Good PC Specs yet still low FPS

[KyleSCA]

Hello Ive recently upgraded my graphics card and my fps in minecraft only dropped. I dont know why but my pc specs are below:

Intel Core i5-4670 CPU 3.4 GHz
16GB Ram
64 Bit OS
NVIDIA Geforce GTX 750
ASUSTeK Computer INC. B85M-G Mother Board

 

[Nikhil Das]

Hi, the problem with minecraft can be because of Java, as it uses CPU rather than GPU if you dont have any MODs installed. So, try and Update your java and check again.

 

[Archgaull]

Also, did you allocate more RAM to Minecraft? If you're still using the default Minecraft without allocating any more RAM, it's only using 2GB.

 

[KyleSCA]

Hi, the problem with minecraft can be because of Java, as it uses CPU rather than GPU if you dont have any MODs installed. So, try and Update your java and check again.

Ive aready updated java yet still low fps

 

[KyleSCA]

Also, did you allocate more RAM to Minecraft? If you're still using the default Minecraft without allocating any more RAM, it's only using 2GB.

Thats nott the problem i have 8GB allocated

 

[Suzuki@1473780084@1473780163]

This sounds like a problem related to the game, none of us here (I think), work for Mojang/Microsoft. If everything else is running fine on that computer, then I would contact Minecraft support team.

 

[KyleSCA]

This sounds like a problem related to the game, none of us here (I think), work for Mojang/Microsoft. If everything else is running fine on that computer, then I would contact Minecraft support team.

I even ran the Valley Benchmark software and i got only about 20 fps

 

[Suzuki@1473780084@1473780163]

I see. Did you clean install the new drivers for your graphics card?

 

[KyleSCA]

I see. Did you clean install the new drivers for your graphics card?

Yes i installed the new drivers for both my CPU and GPU

 

[Suzuki@1473780084@1473780163]

CPU's don't have drivers. What was your previous GPU? If it's for a different brand or architecture, then clean installing means you completely get rid of the old drivers. What is happening here is because you likely didn't.

 

[KyleSCA]

CPU's don't have drivers. What was your previous GPU? If it's for a different brand or architecture, then clean installing means you completely get rid of the old drivers. What is happening here is because you likely didn't.

Its was the same company, a Geforce GTX 660