Every Minecraft FPS Boosting mod Explained in 2 Minutes

[@zqria]

PART 2 OUT NOW: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHe7qGOsnLOriLs Mods: Sodium - modrinth.com/mod/sodium Entity Culling - modrinth.com/mod/entityculling Lithium - modrinth.com/mod/lithium OptiFine - optifine.net/home Dynamic FPS - modrinth.com/mod/dynamic-fps

[@blrryface]

Hey man, you should check out modrinth. It's the preferred mod platform by most of these mods (except OptiFine lol)

[@Xnoob545]

ModernFix and FerriteCore are huge Can't believe you didn't include them

[@blrryface]

@@zqria hey man, I made a comment but KZbin probably messed it up You should check out modrinth instead of curseforge, it's the preferred site for most of those mods and has a nicer community in general

[@blrryface]

I don't know why my comment never sends, but i recommend you use Modrinth rather than Curse

[@Mitzinu]

modrinth has better monetisation for mod developers btw (or something along the lines of that) , i'd recommend using it to support them more 👍

[@sharpblue]

I like how most of these features are already in almost every other game and game engine by default

[@PaveReal]

java is just ancient

[@krolmuch]

@@PaveReal java has nothing to do with it, the mods itself are written in java mate

[@PaveReal]

@@krolmuch i meant java edition, the code is messy and outdated

[@Kero-zc5tc]

They have the time resources and money to do this as well but they don’t

[@PFnove]

@@PaveReal still the superior edition

[@memeymeme3645]

Can't wait for Lithium and Sodium's successors like Caesium, Deuterium and Tritium

[@brvndxnl]

Hell now we have fork mods of fork mods. Xenon is a fork of Embeddium which is a fork of Sodium.

[@zeeshanrabbani8125]

​@@brvndxnlsoon we'll run out of elements to name all the forks

[@XYZ_ZYX123]

​@@zeeshanrabbani8125then the modders will just get into scientific community and just name all the isotopes (because there is too little chemistry names)

[@smallxplosion9546]

@@zeeshanrabbani8125we’ll use fictional ones like vibranium and unobtainium and adamantite soon enough

[@PFnove]

@@zeeshanrabbani8125 which elements are "embeddium" and "nvidium"

[@Chris_winthers]

It's funny how all of these exist because minecraft was basically just an experiment in Java coding that got out of hand, and is therefore hilariouslyunoptimized

[@kubistonek]

0:47 the difference between entity culling and sodium is that sodium checks if the entity is in a loaded chunk but EC also checks if the entity is hidden or not

[@zqria]

THANK YOU. I was wondering what the difference was

[@coolraygaming]

@@zqria📌📍

[@tehbeard]

Optifine's closed source isn't particularly an issue to the general public, it's more an issue for mod developers as it changes a bunch of code, which those mods depend on, and then you're trying to debug it half blind.

[@saftigebadewanne5650]

I used to love it, even got the cape but nowadays it’s just a dumpster fire… it somehow even messed with worldgen

[@boblol1465]

it's an issue because you can't see if it's shady

[@adversemiller]

@@boblol1465 you totally can, java is one of the easiest languages to decompile, it's just a pain in the ass

[@boblol1465]

@@adversemiller fair

[@whamer100]

​@@adversemillereasy to decompile, annoying to deobfuscate, and a headache to write (imo) the perfect combo! /j

[@flamingscar5263]

Another large factor to Sodiums FPS increase is updating the openGL version of Minecraft, vanilla uses an ancient openGL version that runs significantly worse, this is also why you can see right on sodium mod page that it requires, well not really modern hardware, but it won't run on ancient hardware

[@Juliemc]

It’s why it’s not compatable with Vulcan mod

[@PixelBrushArt]

didn't they bump up the OpenGL version Vanilla Minecraft needs a while ago?

[@GuiSmith]

@@PixelBrushArtbarely. It was on an old version and then bumped up a tiny bit so they could rewrite the engine with some new minimum requirements. They avoided changing the version at all, but it had to be stepped up by like a year. So it’s still ancient.

