10 fps when running FTB Infinity Evolved with Sphax Infinity Evolved Textures and sphax 128x for normal minecraft

[Thaumius]

Hello,
I am currently having an issue with my ftb client on my new pc, I am having 10 fps when using the 64x sphax ftb infinity evolved textures with 128x sphax textures for regular minecraft

On my regular pc I am having 40 fps even though it has a worse video card than my new pc. (Both computers have optifine U D6 installed)

My old pc specs:
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Asus ROG G750JW

Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4700HQ CPU @2.40Hz 2.40GHz
Installed memory: 16 GB
System type: 64 bit operating system 64 bit processor

My settings on the old computer
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Graphics: Fancy
Smooth lighting: Maximum
Smooth Lighting Level: OFF
Gui Scale: Auto
Brightness: Bright
Fog: OFF
3D Anaglyth: OFF
Render Distance: 12 Normal+
Performance: Unlimited
View Bobbing: ON
Advanced OpenGL: OFF
Chunk Loading: Default
Fog Start: 0.8

Details

Clouds: Default
Trees: Fancy
Water: Fancy
Sky: On
Sun and Moon: ON
Depth Fog: OFF
Translucent Blocks: Fancy
Vignette Default
Cloud Height: OFF
Grass Fancy
Rain and Snow: Fancy
Stars: ON
Show Capes: OFF
Held Item Tooltips: ON
Dropped Items: Default
Dynamic FOV: ON

Animations

All ON

Quality

Mipmap Levels: 4
Anisotropic Filtering: OFF
Clear Water: ON
Better Grass: Fancy
Custom Fonts: ON
Swamp Colors: ON
Connected Textures: Fancy
Custom Sky: ON
Mipmap Type: Nearest
Antialiasing: OFF
Random Mobs: ON
Better Snow: ON
Custom Colors: ON
Smooth Biomes: ON
Natural Textures: ON
Dynamic Lights: Fancy

Performance

Smooth FPS: OFF
Load Far: OFF
Chunk Updates: 1
Fast Math: OFF
Fast Render: OFF
Smooth World: ON
Preloaded Chunks: OFF
Dynamic Updates: OFF
Lazy Chunk Loading : ON

Other

Lagometer: oFF
Weather: ON
Fullscreen: OFF
Show FPS: OFF
Debug Profiler: OFF
Time: Default
Fullscreen Mode: Default
Autosave: 3 min

my new pc specs
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Acer Predator Helios 300
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80HZ 2.81 GHz
Installed memory: 16GB
System type: 64 bit operating system 64 bit processor

My minecraft settings ( new computer)

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Graphics: Fast
Smooth lighting: OFF
Smooth Lighting Level: OFF
Gui Scale: Auto
Brightness: Bright
Fog: OFF
3D Anaglyth: OFF
Render Distance: 12 Normal+
Performance: Unlimited
View Bobbing: ON
Advanced OpenGL: OFF
Chunk Loading: Default
Fog Start: 0.8

Details

Clouds: Fast
Trees: Fast
Water: Fast
Sky: OFF
Sun and Moon: OFF
Depth Fog: OFF
Translucent Blocks: Fast
Vignette: Default
Cloud Height: OFF
Grass Fast
Rain and Snow: OFF
Stars: OFF
Show Capes: OFF
Held Item Tooltips: ON
Dropped Items: Default
Dynamic FOV: ON

Animations

All OFF

Quality

Mipmap Levels: 4
Anisotropic Filtering: OFF
Clear Water: OFF
Better Grass: OFF
Custom Fonts: OFF
Swamp Colors: OFF
Connected Textures: OFF
Custom Sky: OFF
Mipmap Type: Nearest
Antialiasing: OFF
Random Mobs: OFF
Better Snow: OFF
Custom Colors: OFF
Smooth Biomes: OFF
Natural Textures: OFF
Dynamic Lights: OFF

Performance

Smooth FPS: OFF
Load Far: OFF
Chunk Updates: 1
Fast Math: OFF
Fast Render: OFF
Smooth World: ON
Preloaded Chunks: OFF
Dynamic Updates: OFF
Lazy Chunk Loading : ON

Other

Lagometer: OFF
Weather: ON
Fullscreen: OFF
Show FPS: OFF
Debug Profiler: OFF
Time: Default
Fullscreen Mode: Default
Autosave: 3 min

[HanFox]

The problem is Java and Minecraft are seriously fickle.

Your two computers are basically incomparable (even if they are both Intel i7s).

It's the usual stuff to try:

• Make sure you're using your discrete (Nvidia/AMD) graphics card and not the onboard Intel card
• Make sure everything is up-to-date: Java, computer drivers, Windows update
• Make sure nothing else intensive is running (videos, Windows processes like Cortana/Search indexer/file scanners)
• Try some Java arguments that might settle out any lag

Ultimately you just might be stuck using 64x instead.

[Thaumius]

Fixed the Issue when I moved everything to a minecraft launcher which then it used the right graphics card. Now I have 150 frames on high settings