60 is perfectly fine when you're used to 10 fps

Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:15 Allocating more RAM 0:50 Without any mods 1:26 Optifine 2:29 Sodium 3:28 Starlight 4:08 Lithium 5:23 Ferritecore 5:41 LazyDFU 6:15 Distant Horizons 6:46 Clumps 7:06 FPS Reducer 7:27 Chunk Pregenerator 7:49 Favourites

My average fps is about 15. Anything over 40 feels like luxury. I especially love it when the fps suddenly drops to 0.

Well,Mojang should know this. We do not want that "chat report" update of 1.19 . This is what we truly want. An optimization update that make game playable even for those with poor pc. Thank for this video,Bro. P.S. If you are forge user,You can use Magnesium instead of Sodium. Magnesium is just Sodium but got (Unofficially)port from fabric to forge.

Omg 1.18 literally killed my PC, especially when I generated new chunks. Thanks so much!

1:11 Shulker: 60FPS is very low in my opinion. Me when I realized I have 60 with optifine: WOW, I HAVE MORE THAN 25 FPS!

For those on Linux, don't use Fps Reducer or any similar mod to that. The display managers and desktop environment face a hard time when restoring minecraft window

My fps went from 65-80 with optifine to 95-115 after installing sodium,phosphor,lithium and crypton.thank you!

3:10 There's a Sodium Extras mod that adds more of the advanced settings to Sodium. Still less than OptiFine's advanced settings though.

Here are some things that are noteworthy in addition to this video: When allocating more RAM, the G stands for gibibytes; use M (mebibytes) for more fine-tuning. (1 GiB = 1,024 MiB) Sodium, along with the mods that are meant to go with it, are known as the CaffeineMC ecosystem. The CaffeineMC ecosystem includes Sodium, Lithium, and Phosphor (which achieves stuff similar to Starlight while possibly not breaking light suppression). There's also Hydrogen, but that was discontinued and replaced by the unofficial FerriteCore. Distant Horizons works by using level-of-detail rendering to make rendering farther-out chunks more efficient. In some instances, Sodium can result in a significant performance gain over OptiFine. Out of all the mods mentioned in this video, FerriteCore, Distant Horizons, Clumps, FPS Reducer, and Chunk Pregenerator are banned in speedruns.

So useful, not a long video, not talking for nothing, just perfect.

Needed this vid for more fps :D Thanks as always u help the most !

I was about to give up on my modded world because of the low FPS. You have saved me 🙌. I love you guys

There is another part which know as "sodium extra" that has additional animation configurations similar to those found in Optifine.

I absolutely love distant horizons for exploration. Like you can see across an ocean and know what biome you're going to find instead of just hoping you're going in the right direction. It's shown me 2 mushroom islands and an ice spikes biome from like 100 chunks away while my game still runs at 100 fps

You forgot fastchest wich makes chest act like a normal block, its probably one of the best fps boosters out there for ppl with good sized storage

All of these will help me so well in my hardcore world. Especially my fps, thank you shulkercraft for teaching us how to improve our fps with a few mods too. :)

Just a headsup, most of these won't work if you're using Forge. These are mainly for Fabric

thank you so much, generating chunks was always a problem for my pc, now it's all solved!

This is one of my favorite videos. This was so helpful. I think Minecraft mods can be really overwhelming for a lot of people

Thanks for this. I was looking for a mod that optimized MSPT, but lithium's description did not mention MSPT. You verified it. After watching this, I installed lithium.

I really hope this comments gets to the top because I have a really good mod recommendation, it’s a new mod called Exordium and it’s pretty strong, I went from having 250-300 fps with Sodium to 1100 with this mod added, it is really crazy and it’s on Curseforge.

Thank you! My game was almost unplayable and this video got rid of almost all of the lag!

Make sure to test sodium, lithium and the rest of the bundle together with iris shaders! It runs great and Iris shaders have recently added a shader setting change menu to make it like optifine but better performance. I use those mods with iris and complimentary shaders. GTX760 2gb render distance 9 medium low shader settings 60fps. Also tested with a GTX750TI same settings 50 fps but little lower and bam 60 again!

