecraft a CPU intensive game.
Hahahaha Sorry SirBoth the CPU, mobo, memory etc all need to support 64-bit addressing. Its not as simple as changing a CPU and reinstalling. Theres a large difference between 64 and 32 bit in how all the components address memory/links/etc.
If you're running on a 32-bit system, I can already say you may need to update your computer in the near future. HP Pavillion with 32 bit tells me the system likely has a dual core low Ghz processor, less then 4GB (likely 2) of RAM, either an integrated GPU or perhaps a low power (laptop type) GPU from Nvidia (HP usually uses Nvidia stuff) - So not quite the gaming computer. Theres not exactly lots you can do to get better framerates other then upgrading to a better system. (Consider MacBooks ;) )
There is a way to change back to windows 7 BUT, I did that and I've lost my windows 8 and it says my windows 7 is NOT genuine. So I do not recommend doing this.I think you quoted the qrong person xD But I meant change back to windows 7 (I can't) (I DON'T THINK 0-o)
He's probably fixed the problem by now.There is a way to change back to windows 7 BUT, I did that and I've lost my windows 8 and it says my windows 7 is NOT genuine. So I do not recommend doing this.
Most likely, better to know than not :).He's probably fixed the problem by now.
It's a Name, It's a combination of two words to make one. :PSamuel, OptiFine is known as "Opti-Fine" It's actually 2 words.
Oh my, as THE AMAZING @Drew McNamee said ;Samuel, OptiFine is known as "Opti-Fine" It's actually 2 words.
EXACLTY THAT-It's a Name, It's a combination of two words to make one. :p
Anyways, can we not get off topic?