Minecraft Free Download Graphic Fix

I've noticed that I've been getting terrible performance on Minecraft and have narrowed it down to the fact that Minecraft is not able to switch from the Integrated graphics card to usisng my AMD Radeon Graphics card. I will leave my specs and software versions at the bottom of the page if you want to skip to that.

I've tried many other 'solutions' in other threads on multiple forums but unfortunately they all lie with the same problem that they're either too old to be compatible with the current version of Radeon Settings or don't actually answer the issue. (upgrading my drivers or disabling integrated graphics. I have updated my drivers and I'm not going to disable my integrated graphics because they're used for other software that are always open.)

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Do notice that the Minecraft launcher is different from the actual minecraft game. The Minecraft launcher has been detected by the graphics card and I believe it's powering it but the actual game is powered by the integrated graphics card. The Minecraft game is a java environment which when I added it to the Radeon Settings showed me that it was another game called Jedi Academy or something along those lines. Even when Minecraft is running, the graphics card it uses is still the integrated one after adding the Javaw.exe environment to the Radeon settings.

Does anyone have any suggestions or fixes of their own? Thanks in advance.

Minecraft > Install > runtime > jre-x64 > bin > javaw.exe

Click on javaw.exe and you'll add it to your switchable graphics section. That's all! Just make sure it's on high performance and you're set.

Adding on to what you said. I had set java.exe. javaw.exe. Minecraft.exe. And a whole bunch of things to high performance in the graphics settings. It wasn't using my dedicated gpu still. If this helps anyone. I remembered doing research on this in the past and I checked my power options and set my power plan to high performance (Actually ultimate performance). Thus switching from those settings that focus on power saving and probably overwrite the command to use the dedicated gpu in my case.

As stated previously using windows built-in Graphics settings you can force the applications to use the graphics card. The main applications that you are looking for are java.exe and javaw.exe.

You can find these files in a number of places:

For modded using the lastest Curse Forge launcher by Overwolf:

C:\Users\*ProfileName*\Twitch\MinecraftInstall\runtime\bin

C:\Users\*ProfileName*\Twitch\MinecraftInstall\runtime\jre-x64\bin

C:\Users\*ProfileName*\Twitch\MinecraftInstall\runtime\jre-legacy\windows-x64\jre-legacy\bin

(jre-legacy is probably the one you are looking for as they said they would continue to use the legacy launcher)

The latest (recently updated) Minecraft Launcher from Mojang:

C:\Users\*ProfileName*\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.4297127D64EC6_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalCache\Local\runtime\jre-legacy\windows-x64\jre-legacy\bin

Feel free to add any other locations there might be as the install locations have changed from launcher to launcher

The legacy win32 launcher and I believe one older version exists. To find out where these files are just launch the game, open task manager and right-click the Java(TM) Platform SE binary program, and click the open file location to find out where it is running from.

You want to set those to the High-Performance setting.

-As of writing this may be optional.

In order for these files to be configured using Radeon, you have to go into your Radeon application and add the javaw.exe and maybe the java.exe files to your game, in the Gaming tab. To add a game go to the said tab and look for three dots on the right, click them. and press "Add A Game..."

You can then configure the game however you wish, with the exception of the "Anisotropic Filtering" setting, which you want to disable, This setting was causing white borders around blocks, which has to do with the texture filtering.

The in game settings are not going to enable/disable gpu usage. From what I can tell it could only be a driver issue, I would make sure other games use the gpu. I would also make sure you have a currently supported gpu. I do not really see why the gpu would not be recognized and use for minecraft by windows if you followed the above steps. Therefore, it would have to be either the gpu itself or the game. Minecraft java can be a bit finicky to work with due to its age too.

[SOLVED] Hi everyone, I bought an Nvidia graphics card from last week (GT 1030). But when I open Minecraft 1.16.2, the pc works with Gallium 0.4 on llvmpipe (LLVM 3.4, 256 bits), I have seen solutions from other forums saying that it is for Linux, Ubuntu, but I have Windows, I also read that I should replace "TitaniumGL" with "OpenGL" but I don't have "TitaniumGL" in system32. I have already tried several things, adding .exe, java and javaw files from the Nvidia 3D configuration panel, adding maximum performance in graphic configuration of screen-windows, disabling intel hd graphics, updating Nvidia drivers and nothing works, I attach an image of my specifications and minecraft problem.

I have an Optiplex 390 i3 2120 8GB RAM and Nvidia GT 1030 Windows 10

I dont have problems with other games, the graphic works 100%

I tried too many methods from different pages and the Nvidia graphics didnt work, so I decided to format the PC (restore Windows configuration without deleting personal files) then I updated Intel HD Graphics and Nvidia drivers, installed Minecraft Java and the Nvidia graphics was already recognized. I write it in case it works for someone else, results:

Just to know, this may have been the cause of your issues, not a fix - the only time you should attempt using this is if you can't run the game at all ("pixel format not accelerated"/"driver does not support OpenGL") and performance will be very poor even with a good CPU since this is a software-based OpenGL emulator. I don't know why some systems seem to have it preinstalled, as mentioned before, possibly to get around lack of driver support (many people encounter issues after upgrading older systems to Windows 10 because there are no proper drivers available). This is especially likely based on your CPU, which is very old and below the system requirements so it would have very poor integrated graphics (you didn't say but such a system wouldn't originally have a GT 1030 as it was released 5 years later)

So around two days ago I lost my Arch Linux (Meaning nothing was showing up) and after a lot of debugging I instead just installed the 2023 version of Arch Linux and reinstalled my entire system. I have the exact same setup as before but now when I run minecraft I get this [result]( ) when using nvidia through optimus-manager. Minecraft works without graphical issues if I am on Intel. I have fully upgraded my system but still the errors are still there.

and during the downgrading nvidia-utils was not downgraded as there was no version of it that was for the version I chose. Now when I try running nvidia-smi I get errors saying I do not Nvidia drivers installed and running minecraft through prime-run just crashes on load.

I did try to downgrade but it broke my system so i have to upgrade it again. Currently im living with no nvidia or if so nvidia is only usable non-minecraft, i haven't test with other game but any game that use openGL should give the same result

I have an Intel ARC A370M Laptop GPU, and I recently wanted to try an older Minecraft modpack for 1.7.10. I loaded into the game, and a graphics issue made it literally unplayable. This Reddit post can explain it much better than I can. You might say, "why not just use the solution provided in the Reddit post and downgrade your graphics drivers?" Because there were no drivers for Intel ARC before 2021, which is what the Reddit user suggested. I tried using the first Intel ARC driver that was available, and the issue persisted. Is there a different fix, or does this just mean I can never play 1.7.10 Minecraft on my laptop again? I have a Windows 11 laptop, and I saw that changing to Linux fixed it for some, but I don't want to switch to a different operation system unless it is absolutely necessary, also given that it isn't a guaranteed solution. Please, many of the best modpacks of Minecraft are in 1.7.10 and I don't want to have to buy a new computer just to fix a graphics bug.

I have been having this issue from a long time across all my devices, that in graphic of Minecraft (Java edition), there is a lot of noise and aliasing. I don't think this on bedrock edition. I think was a way noticeable in the ancient version of Minecraft but Optifine mostly fixed it. But even today with Optifine, I see a lot more noise and aliasing. Btw, anti-aliasing option in Minecraft does seem to fix it, but it has a lot of performance drop (Intel 10th gen mobile UHD graphics).

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