Tip: while allocating ram, use half of what you have for best performance edit: going over 4gb its pretty useless, woofles you are a legend :)

Using a client is actually pretty useful. With Lunar I get around 200-300 FPS on servers like Hypixel. Core 11 Windows 10 too. It’ll drop to around 100-70 when you play 1.18 survival but it’s still really good. Gets rid of cave shadows too so you don’t need torches except to stop mob spawns

I think the Simply Optimized modpack would be good for complete vanilla gameplay, as all of the mods are not needed on server and are very friendly to gameplay while giving a lot of fps. I have gotten 500 fps on a old laptop

While I agree with a lot of these mods, I would never recommend the Chunk Pregenerator mod. I tried it out and it was extremely poorly optimized and blew through memory like crazy. It felt like it had a bad memory leak or failed to save the chunks until the end. If you tried to generate in pieces, it felt like all the previously generate chunks were blowing through the memory still. Basically, it does a very poor job of releasing memory. Also, I believe the developer hasn't updated to 1.18.2 because they are waiting for the code to stabilize or something. The Chunky mod does the same, but it is way better.

I'm using sodium! it boosted my potato pc fps from ~25 to 120. I can also play with light shaders at ~40fps using iris mod.

For optifine users..Install performant along with ferritecore and fps reducer(optional)..My 11 years old laptop can run a pretty big modpack at around 40-60 fps with those two mods

For Fabric 1.19.4, these are the main optimization mods I try to use: C2ME - Improves chunk generation Chunky - Chunk pregeneration, dont go to overboard if you are using this for a server, server backup will take longer. Clumps - As explained in the video Dashloader - Improves loading speed DynamicFPS - Like fps reducer EntitiyCollisionFPSFix - Read name EntityCulling + MoreCulling - Skips rendering blocks and entities that aren't visible Exordium - Render the GUI and screens at a lower framerate allowing more resources for others FastLoad - Speeds up loading times Ferritcore - Memory optimization ForgetMeChunk - Reduces some lag spikes ImmediatelyFast - improves the immediate mode rendering performance of the client. *Enhanced Block Entities - I would use this over ImmediatelyFast but it is not updated to 1.19.4 and crashes my game. Iris - Shaders and etc, provides an extra sodium setting Krypton - optimize the Minecraft networking stack LazyDFU - Makes the game boot faster by deferring non-essential initialization Lithium FastAnim - Recommend reading the description of the mod MemoryLeakFix - In the name ModMenu - Allows for configuration of some of these mods Noxesium - Recommend reading the description of the mod Reeses Sodium Options - Gives more settings options to change like in Optifine Sodium - In the video Sodium Extra - Provides extra settings to sodium Starlight - In the video Servercore - Optimizes server SmoothBoot - Provides faster boot time and less CPU usage during it VeryManyPlayers - Useful for dedicated servers, local servers, or server hosting/sharing using Essential. Edit: Saw a comment talking about ChatReport, I recommend installing NoChatReports mod, it is both serverside and client side. You could also just download the SimplyOptimized modpack and this will have most of the mods ready to go.

Thank you so much for this! Just by allocating 2gigs of more ram I am able to peak 600 fps. (From previous 60) This helps so much especially with detailed, fast paced servers and I am able to see noticable differences. I usually play on these servers with mods and I see no performance issues at all.

Shulkercraft is bringing all the Content which is useful for us. Thanks Shulkercraft!

Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:15 Allocating more RAM 0:50 Without any mods 1:26 Optifine 2:29 Sodium 3:28 Starlight 4:08 Lithium 5:23 Ferritecore 5:41 LazyDFU 6:15 Distant Horizons 6:46 Clumps 7:06 FPS Reducer 7:27 Chunk Pregenerator 7:49 Favourites autor @Krish Garg

I’d suggest the Fabulously Optimized modpack. Basically, it’s Sodium with Optifine parity mods. Works pretty nice.

He saying 60 fps is low, while me on my trash laptop from 2011 think 10 fps is super high.

i have used performance mods for so long 1.18 killed my frames so i fixed it myself a few months ago great vid now im not the only one that went from like 40 frames to 200

Sodium Extra is amazing as well, gives you so much more customization

Thanks a lot bro for all the tips !!! B)

So one thing i noticed, is setting minecraft to fullscreen mode instead of manually fullscreening it significantly increases my fps for some reason. It is in the video options and you can set a key to toggle it easily.

Thank you so much for the video, thats what i needed because my Minecraft runs with 10-30 fps

Thanks, you helped me optimize my modpack

man this realy helped me out,i whent from 25-30 fps in my 3360 double chests storage without even the redstone added,now with some off these mods i am getting 80-100 fps in my storage now its such a huuge differance and the redstone now is also almoost all in place,big thanks for listing some off the usefull mods i never even heard abouth sodium before but i love it

entityculling is also really good, it makes entites that are not visible on screen invisible

Sodium/Optifine and Distant Horizons are just what i need, making minecraft MORE openworld vibe with seeing all those mountains without droping FPS.

