I play minecraft bedrock on pc, 1060 8gb vram, intelcore i-7700, and 16 gb ram.
Even if my pc is 4 years old and only had problems with bluescreens for the first time in the last week after starting up the windows logo screen, getting stuck while switching off and the occasional picture flickering, my pc should actually pack it.
The only question is whether minecraft won't cause any problems…
I wanted to recreate the city of Gran Soren (from dragons dogma) in the creative mode on a 200x200x50 area, with about 30 villagers.
The construction should take place without the use of redstone and should only refer to steps, half-steps, light sources and water sources. Now I wonder if that could somehow affect the performance…
Minecraft will go easy there, I guess
I would first go to the bottom of the blue screens where they come from. With my old laptop I often had the problem that it crashed and at some point it didn't work.
So Minecraft without mods has practically hardly any requirements and without RedStone even bad PCs should have no problems so lay free go in an emergency insterling optifine and the flickering and the bluescreen is a sign that your PC has either been overclocked incorrectly or is damaged, I ' In the worst case scenario, it will soon no longer work
You mean the i7 7700 right?
In any case, reduce your range of vision a little and close all other programs in the background. Especially things like Discord or your browser. In addition, avoid RP's.
Then it should work
No, he's not overclocked. I never had problems on my pc. It all happened all of a sudden after a windows update recently. When I look in the error directory, it doesn't seem to be serious either. I think it is because of the update that it makes the quickstart program difficult
The bluescreens had no bad causes, my brother says there are little things, and he is the best at computer science this year.
However, I don't know if what caused these problems could also cause other problems
