Best Video Setting For Minecraft

If you want to enjoy Minecraft at its best video settings, you have to manually adjust them. Minecraft graphics always depends on your game video settings and PC specs. You can easily enjoy these best Minecraft settings if you have a high-performance rig. So join us on this adventure and read more.

Best Minecraft Video Settings for PVP and PVE 

Before applying these ultra Minecraft video settings, make sure you have a high-end graphics card and complete graphics drivers to get the best game performance. If you lack any drivers, you can download them from the GPU manufacturer's website. You can use these graphics settings in any Minecraft mode from Optifine to Jave. Here is how you can do it. 

VIDEO SETTINGS	VALUES
Graphics	Fabulous
Render Distance	32 Chunks
Smooth lighting	Maximum
Smooth lighting Level	100%
Simulation Distance	15 Chunks
Max Framerate	Unlimited
GUI Scale	Auto
Brightness	Default
Entity Shadows	On
Attack Indicator	Crosshair
Dynamic Light	Fancy
Dynamic FOV	On

Best Quality Settings

Now we will move to the “Quality” options. Quality settings are one of the most graphic very demanding game settings. Quality settings determine the block textures and color schemes. These color schemes defines the overall color grading of your overworld. 

QUALITY SETTINGS	VALUES
Mipmap Level	Maximum
Mipmap Type	Triliner
Anistrophic Filtering	16
Antialising	8
Emissive Textures	On
Random Entities	On
Better Grass	Fast
Better Snow	On
Custom Fonts	On
Custom Colors	On
Connected Textures	Fast
Natural Textures	On
Custom Sky	On
Custom items	On
Custom Entity Model	On
Custom GUIs	On
Distoration Effect	100%
FOV Effects	100%

Detail Settings

Detail settings deal with the tree, sky, fog, sun and moon textural details. These detail settings include the natural static object settings. You can’t get the maximum graphical output without these detail settings. 

DETAILS	VALUES
Clouds	Fast
Clouds Height	31%
Trees	Fancy
Rain & Snow	Fancy
Sky	On
Stars	On
Sun & Moon	On
Show Capes	On
Fog	Fancy
Fog Start	0.2
View Boobing	Off
Held Item Tooltips	On
Autosave Indicator	On
Swamp Colors	Off
Vignette	Fast
Alternate Blocks	Off
Entity Distance	100%
Biome Blending	15 x 15

Performance Settings

Performance settings refers to the graphic related settings that may affect the speed or rendering of your game. Here are the best performance settings if you have a graphics card.

PERFORMANCE SETTINGS	VALUES
Render Regions	On
Fast Render	On
Smart Animations	On
Fast Math	On
Smooth FPS	On
Chunk Updates	1
Smooth World	On
Dynamic Updates	On
Lazy Chunk Loading	On
Chunk Builder	Fully Blocking

Best Animation Settings

Now the second last step of customization. Go to the “Animation settings” from the Video settings menu. Turn on all the animations so you can enjoy the water waves and tree swings. These animations range from the lava to water, flames to smoke and rain to particles. 

ANIMATION SETTINGS	VALUE
Water Animated	On
Lava Animated	On
Fire Animated	On
Portal Animated	On
Redstone Animated	On
Explosion Animated	On
Flame Animated	On
Smoke Animated	On
Void Animated	On
Water Particles	On
Rain Splash	On
Portal Particle	On
Potion Particles	On
Dripping Water/Lava	On
Terrain Animated	On
Texture Animated	On
Firework Particles	On
Particles	All

Best Minecraft Video Settings to Boost FPS

If your Minecraft is laggy and takes time to render the chunks, then probably you don’t have enough graphic support and your FPS are dropping constantly. The below settings will help you to fix lag and boost performance to get more FPS while playing Minecraft. These settings don't require Optifine so don't install optifine use general version.

Video Settings

VIDEO SETTINGS	VALUES
Graphics	Fast
Render Distance	8 Chunks
Smooth Lightning	Maximum
Smooth Lightning Level	100%
Simulation Distance	8 Chunks
Max Framerate	Unlimited
GUI Scale	Auto
Brightness	Moody
Entity Shadows	Off
Attack Indicator	Crosshair
Dynamic Light	Off
Dynamic FOV	On

Quality Settings

When we are thinking about the boosting our FPS, we have to keep the texture quality low to moderate according to internal or external graphics. 

QUALITY SETTINGS	VALUES
Mipmap Level	Off
Mipmap Type	Nearest
Anistrophic Filtering	Off
Antialising	Off
Emissive Textures	Off
Random Entities	On
Better Grass	Off
Better Snow	Off
Custom Fonts	On
Custom Colors	On
Connected Textures	Off
Natural Textures	Off
Custom Sky	On
Custom items	On
Custom Entity Model	On
Custom GUIs	On
Distoration Effect	100%
FOV Effects	100%

Detail Settings

More details needs more graphical support. But if you are unable to provide it, you will see significant loss in the FPS. These FPS can be boosted using these detail settings. 

DETAILS	VALUES
Clouds	Off
Clouds Height	Off
Trees	Default
Rain & Snow	Default
Sky	On
Stars	On
Sun & Moon	On
Show Capes	Off
Fog	Off
Fog Start	0.6
View Boobing	Off
Held Item Tooltips	Off
Autosave Indicator	On
Swamp Colors	Off
Vignette	Default
Alternate Blocks	Off
Entity Distance	100%
Biome Blending	Off

Performance Settings

FPS and performance are directly relates. If you need high performance, you will need higher FPS. The below described performance settings are best for the FPS boot. 

PERFORMANCE SETTINGS	VALUES
Render Regions	Off
Fast Render	Off
Smart Animations	Off
Fast Math	Off
Smooth FPS	On
Chunk Updates	1
Smooth World	On
Dynamic Updates	Off
Lazy Chunk Loading	On
Chunk Builder	Semi Blocking

Animation Settings

Now go to the “Animation” section from the Video settings menu and turn off all the in-game animations. It will decrease the rendering time increasing the FPS when you play Minecraft. All these brutal fps boost settings are for low-end PCs to set maximum fps. 

Note: If you are using the shader packs or texture packs, you have to go with the Ultra/High settings to enjoy the best Minecraft with high game performance. On these FPS Boost settings, shaders won’t give you excellent results. 

Although shaders or texture packs have their customizable video settings to get the best minecraft video settings.