[@safixo]

Not that much really, Sodium uses the same OpenGL version as minecraft (3.3 Core), but if you have OpenGL 4.4 it uses persistent buffers and more modern method for uploading buffer data

[@safixo]

​@@GuiSmithNot exactly, old versions of Minecraft used some OGL 2.0/1.5 Compatibility Profile functionality, and in 1.17 they ported Minecraft to OGL 3.3 Core, deprecating the old fixed function pipeline, which is a huge upgrade in time

[@thefanboy3285]

Optifine : "I used to ruuule the wooorlddd !"

[@user-po8os6lc8q]

Cringe

[@Smol_PC]

I can hear this comment...

[@thefanboy3285]

@@user-po8os6lc8q shuddup your cring

[@jamesThebulbmin]

Chunks would load when I gave the word

[@orppranator5230]

Maybe they shoulda gone open source, and they wouldn’t be pushed out of a tower.

[@HAKANKOKCU]

other method: forcing mojang to rewrite minecraft or fix bedrock

[@Content_Deleted]

I'd rather not have the Marketplace on Java

[@GSBarlev]

That's a monkey's paw wish right there-Mojang *has* done a ton of rewrites since 1.19, and it's meant a ton of work for mod developers. Additionally, when 1.20.5 refactored NBT data into the new Components structure and 1.21 made a whole bunch of new things data-driven, a ton of datapacks had to be rewritten from scratch.

[@lunaaaaaa_aaaaaa]

they did rewrite the lightning engine in 1.20 though, which caused the author of starlight to deprecate their mod

[@DomenG33K]

@@GSBarlev This is not how this works. A few duded in their basement made sodium in less time than the whole mojang team add a new structure and 2 new mobs, and it does not require the other mods to be "rewritten". Which mean mojang could do the same if they wanted too.

[@GSBarlev]

@@DomenG33K You're vastly underselling: 1. the amount of work that went into Sodium 2. the level of complexity involved in them making those changes in ways that didn't change vanilla gameplay, nor impact (most) other mods, and 3. the degree to which Mojang has updated the codebase in ways that aren't visible to most users but are *critical* to enabling the game to scale in functionality To the last point: the number of changes you can make to the vanilla game in 1.21.2 using *datapacks alone* would have required a dozen mods in 1.20.4.

[@Sk1erDev]

It's laughable that these are not part of the vanilla game

[@zqria]

yooo no way it's you! and yeah I totally agree, Mojang doesn't focus on performance nearly as much as they should

[@lunaaaaaa_aaaaaa]

​​@@zqriaunfortunately, performance doesn't sell. have you looked at the amount of people who called mojang lazy because they didn't add much content?

[@picclejar]

​@@zqria well, people booed them the last time they focused on backend stuff for an update (1.15)

[@radekt.7843]

Problem with OF is, that it randomly breaks stuff... Modpacks, gamesaves... And because it's not opensource, nobody knows why

[@zren8000]

Hmm don't shorten Optifiine

[@-hir0yat0-25]

@@zren8000 lmao

[@tissuepaperscent]

OnlyFans randomly breaks?

[@kirx990]

HAAAAANK HAAAAAAANK DON'T ABBREVIATE OPTIFINE

[@OworiXD]

You could probably do a part 2 of these mods: - Distant Horizons - Starlight - Memory Leak Fix - Nvidium - FerriteCore - Chunky - LazyDFU

[@zqria]

Part 2 is out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHe7qGOsnLOriLs

[@jessnobotak6038]

this is actually nice. you should also cover more mods like modernfix , potato optimizer , some sodium fork like embeddium , nvidium ,vulkan rendering , c2me , noisium , immeditally fast. I cant really recall every 'performance' mods and their compability with each other ( some just crash my game lol ) but that would be cool if you explain it in depth. And problaby explain some fps boosting modpacks out there

[@azure9554]

I second this, maybe even add benchmarks (showing performance differences between mods) with performance numbers like 1% and .1% lows using Riva tuner statistics server( albeit much more work) but spreading awareness of these performance mods is great!

