Minecraft doesn't run very well on my iPad Mini 5. I get frame drops below 20fps even on the lowest render distance (8 chunks).
What's worse is that my older iPad 5 (2017) ran the game at a much higher fps at 14 chunks.
I think it's mainly due to loading new chunks but a high end iPad should not be experiencing this issue.
The iPad Mini 5 has the Apple A12 Bionic chip and has 2 high-performance cores and 4 high-efficiency cores. I'm thinking that the game may be running on the high-efficiency cores rather then the high-performance cores. That might be what's causing fps drops.
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yeah man it might even be worse than it was before just launch the game any higher than 8 chunks and even still 8 chunks and lag is extreme. Whatever engine they added after Better Together broke it. (I know because I tested older versions with IPA’s)
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Something is wrong with the current rendering engine hopefully Render Dragon fixes it I have the iPad mini 5 to the framerate is god awful