Minecraft Slight Frame Lag

XboxMACHINE1976 · Feb 11, 2022

I recently switched laptops, from a surface to a Dell XPS 17 9710. Games have ran well on this laptop, but Minecraft (Bedrock Edition) never runs smoothly. The frame rate is slightly choppy and hurts my eyes, even if I change the settings for better performance, the framerate still lags. I have restarted my computer multiple times and it doesn't stress my graphics card or processor nor is it a problem with overheating. Even in a flat world, full of nothing, the game still lags. Comparing my new laptop and old laptop's gameplay shows a clear contrast. I've deleted the game and redownloaded, nothing. I've tried anything I could think of.

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XBF - Evie

Hello XboxMACHINE1976,

Welcome to the Xbox Community Forum. Thank you for sharing your concern with us today and we hope that all is well.

We understand that you are experiencing poor framerate while playing Minecraft: Bedrock Edition on your computer. Let us look into this together to get you back to gaming.

First, we recommend that you make sure your drivers are updated. It looks like your particular computer has an Nvidia GeForce graphics card. You can update the drivers within the GeForce Experience Hub or by navigating to Nvidia’s website and downloading the drivers manually.

Next, we recommend that you make sure your computer is completely updated to the most recent version of Windows.

If the problem persists after updating both your computer and your graphics drivers, please follow the community suggestion below that has helped others with this issue.

Download the most recent version of Java to your computer. When it is downloaded, locate your Windows search bar in the bottom left of your screen and type “Control Panel”. Hit the Enter key to launch the Control Panel dialog box.
In search bar located near top right corner of Control Panel screen, type “Java” and click on Java icon. From this dialog box, select the Java tab in top ribbon and then select “View”. In the runtime parameters box, double click to edit and then copy/paste this code: -Xincgc -Xmx2048M
Next, select “Ok”, then “Apply”, then “Ok” again. Close Control Panel and launch Minecraft and see if this issue persists.

If the issue continues after following these steps, we recommend that you contact Mojang Support directly.

We look forward to your response. Kindly let us know if these suggestions help by selecting “Yes” or “No” next to “Was this response helpful?”. Additionally, if there is any misunderstanding or clarification needed, please reply to this response.

Sincerely,

XBF – Evie

Xbox Customer Success Manager

Microsoft Community

MisterFizzle

Hey there Roger,

To my knowledge there should not be a discernible difference in framerate playing from a USB as opposed to hard drive.

A few questions to help us clarify:

Do you notice this difference only while driving?
Does this happen while playing a certain game?
Are you able to try playing from a different USB or try your USB in a different port?

Please let us know and we'll go from there.

Hellfire IRL

Yea it sometimes crashes after the game is finished but it only takes 30secs to boot back up, 30 seconds every 45mins isn't a massive problem. Some slight lag issues. Overall I would say it's just plain epic - 64ppl at 60 frames per second is what I see.

OriginalEyeball

I have had it intermitently whilst playing the DLC maps too.

DeansyRFC

the DLC maps havnt been to bad for me its the original maps that are getting the fps lag.

Minecraft Slight Frame Lag