[@blrryface]

Embedium shouldn't be added. The owner has been really crappy with the original sodium writer, Jelly squid, who is currently homeless and really needs the help from ad revenue and donations on her projects

[@blrryface]

VulkanMod also shouldn't really be used due to it being unstable and likely not working with mods that mess with the rendering

[@Philip-qq7ql]

​@@blrryfaceart is not the artist, if embedium works doesnt matter whos behind it

[@Microcontrollers]

@@Philip-qq7ql "works" its just a fork of sodium. so if sodium works, embeddium works. the main point of embeddium was it worked on forge, which sodium will soon do and already has forge testing alpha builds available, so no point to it anymore

[@nexxam1011]

All information, clear title, no gimmicks. Neat. Well done.

[@isthissparta1485]

And my personal favorite, Distant Horizons. It generates low detail meshes of your world that show up further away, cutting down the performance costs of a large render distance massively though at the cost of faraway areas looking weird. Having a 500 chunk render distance feels insane though

[@AliM2nd]

Why is this so underatted??? I was watching this video on my home screen while hovering over the video to play it so it doesnt count as a view but when i saw the number of views, this video deserved more. Love this type of illustrations

[@zqria]

@@AliM2nd It should get more views. My vids take a day or two to really take off

[@noelreed6342]

Why are you trying to prevent people from getting views 😭

[@AliM2nd]

@@noelreed6342 no i only do so i dont watch ads while clicking on the video 💀

[@fardsonmega]

@@AliM2nd just use adblock at this point💀

[@imaguyyesmale]

​@@AliM2ndgenius, someone ought to create a yt extension with this idea or smth

[@azure9554]

Actually a pretty good, quick explanation. Didnt hear about lithium before. Thanks!

[@Gamingmouse64]

As a bedrock player, when I tried Sodium on Java and I got up to 400 fps , I was literally amazed by this, if there was something like this for bedrock, it would literally have the influence Sodium has.

[@Rayload]

bedrock doesnt need it that much tbh

[@James2210]

Lithium isn't an FPS boosting mod, it's a TPS boosting mod

[@MisterChief711]

excuse me if I'm wrong, but if it makes the cpu work less hard on every tick, and practically everyone is CPU bound in Minecraft, wouldn't it boost FPS as well?

[@ELEC7RO]

I am trying my hardest to wrap my head around what you meant by TPS in this context, because it can't possibly mean third person shooter

[@thiagoandrey2897]

⁠@@ELEC7ROTicks per second, measures “server” performance. In-game processing of things going on

[@ELEC7RO]

@@thiagoandrey2897 Ah, thank you

[@xenird]

Well, if you're hosting and playing on the same machine it will boost fps

[@CreativeStudios97]

This video showed me that I could run Sodium, Lithium, and Entity Culling all at the same time...and that blew my mind.

[@michuXYZ]

Minecraft then: What do you recommend Vanilla or Optifine? Minecraft now: What do you recommend Sodium, Lithium, Nvidium, Magnesium, Rubidium, BetterFPS, Entity Culling or Dynamic FPS??

[@nikolaysitnikov796]

The answer to the now question is "all of the above, except in cases where mods are forks or are stated to be incompatible (Embeddium is a fork of Sodium with some extra optimizations, and Nvidium is a fork of Embeddium which lets Minecraft use the capabilities of the latest graphics cards)

[@EquaTechnologies]

fabolously optimized

[@michuXYZ]

@@EquaTechnologies love that pack

[@vitya016]

That one that supports Forge, so the answer is Optifine

[@Ethanwu0608]

​@@vitya016Embeddium

[@stonium69]

Great video! Straight and to the point. No needless intros or filler.

[@dymaxion3988]

Exactly what I needed! I play on a modern but underpowered laptop, and with sodium+lithium (without any vanilla settings changed) there is very noticeable improvement. Now I only get killer lag spikes if I generate a lot of new chunks all at once by sprint-flying in creative.

[@AndreiZard]

Can i ask what laptop you have and how good it handles Minecraft?

[@dymaxion3988]

@@AndreiZard microsoft surface (the kind without the stand on the back). It runs vanilla stably enough on lower settings (fast graphics, 5 chunk render distance) but it has to work to generate new chunks. If you explore on foot, it’s basically fine unless you’re in a mangrove swamp, if you’re exploring in a boat, you’ll get the occasional hiccup, but if you fly around in creative, you’ll get a slideshow with a complimentary hand warmer.

