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Important

MC-Optimization-Guide Continuation

This repository was created on 13/01/26 after the original creators account was deleted.
All credit goes to Radk6.
This fork (try) keeps the guide active after the original repo was deleted. This repository uses the latest version of the original repository (fortunately, I synced my fork the day before its deletion). If the original creator resumes activity, this repository will be discontinued in their favor. I will try to maintain it if the original creator does not return.

MC-Optimization-Guide

The end-all, be-all optimization guide for various Minecraft versions.

NOTE: This guide only covers performance mods that are deemed "necessary", so duplicate mods that do the same thing (eg. Rubidium and Embeddium, Radon and Starlight, etc.) won't be included.

It also takes a fairly minimalist approach. This means that while there may be a way to squeeze out a couple fps more with additional mods, the mods listed here should be more than enough for smooth and lag-free gameplay.

Inspired by UsefulMods and various Reddit threads, as well as my own testing.

Mods

Minecraft Version
1.21.1
1.20.1
1.19.2
1.18.2
1.16.5
1.12.2
1.8.9*
1.7.10
*The marked guides are currently in WIP.
Indicator Explanation
Client Install if you're playing on singleplayer or multiplayer, redundant server-side
Server Install if you're playing on a singleplayer world OR on a server you're setting up
Both Performance improvements apply to both client-side and server-side

Java stuff

Modpack-specific optimizations

FAQ

Q: What happened to Rad? Why was the original repository deleted?

A: He deleted his GitHub, Reddit, and possibly Discord accounts. The reason is unknown.

Q: Why isn't mod x on any of the lists?

A: A list of mods that aren't recommended (and why) can be found here. Similarly, a list of situational performance mods which may help in some specific scenarios can be found here

Q: Why isn't version x.y.z supported?

A: I only maintain lists for Minecraft versions that still see active mod development.

Q: Will these work on PojavLauncher?

A: Maybe, maybe not. Try it and see. Pojav compatibility isn't a priority since most players are on PC.

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