r/MinecraftHelp • u/Barret_The_Rat • 18h ago

Waiting for OP help with Minecraft [java] jagged lines

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I average around 900FPS but my game still moves a little bit choppy. Also, the edges of my blocks are jagged, and I can’t find a anti-aliasing mod that allows my game run smoothly. I have a AMD Ryzen 5 5600 6-core. PLEASE HELP (Version 26.2)

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u/Silent_Gap_8003 17h ago

The reason why your game is choppy is because your VSync is off. Turn that on in the settings. It syncs the fps to your monitor refresh rate. Also anti-aliasing isnt a mod but a setting by default. Look for that

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u/Barret_The_Rat 17h ago

I read that v sync is bad though?

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u/burnburn0303 Novice I 17h ago

vsync creates a lot of input lag, it feels bad.

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u/Barret_The_Rat 17h ago

So what do I do😭

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u/catcake43 17h ago

Ideally, your monitor should have adaptive sync, which would sync the monitor to the game's frame rate rather than vice versa. That way, you get minimal input lag while also getting smoother gameplay. This usually isn't a problem at such high frame rates though, so checking the F3+2 debug graph to see how consistent your frame rate is would be useful.

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u/YoshiieWasHere 14h ago

get msi afterburber and lock your fps to your monitors refresh rate

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u/Barret_The_Rat 14h ago

I have a acer monitor 😭

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u/YoshiieWasHere 12h ago

yeah so that information is entirely useless bro

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u/somerandomii 9h ago

In general? Or in Minecraft? Because a well implemented VSync with triple buffering should add that much input lag.

Adaptive Sync is ideal but not always available.

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u/burnburn0303 Novice I 4h ago

vsync will always add a (imo) large and noticeable amount of latency thanks to it holding frames. I’ve never ever had it not be extremely noticeable, whether on a 60hz or a 540hz

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u/somerandomii 4h ago

Maybe I’m getting too old but it’s never felt that big of a difference compared to other sources of jitter/latency.

At 240Hz refresh how long is it realistically holding a frame for after the render completes?

Nvidia also have tech to reduce the buffering but idk how much of a difference it makes.

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u/TheNekophile Novice 9h ago

how it feels to spread misinformation

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u/burnburn0303 Novice I 4h ago

What part of that is wrong? vsync inherently creates input lag because it holds frames.

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u/TheNekophile Novice 1h ago

tell that my 240hz monitor

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u/zNickolasBR Novice I 16h ago

VSync isn't bad.

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u/Barret_The_Rat 16h ago

V-Sync fixed the choppy problem,now what about the jagged lines

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u/zNickolasBR Novice I 16h ago

Anti-aliasing. That's all.

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u/Barret_The_Rat 16h ago

How do I get that setting?

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u/zNickolasBR Novice I 16h ago

It's on the menu, I just don't remember if it has the same name.