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Most computer displays are 60 Hz. 120 Hz is available on some displays. So why do some Minecraft YouTubers complain when Minecraft is “only” rendering 200 fps? youtu.be/3qUMtTcIWpM /cc

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Minecraft vs $7000 Apple Mac Studio

In this Mumbo Jumbo Minecraft, I put my new Max Spec M1 Ultra Apple Mac Studio that cost $7000 to the test, with Minecraft. Can you play Minecraft on a Mac? ...

8:15 PM · Jan 3, 2023

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That…seems like more than enough FPS? Am I missing something here?

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Exactly. That’s what I’m trying to work out. Is there something about Minecraft, such as the redstone, which makes FPS way above what your system can ever display desirable? Or is it a 🍆 measuring contest?

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