Hello.
I am a Minecraft Bedrock Edition player, and unless you have decent hardware, the game runs very poorly and a lot of input lag appears.
This is due to how the game renders, and generally speaking if you don't cap your FPS below the FPS your hardware can produce in the game (using vsync or something), then you will get huge input lag.
Yes, having less input lag with vsync sounds pretty weird, but here it is the case.
According to the community, the 32 bits version of Minecraft Bedrock Edition does not work the same, and can run pretty decent on lower end hardware.
For example, I have a laptop with a Ryzen 7 3750H and a GTX 1660 Ti m and the iGPU is enough of a bottleneck (optimus) to get me only 72 FPS (half vsync), which is why I want to install the 32 bits version.
I could dual boot Windows 32 and 64 bits but I doubt there are enough 32 bits drivers for all of my peripherals.
Therefore, what I want to do is trick the microsoft store to install the 32 bits version even though I have a 64 bits OS. Is this possible?
I am a Minecraft Bedrock Edition player, and unless you have decent hardware, the game runs very poorly and a lot of input lag appears.
This is due to how the game renders, and generally speaking if you don't cap your FPS below the FPS your hardware can produce in the game (using vsync or something), then you will get huge input lag.
Yes, having less input lag with vsync sounds pretty weird, but here it is the case.
According to the community, the 32 bits version of Minecraft Bedrock Edition does not work the same, and can run pretty decent on lower end hardware.
For example, I have a laptop with a Ryzen 7 3750H and a GTX 1660 Ti m and the iGPU is enough of a bottleneck (optimus) to get me only 72 FPS (half vsync), which is why I want to install the 32 bits version.
I could dual boot Windows 32 and 64 bits but I doubt there are enough 32 bits drivers for all of my peripherals.
Therefore, what I want to do is trick the microsoft store to install the 32 bits version even though I have a 64 bits OS. Is this possible?