[@aaron5809]

Wow, that was great, in just 2 minutes you managed to give an good overview!

[@mrgiock]

optifine is trash, but you should have been more unbiased when talking about it. half of the time spent describing what it does is instead spent saying how it used to be popular and how sodium overtook it. still, great video and very informative, thanks!

[@EVILBUNNY28]

Dynamic FPS has just been added in the latest snapshot. Pretty cool 👍

[@acters124]

Nvidium is also a nvidia specific optimization of sodium too, its incredibly fast

[@zqria]

added it to part two kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHe7qGOsnLOriLs

[@acters124]

@@zqria Thanks!

[@armdndangerfish36]

I think a sequel to this could have things like starlight indium nvidium and ferrite core

[@adora_was_taken]

- starlight rewrites the lighting engine to be significantly more efficient, but as of 1.20 that isn't necessary anymore - indium adds support for the fabric rendering API to sodium. many mods that have blocks with custom rendering or modify the game's rendering require this to be compatible with sodium's optimizations. (as of sodium 0.6, the fabric rendering api is supported now, so indium is obsolete) - nvidium expands on sodium's backend to add support for mesh shaders. mesh shaders allow the gpu to generate geometry instead of relying on the cpu to supply it, which takes a long time (comparatively). mesh shaders are currently only supported in opengl by nvidia gpus, hence the name nvidium. - ferrite core saves memory, but the explanation is a bit harder. most of its changes involve reimplementing data structures in more memory-efficient ways and making certain caches smarter about what they store.

[@lunaaaaaa_aaaaaa]

​@@adora_was_takensmall correction, wasn't the lightning rewrite in 1.20?

[@adora_was_taken]

@@lunaaaaaa_aaaaaa it was lmao my bad

[@TheBloopers30]

@@adora_was_taken I remember people telling me that Starlight still had some effect on servers, is this true?

[@adora_was_taken]

@@TheBloopers30 yeah, it's still sort of useful for dedicated servers, but they just merged starlight with paper

[@Remington510]

I remember when Sodium, Lithium and back then Phosphorus kicked off. I could not believe my potato PC fps counter. JellySquid is a hero we did not deserve.

[@140bpmdubstep]

Sodium outstands optifine in terms of comparability with mods. Optifine patches Minecraft rendering code so much and mods, relaying on this render code may behave misproperly or not work at all.

[@SS-ARYAN]

Not a mod, but running Linux can give you a significant 1.5-2.5x fps boost, Flatpak is the easiest to install but only does around 1.5x, whilst the tarball/RPM/DEB package directly from Mojang’s site gives you 2.5x the performance compared to Windows. Not sure why, but seems to be related to the open JDK implementation instead of the standard Java found on Windows. Could also be less CPU or kernel bloat, as we are all well aware how Minecraft is CPU bound.

[@_mosscat]

did some experimenting with this recently, from what i can tell it's mostly because of Linux' low RAM usage. Minecraft for me uses 2.5-3 GB RAM, and if you've got an 8GB laptop with Windows 11 that memory just isn't available. Might be a similar story for CPU usage but I didn't look at that closely

[@MetaBloxer]

Which Java implementation are you using? I have one on my Steam Deck for Technic packs, but I've been running into severe stability issues (system freezes).

[@SS-ARYAN]

@@MetaBloxer Java-21-openjdk on Fedora Linux, other distros should be using some implementation of JDK rather than straight Oracle Java, I know my Debian home server uses a version below 20. Flatpaks probably use JDK also, since it is the standard on Linux, but those are typically built with compatibility and sand-boxing in mind, and thus should not be expected to be as performant with some exceptions.

[@SS-ARYAN]

@@_mosscat I have 32GB of memory, do not think it is directly related but still a possibly an influence, maybe how Minecraft itself handles the its memory (dependencies). Should be noted, Minecraft has been reported in the past to run best at around 6GB allocated, and giving less or even more can make it slow down, thus I always allocate 6GB when I do system wipes.

[@drearyplane8259]

@@SS-ARYAN Minecraft comes with its own, specifically optimised, JRE. I'm also on Fedora, and got significantly worse performance than on Windows, until I changed from using OpenJDK to the Minecraft JRE

[@Nafiur13]

Great video dude! You explained it really well.