I literally just downloaded FerriteCore for my Modded MC solo run and OMG the performance...😅😅 really works out in the end!

I've spent 3 hours trying to find a way to get shaders that look good and fps that isn't -60, and this actually worked

You guys always make awesome videos

Im litterally looking for FPS increasing mods for my 1.16.5 modpack. Perfect timing

Omg thx bro my frames went from 30 to 120 your a life saver!

Is it possible to combine some of these? Like for example use both optifine and distant horizons in a single modpack?

For your survival world: Do you guy not have a insane furnace smeltery? If not you should make 3 separate areas, one for smokers, one for blast furnaces and one slightly larger one for normal.

There is a modpack called Fabulously Optimized that I would highly recommend using because it adds all of these mods and more optimization mods plus mods that add OptiFine features like dynamic lighting and connected textures.

I paired the mods that you showed us at the end with feather launcher and my FPS skyrocketed! Thank you!

just want to say that distant horizons is in early beta and isn't compatible with shaders yet so for anyone who enjoys shaders, don't use distant horizons because it'll crash your game

Normally i dont trust these kinda vids but when shulker craft makes it you know its good

Disable "Animated terrain", for some reason it kills performance and you will not even notice it

Can't wait to try these out! This may save my modded world :) (I have 10 fps on that world, i'd take 30 happily)

I usually used OptiFine just for the connected glass and the FPS was the same , but when i installed Sodium i was SHOCKED. Usually when i set my render and simulation distance to max it lags a lot because i don't have a pc, i just have a laptop. But when i installed Sodium my laptop could run minecraft on max render and simulation distance with max graphics and had the fps was changing from 60 to 61 which is already insane, but that's just the start. I then installed iris and BSL SHADERS. And the FPS was the same as int the normal vanilla minecraft. BUT WITH SHADERS. I also added the physics mod and it was even cooler.

Can you combine optifine, lithium, fps reducer and distant horizons? Will everything work as it suposed to?

0:45 too much ram (even with 16gb of ram) is also bad so the best is to set it to 4gb for vanilla/fabric/ forge(with basic mods) and more for big modpacks(rlcraft for example)

Did you know there is a bonus mod for Sodium that will add couple more settings to it and make it run a lot more smoother? It's called Sodium Extra

Bro it's very helpful but it could have been more fantastic if u would hve told about the installation of mods after distant horizon

Was really surprised to see how much my FPS tanked since the last time I played Minecraft (few years back) I used to have everything on max with graphic enhancing textures (like FrankieOnPCin1080p showcased for those in the know) Now, even vanilla gave my PC a hard time, even though I can still play most new games on high at the very least

you forget some so i thought i would include those tooo distant horizons have a memory leak so i suggest to use bobby mod which is the same sodium will become with all feautures of optifine if you get the sodium extra's mod clumps breaks a few farms with xp trahsing or collectinng systems so don't use it iris is a mod which accts as a extension to sodium but with full shaders supports by full i mean all the optifine shaders also "dynamic fps" is better than fps reducer mod and dashloader is about 2* faster and more mod compat than lazydfu if you are too lazy the fabulous optimised modpack does this already for you

Some other few mods working well from my experience as a fabric mods user, working well in addition of this video's performance mods : (they all work with sodium + sodium extra + starlight + lithium) (they need the fabric api to be placed in mods folder) -indium with sodium (needs it to work), improves sodium's renderer -entityculling to not render entities in caves (behing solid blocks avoiding you to see them) -particleculling to not render particles that cannot be seen (like entityculling with entities) and to enable/disable the ones you choose, in a list -betterfpsdistancemod to make your render distance spherical instead of a square -entitycollisionfpsfix skips entity collisions calculation on client, they are calculated by the server too so calculating both is useless in vanilla -fastload improves chunks loading time -immediatlyfast optimizes instant load of entities, particles and more, so loads world faster too -exordium lowers the menus (UI) framerate to let more resources to the rest of the game (a little better fps, but can be useful on low-end computers) -alternatecurrent to reduce redstone lag -krypton that makes minecraft less laggy by many little optimizations -better biome blend that fixes biomes color transition bugs and improves a little how it performs -not a performace mod actually, but iris for faster and smoother shader support than optifine -also recommend reeses sodium options that adds useful settings to sodium -lazy language loader when you change in-game language, the game reloads everything in vanilla, only the language with this mod -lambdynamiclights that adds dynamic lighting like optifine, compatible with the mods above -modmenu and clothconfig for mods list and settings Using that much mods will make you need up to 6GB RAM in game, even with ferritecore working well. use the JVM arguments -Xmx6G -Xms6G, allocating more RAM won't be useful, and may cause stutters and lag spikes if you allocate high amounts

Wow that's actually so helpful. In my case optifine doesn't help with frames at all. But sodium with combination of other mods you showed upped my framerate by 3 or 4 times!

