Minecraft not using cpu or gpu.

Rondo Anderson

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specs:
AMD FX 8370 @4.6GHZ
2x Nvidia Geforce GTX 660
16gb of DDR3 - 2133
all sitting on a Asus TUF Sabertooth 990fx r3.0
some odd 1200W power supply i found in the trash but tests out fine

temps are good, no throttling. I get 200+fps on max settings in dirt 3. Benches just fine. When i play minecraft with shaders, i get about 40% usage on one gpu and 20% on the other, and none of my cores ever reach 60% usage on my CPU, I have the latest nvidia driver and 64 bit Java. Anything i can do?


EDIT: recently got the cpu up to 5 GHZ, but it doesn't make any difference.
 
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Glad you solved your problem!

Robert0211

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Nothing wrong, Minecraft isnt very recourse intensive (its just blocks lmao) what fps do you usually get in mc? I have an 8 core with a gtx1050ti and never see more then 20% usage on anything and mc runs at 300+ fps
 

Robert0211

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Hmm... That is odd, do a scan for viruses. They might be using reasourses in the background without showing?
 

Rondo Anderson

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I am always monitoring rescource usage with a task manager on one of my monitors.... Nothing showing up that, and a scan with windows defender shows nothing. It started when i got my second 660, ill try disabling SLI.
 

Robert0211

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Do any other games have this problem? If not uninstall mc and reinstall
 

Rondo Anderson

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I have tried taht, I will try reinstalling java. Disabling SLI had no effect.

 

Robert0211

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SLI wont have anything to do with it, have you done any major changes lately? software updates, hardware upgrades?

Also how does one "find" a 1200W psu in the garbage??? there had to have been something wrong with it... those are expensive
 

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Ohhh... minecraft. A few things I can think of that might help you:

1.-Make sure render distance is down. It can kill fps.
2.-Download Optifine. It will help fps.
3.-If playing online... is it ping? Having a shakey connection to a server can give the appearance of low frames.
4.-Purge your computer of any unneeded data that might slow it down.
5.-You could try an alternate download of minecraft.

That's all I got, -PCth
 

Robert0211

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In my case I can disprove 1 2 and 3, My render is max, no optifine, and my internet is crap yet i still get 300+ fps.... just saying :p
 

PCtryhard

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So you are measuring fps of 300+? What is the problem? (p.s.-having optifine will always help, turning your render down will always help too.)
 

Robert0211

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I dont have a problem :p just responding
 

PCtryhard

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Oh... thought you were that protagonist. Sorry. :p
 

Robert0211

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Honestly man I don't know what to tell you.... I can't see any problem... PSU In the trash xD bit odd but hey it works.
 

Robert0211

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Glad you solved your problem!
 
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Rondo Anderson

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can't pick my own as solution, so i selected yours. hope nobody minds.