[@silasclausen8297]

The game audio change from dynamic fps is a must have

[@hankhill-]

Basically, most of these mods should be integrated in the base game and it's disappointing that mojang themselves havent done anything.

[@ThePizzabrothersGaming]

optifine used to also be the only reliable source of dynamic lighting and shader support. luckily that changed

[@sol_wellness]

Bruh this is a video I never thought I needed to know.

[@marlvelius]

a really solid, quick explanation good work

[@lylied1]

nice video! Never really knew any details about the mods and this is really a great insight!!

[@AgentCarp]

Vanilla has fps reduction for being afk / unfocused

[@lucek1977]

I have modpack with 200+ mods, more than half is performance mods and they roughly add up 100+ fps without shaders, with shaders it's around 80 but still way more than vanilla

[@MiScusi69]

You're so clear! Well done!

[@B0BSA]

This is a pretty nice video thank you for the information

[@bjarne9700]

actually a really great video - i just installed sodium and lithium without knowing what they actually do. I mean entity culling and dynamic fps is kinda self explanatory by the name but sodium and lithium were just black boxes

[@우유빙수]

Woah thank you for explaining!

[@foxynosey]

Thank you so much for this explanation! This is so useful!

[@aeolianthecomposer]

God I love optimization techniques. Huge thanks for the video

[@AnxietySalmon]

Awesome video!

[@Color_Me_Lgend]

Video idea: All Hypixel mini-games exlpained in 5 minutes

[@zqria]

@@Color_Me_Lgend bet!

[@enemosplaysminecraft]

Good luck in only 5 mins

[@156OP]

tell me when to hop on, zqria

[@zqria]

@@156OP huh

[@bhawtesh8644]

Wait until they drop plutonium as a performance mod it'll obliterate other mods for sure

[@TiboTorchcraft]

Very cool and original video! Well done! 😎

[@zqria]

thanks!

[@robertspeedwagon982]

I think you could have added Distant Horizon as even if it's original funtion is to make absurd chunk loading distances possibles it uses a process that is fairly common in other games and in the end can provide an increase in fps if you were used to higher render distances.

[@PotatoGamingCool]

Amazing video!

[@blu3260]

Fun fact: Forge had to have a function specifically for checking if Optifine is installed because it caused so many issues with other mods and was hard to work with It was truly one of the mods of all time

[@GabrielRTXti]

idk why ppl is like "dont install optifine" Good things about optifine in 2024 Shader support, even they allow some shaders mods to be implemente with other loaders fabric / forge Aso related to shaders; render escale, allow to change without any shader render escale in game, can improve performance by using external software such as amd frs to scale a 0.5 render image 720p to 1080p (example) customizable details (no related to performance), custom sky, rain, cloud height, fog(performance impact unlike others mod that dont delete fog, just put it far far away still generates lag), zoom(not allowed in a lot of servers), Gl errors perfomance impact in single player, disable lazychunk, custom chunk updates, dynamic updates, render regions (some of this features are know to make items invisible or chunks not to load) pdd, i not longer use optifine since i change my old 2 cores cpu + super slow updates from dev, now in 4 cores sodium is a better option, i still like a lot of things from optifine, in the sodium install i haveno fog, extra sodium, logical zoom

[@matthewkay2853]

nice video! you should definitely also check out the TT20 mod its genuinely so useful

[@zanagi]

Wow i cant believe someone actually explains this

[@ericestrada3530]

I have a powerful enough PC to only need Optifine and not worry about any of the settings, but it's nice to know what all of these other mods do

[@bradnotbrad]

Left out Nvidium which is by far the best performance mod I have used for Minecraft.

[@zqria]

I put it in Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHe7qGOsnLOriLs

[@redi4ka951]

But really can someone explain why mojang wont do these optimizations themeselves?

[@zqria]

Yeah I've always wondered the same thing

[@nikolaysitnikov796]

​@@zqriaMy best guess is that once Mojang adopts those optimizations, only their developers can work on it. By letting optimization mods exist, not only are they saving money on salary, but they are encouraging numerous people to look through their code to find stuff their development team might have missed.

