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The screenshot was taken with Complementary Reimagined 1.3.2.

Best Minecraft 1.19.3 Performance Mod-Pack

All of these tests were measured on my PC, so your results will vary.

My display resolution is 3440x1440, with an aspect ratio of 21:9.

Disclaimer

I'm a contributor at Fabulously Optimized, but I'll still provide you with the most accurate and honest results I can. Thanks to the developers of all these mod-packs for their hard work! Go check them out and support them.

Benchmark 1 (mod-pack default settings)

All of these mod-packs:

• Are available on Modrinth
• Run on 1.19.3

As I like to keep my Minecraft version up-to-date for the most recent features and bugfixes, I some of the mod-packs were tested in their alpha version. But - as I'm writing this (1/15/22), 1.19.3 has been around for more than a month.

Everything is on default settings, except for the following: - Seed: 1 - VSync: off - Game mode: creative - Java version set (see above) - Memory allocation: Minimum 4280 MiB / Maximum 6096 MiB

Please not that benchmark 1 isn't 100% fair since some of the mod-packs use different default settings!

The FPS are measured after ~10 seconds of loading into the seed.

The startup time is measured from the moment I click "Launch" to the moment I can use the menu buttons.

All of these mod-packs worked at the first try.

Benchmark 2 (vanilla-ish settings)

For benchmark two, I will use the same mod-packs as in benchmark one, with the only difference being that I use the 100% vanilla options - which means there is a fair contest and we're not comparing apples to oranges. This is because in benchmark one, some of the mod-packs had completely different default settings.

The goal of this benchmark is to compare similar aesthetics.

Settings

• FOV: Normal (70)

General

• Render Distance: 12 Chunks
• Max Shadow Distance: 6 Chunks
• Simulation Distance: 6 Chunks
• Brightness: 50%
• VSync: off

Quality

• Graphics: Fancy
• Clouds: ON
• Weather: Fast
• Leaves Quality: Default
• Particles: All
• Smooth Lighting: ON
• Biome Blend: 2 block(s)
• Entity Distance: 100%
• Entity Shadows: ON
• Vignette: ON
• Mipmap Levels: 4x

Animations

• All ON

Particles

• All ON

Render

• Single Fog: Default

Startup times were not measured, as there isn't any huge difference expected, and because I change the settings in-game.

Additionally, I used the same world for all these tests to ensure a fair contest.

*It seems like on some mod-packs, the world has to be converted first. This is probably caused by Starlight, but shouldn't be a problem for most people.

Conclusion

• Fabulously Optimized is a very fast and simplistic all-rounder, with a great community
• Simply Optimized also supports some snapshot versions, which is very useful for those who often test them
• Adrenaline has the lowest frametime [source], which I think is sometimes even more important than FPS
• Chronos has a great overall performance. It is like Yoru but without the QoL improvements and still doesn't have
• Yoru is more like a quality of life than a simplistic performance mod-pack, but is still a great choice for newcomers. It comes with nice additions like shaders, resource packs, a minimap and even a server (which seems to be offline as I'm writing this, though)

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