Matthew A. Nickerson
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It is a bug, or a terrible programing decisions. Updates are meant improve things, not game the game unplayable for some people.
Mods, have any of the Dev team commented on this issue yet? Is it being looked at? Any update would be good.
Seeing that people with this issue have posted that they have a variety of OS, CPUs, GPUs, and had no issues running 1.7.10 kinda points to a Minecraft issue.
Perhaps same problem with different reasons. I did unistall Java 7 and installed Java 8, 32 bit for me because of my system. Yet the problem is still there.
For the people this is effecting I have a question. How many cores does your processor have? I have an older intel processor which is only a single core. Could the now use of multithreading be the reason for this problem?
For the people this is effecting I have a question. How many cores does your processor have? I have an older intel processor which is only a single core. Could the now use of multithreading be the reason for this problem?
Java 8 did not improve 1.8 for me. CUP usage still goes to 100% on loading a world and stays there.
I also tried Java 8, no change. CPU usage maxes out as soon a world starts to load and stays there.
Issue remains unchanged for 1.8.
This could be really bad if it is still present in the final version of 1.8 and people have this happen. More so if they try and go back to 1.7.10 and find that all their items are not gone from their inventories. Not everyone keeps backups of their saved games.
Simon, I'm sure they are trying. It can't be easy to try and track down a bug that seems to only be affecting certain hardware setups.
Still having this issue in 1.8-pre3, saved game and new game. Changing video settings does not help.
Also, thank you Alex.
Galaxy_2Alex your last post would be a better description. The issue I take is that telling individuals who have the understanding to be posting about this issue that an easy fix is to turn down graphic setting or get new hardware is condescending. Save for a few individuals most posters are going to understand that it is hard to account for all hardware/software setups.
I totally get that Mojang is trying to better that game and get better performance for everyone. I also think everyone reporting this bug is just looking to help. A lot of people don't try the snapshots or the pre-releases and if they suddenly get an update and now can't play Minecraft because of lag the last thing they need to be told is that things change and to get new hardware. More so when looking at the first two crash reports shows people are not having the problem with crap systems.
The discription of this issue should be changed. It's clear that changing graphical setting does not help, and there is no reason to get new hardware when 1.7 run fine and 1.8 is touted as having changes to increase preformance.
Tried the new launcher. It did not improve anything unfortunately. At this point I might just stay with 1.7 forever...or at least until I upgrade my PC.