[@PanguinBoy2]

@@nikolaysitnikov796 and they want to make sure old computers can still run it idk why they wouldnt just make it optional probably what you said

[@chillingchill6823]

​@@PanguinBoy2that is just wrong. Minecraft gets slower as it gets more updates, it's only a matter of time before they completely ditch old hardware. Bedrock users will suffer the same fate too

[@krizi4970]

Straight to the point.

[@mapache-ehcapam]

Having to wait for every little fabric performance mod to be updated is annoying, they should get together and make a single mod with all those things combined. For that alone, optifine is more convenient... until the fabric mods get the update.

[@Paco8478]

Thanks man, my computer runs bedrock no problem but always have had slower performance with java

[@itcchiy]

Excellent! Now i would like to see a sequel with: FerriteCore, ImmediatelyFast, c2me, Starlight, Krypton, ServerCore and More Culling. And a triquel with: Alternate Current, Very Many Players, Noxesium, Nvidium, Vulkan, BadOptimizations and Distant Horizons.

[@zqria]

Done! kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHe7qGOsnLOriLs

[@ItsGamein]

Yesterday i downloaded most of these, overclocked my 5 5600, and ran distant horizons with 4096 chunk render distance, it hit 103°C but thankfully my cpu wasnt damaged, im thinking of buying an overkill noctua fan so i can overclock my cpu

[@zqria]

wild 😂 what fps did you have?

[@ItsGamein]

@@zqria 60 fps with normal movement, it would stutter when flying or turning around to unloaded chunks, regardless if I was loading new chunks or not it was pretty much always at 100% CPU usage My overclock settings were 1.2v and 4400mhz, I'm so stupid for doing this with a stock cooler

[@triforcelp131]

If you do another of these please include Bobby! It’s like distant horizon but better

[@zqria]

hmm never heard of it, will have to look into it if I do another one of these

[@triforcelp131]

@@zqria it’s basically like distant horizon, but it doesn’t compress the chunks, so they look completely normal, though this does perform a bit worse than distant horizon.

[@Voipy]

there are some other ones too, like c2me, clumps and ferrite core

[@cleanlikesoap0]

also you can use every mod but optifine together. (though im sure there are some forge ports)

[@123happily]

God this makes it make SO MUCH more sense lmao thank you!!!

[@Venessey]

To the point, great vid!

[@vejdastudios]

you should do one of these for every cape

[@zqria]

will do! tysm for the idea!

[@0vercast403]

Where’s angelica or whatever it’s called Supposed it was a performance optimization thing, but I didn’t read gtnh’s patchnotes

[@cool-vq5ip]

100k 🎉🎉🎉

[@Kanpixels]

Who the heck start a conversation with geometry😭😭

[@zqria]

what are you talking about 😂💀

[@nsr-ints]

I'd love to make Osmium, which is actually a deoptimisation mod, that is, makes the game more lag prone. The joke is that Osmium is the densest element, measuring at ≈22.59 g/cm³.

[@devourerofgods3065]

this was surprisingly interesting and pleasant to watch, i enjoyed it

[@zqria]

thanks! glad you enjoyed it 😁

[@Yasenfn]

sooooo can i use all of them at once?

[@sunoctagram]

apart from optifine, yes

[@zqria]

^

[@TheOriginalManTrust]

​@@Yasenfnuse fabulously optmized modpack for best performance

[@Sov_spoiled]

Truly an optifine moment

[@blrryface]

​@@TheOriginalManTrustfabulously optimized had been very unstable in my experience. I recommend additive or adrenaline

[@cheeseenjoyer9449]

uhh...starlight? badoptimizations? c2me? this is only 5 mods, i have at least 40 perf mods

[@zqria]

I put some of those into Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHe7qGOsnLOriLs

[@AndreyGalyuk]

братан, годное видео и теперь жду Every Minecraft FPS Boosting mod Explained in 1 Hour (почему у меня это вообще в рекомендациях?)

[@tal2agamer498]

Noway these typ of explanation met minecraft

[@zqria]

yeah I realized nobody else was doing it so I started making these

[@tuckertechnolord6126]

The main problem with optifine is it’s just significantly worse than sodium/embeddium. Minecraft implemented a lot of the things it used to do to boost fps, and it didn’t find new things to do. Also where modernfix ferritecore starlight immediatelyfast lightspeed itshallnottick

[@Kirill_Akais]

I had no Idea there's something other than optifine out there. I feel old...

