Recommended: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 4GB / AMD Radeon RX Vega 56 8GB. Minimum for Windows: NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 2GB / AMD Radeon RX 550 2GB. Minimum for Linux: NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 2GB / AMD Radeon R7 240 2GB. Half-float support and 4GB of VRAM are recommended. (It uses const at places for non constant values, uses texture2DLod in a glsl 120 fragment shader (which is not allowed without requesting a glsl 130 profile, as the 120 spec does restrict that function to vertex shaders). OpenGL 4.6 or Vulkan 1.1 compatible hardware and drivers are mandatory. Mesa contrary to Nvidias drivers does not ignore these errors. SEUS-Renewed-v1.0.1(fixed) means that the SEUS-Renewed-v1.0.1 Shader pack contains errors that prevent it from working with mesa. On a AMD Radeon HD 7850 & Ryi get (1.15.2 Lithium, Phosphor and OptiFine): 300fps on 16 chunks, fancy, 1280x1024 250fps on 16 chunks, fancy, 2560x2048 30fps on 16 chunks, fancy, 1280x1024, SEUS-Renewed-v1.0.1(fixed) 11fps on 16 chunks, fancy, 2560x2048, SEUS-Renewed-v1.0.1(fixed) Do you use some ridiculously high view distance? Or is a FX 6300 that bad? I however do not understand what Resolution/Settings you used to get such a horrible performance under Linux. You can get nearly 60fps 1080p on a ATI Radeon HD 4550.

To be fair in my experience the AMD Linux drivers perform outstanding in Minecraft. Gpu Drivers on windows : Adrenalin 20.4.2 OS Used : Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and windows 10 2004 I understand openGL is an outdated API but there are a lot of games that still use it including minecraft, one of the most played game. (I think the low shaders performance is due to my cpu along with optifine being in beta)Ģ.5x times the performance with sodium and 70% more fps in vanilla Minecraft. The difference in performance is actually crazy!! I threw in some mod combinations along with vanilla minecraft. I had the same exact minecraft installation on both operating systems and stood in the same exact place. I froze the time on a world and set the world to peaceful. I then headed off to take compare the FPS between Minecraft and windows. This is a widely reported issue with the newer AMD drivers on Windows, and to my best investigation it looks to not be the fault of Sodium but rather a driver issue. This is not normal and the developer of the mod knows about this issue and says Its not until you drop to open gl 3.0 that these glitches go away.

Unfortanately when I tried it, there are horrible glitches that show up when using openGL 4.3 ( the one that is meant to give a decent performance boost ). So a few days ago I came across a post on r/Minecraft ( Link) where a user showed off a mod that seems to boost fps. Recently I have been having issues with a mod that is meant to improve performance and I've heard that the performance on linux is way better than windows so I decided to try it out and benchmark the results.

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