Installed Optifine, Starlight, LazyDFU, Distant Horizon, Clumps, and FPS Reducer. But after I load my flat word where it rains, my FPS dropped to 30 FPS or less. I tried to clear weather but it just go around 70 FPS. So I tried delete Distant Horizon and my FPS goes 150-200 FPS. It could just be my RAM because I only have 8GB RAM.

4:17 Follow the train,CJ! 😆

I just need a minimum of 60-80 fps, then I'm good. Thank you for this video!

Thanks a lot, even just by increasing the RAM, my fps was boosted a lot!

i have look for someone anyone to give a explanation on the increase you ram part and finally I found someone who dose thanks so much

I can definitely vouch for optifine. My desktop went from an average of 17 fos to about 35, while my laptop went from 5 fps to a semi playable 20. There is only so much you can do with 10 year old hardware.

I use a laptop with i3 7100u, HD 620 igpu and 8gb ram and I use 1.18.1 with Optifine and forge with the dynamic rendering thingy and I get 60+ fps but I have locked the fps at 60 Note that I don't have fancy gaming PC like yours but I am able to play Minecraft smoothly 🤗

this video is not like other videos, instead of showing how to increase fps it shows how to save fps, epic.

Nice video i have v-sync off and everything at off or min settings and graphics fast! i get 300 fps sometimes!

0:45 If anyone here is on a 8Gb RAM machine (like me) I'd suggest not going any higher than 5Gb allocated RAM. Any more and it starts to struggle to run Windows and will run slower overall

OMG TYSM it made my fps turn 0.00001 fps to 0.00002 fps this mods really work

I used to have under 10 fps before I installed these mods, thank you so much now I have around 40-50 with minecraft modded with 93 mods

sodium keeps crashing although my pc is really good, any way to fix it?

My fps went from 150 to 400 thx man

I get 30 fps (singleplayer) and 60-100 fps (multiplayer) with optifine :)

bro your all videos are awasome

8:13 "Bye" best dialogue I've ever heard

7:20 Hey can anybody tell me what mod he used to view the CPU usage?

For you and for my little brother it's lag when the FPS drop below 60 - and for me (at least if there's no noticeable input delay) it's only a bit "ruckelig" when I have less than 20FPS, higher isn't lag for me if there's no noticeable input delay (around an eighth of a second is okay).

helped so much tysm

Which mode will be best to use when exploring world with elytra and loading chunks faster other than the PRE CHUNK GENERATOR

im using t-launcher....

you have more fps without mods than me with all those that you listed ..

erm , no Optifine is crucifying my FPS, it's now down at 20pfs, vanilla about 100, there are a lot of Animals and a big item sorter (600+) to keep the frames busy, but I would expect better, I'll keep working on it and maybe create a post myself, anyway, love you work, big fan

With the Fabulously Optimized Modpack, which has Sodium, Starlight, Ferritecore and a bunch more performance mods, I get 150 fps in singleplayer. Distant Horizons completely kills my performance, even at a low setting like 45. Anyone know why?

*Optifine* used to be the best optimization mod, but with additions done over time ruined its optimization. I think *Sodium* is better to go with if you want the best performance boost. If you worry about zoom and other stuff, just install zoom mods like *Ok Zoomer* and you are good to play! I also recommend *Mouse Wheelie* . Its like *Inventory Tweaks* mod, but fabric compatible.

how to enable dynamic lighting in sodium?

At 7:57 If i were to remove sodium and replace it with optifine here would it be able to run with all the other mods in here?

i was just wondering which version of fabric supports all of the mods at the same time, like for instance i tried running these mods on 1.16 but i said that the mod is made for 1.20.4, and even after installing 1.20.4, some mods didnt launch?

Worth mentioning that lots of these mods are Fabric mods and not Forge mods

I need this

I was expecting a very high end PC that would make this video kind of stupid, but im pleasantly surprised at the normal specs, and not some overkill gaming PC's we're used to seeing from big youtubers.

does optifine work with sodium and all those other mods? and if not can you use shaders without opifine?