[@mr-tiki]

i wnat more of that its simple, juste what we need for understant the basic of the mod we all know

[@MetaBloxer]

Optifine is good for older versions of minecraft, since Sodium is newer. Except when it isn't because they had to remove some older versions for legal reasons. Probably copy-pasted minecraft code...

[@zqria]

@@MetaBloxer 💯 facts

[@HolyOllie]

how bro hasnt mentioned nvidium.... literally 3x fps on nvidia gpus

[@zqria]

I put it in Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHe7qGOsnLOriLs

[@ianmoises]

where is Nvidium🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣

[@zqria]

I put it in Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHe7qGOsnLOriLs

[@enemosplaysminecraft]

Nice video!

[@zqria]

thanks!

[@LightmareShadow]

Due to many of these mods optimizing vanilla in different ways, due some of them stack together without causing bugs or having performance worse then if only one was active?

[@zqria]

You can use all of them together besides Optifine, and you will get good fps

[@Xtrabytezgam]

this is an amazing video!

[@dragoni_penguin]

what drawing application did you use? i need it :o

[@zqria]

Microsoft paint 💀

[@Goliath83]

@@zqria bruh 😂

[@156OP]

to bad if you on chrome book lol

[@TheARKCompany]

Yum sodium

[@PixelMasterson-ft9ou]

wait till you hear about uranium

[@3crt1]

​@@PixelMasterson-ft9ou r a d i u m

[@I_eat_fabric]

guys do not eat pure sodium metal, I tried and my mouth exploded

[@Mr_Idk_anything_]

Yum lithium

[@3crt1]

@@PixelMasterson-ft9ou Radium:

[@funnibird]

good video

[@tencry]

SINCE WHEN DID YOU POST THIS BANGER?

[@zqria]

@@tencry why have all the old guild members been finding my channel

[@tencry]

@@zqria i saw it on my home page lol

[@zqria]

@@tencry also Part 2 is out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHe7qGOsnLOriLs

[@lonelyPorterCH]

I only know optifine, I don't think the others existed when I last played that game 10 years ago^^

[@gogilbert1402]

Wouldn't the "Entity Culling" mod be made redundant by sodium, as sodium has entity culling as a native feature? Or is the entity culling in sodium just inferior

[@zqria]

I would assume that entity culling had something that sodium doesn't as many people use both. I'm not quite sure what it is tho

[@commander3494]

You are right, the mod's entity culling is much more aggressive than Sodium from what I've been told, leading to less mobs being rendered unnecessarily. However it also does some unsafe asynchronous accesses to the world which can very rarely produce random crashes. (I'd still use it though, I haven't experienced this myself, ever)

[@noxvera]

would be cool if you included mods like immediatelyfast and modernfix

[@Palladium42]

You should have mentioned Embeddium and Embeddium plus, they are both forks of sodium and allow you to customize setting just like in Optifine with the sodium code, I always install tham and always have 1,5-3 tmes more Fps tham without

[@wolfrust0]

Fun fact:optifine still uses jar modding which is an oudated method and they're just too lazy to port them

[@blrryface]

Fun fact: you're wrong. There are still mods that use jarmodding, and OptiFine can be loaded as a Forge mod.

[@dragoni_penguin]

bro is stuck in 2015

[@lennywhere]

@@blrryface i don't think they meant port as in port to forge and instead meant porting optifine to newer minecraft versions

[@blrryface]

@@lennywhere that's literally not what they said

[@commander3494]

@@dragoni_penguin much like optifine lol

[@weegeeweeg]

Doesnt have betterfps in thumbnail. crazy. time goes fast

[@zqria]

@@weegeeweeg indeed. badlion really went from hero to zero in just a few years. I just made a vid explaining every popular client and I included them though

[@cuteAvancer]

My Steam Deck OLED able to run 90 hz MC with Fabulously Optmized and Complemtary Shaders Unbound 🗿🍷

[@cameron8949]

Glad he didn’t mentions censoredasm