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FPSCraft for More FPS

This modpack is designed to provide a smoother vanilla Minecraft experience through performance optimization mods. Depending on your hardware and settings, it can significantly improve FPS and overall game performance.

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Which FPSCraft for More FPS release matches 26.2 Fabric?

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Best match for your filters FPSCraft Fabric v1.0.0 (26.2)
Game version 26.2
Loader Fabric 0.19.3

FPSCraft Fabric v1.0.0 (26.2) is a complete pack release for 26.2 with Fabric 0.19.3. Install it as its own launcher instance. If the creator publishes a separate server file, make sure it names this exact pack release. 54 mods in this pack file.

Pack setup

How should I set up FPSCraft for More FPS for players and a server?

Use FPSCraft Fabric v1.0.0 (26.2) as the pack version. Install the pack as its own launcher instance. The creator’s listing does not name a separate server file, so check the release notes before setting up a dedicated server. Do not upload the ordinary client folder blindly.

Client instance Install FPSCraft Fabric v1.0.0 (26.2)
Dedicated server setup Match FPSCraft Fabric v1.0.0 (26.2)
Pack loader Fabric 0.19.3

A pack is a matched client and server setup, not one mod with an install-side label. Keep its release, loader, manifest and overrides together.

Referenced mods 54
Client only 15
Server only 0
Not labelled 39

These numbers come from the pack file you chose. “Not labelled” means we don’t know which side it belongs on—not that it is safe everywhere. The file count is not a RAM estimate.

What are the server requirements for FPSCraft for More FPS?

FPSCraft Fabric v1.0.0 (26.2) on 26.2 Fabric. The pack contents and setup notes below stay tied to that release.

54 mods in this pack file

The selected pack release is FPSCraft Fabric v1.0.0 (26.2). That file is for Minecraft 26.2 with Fabric 0.19.3. It contains 54 mod projects. The creator’s listing does not name a separate server file. Check their notes before using one, and do not upload an ordinary client folder or rebuild the pack mod by mod. A file count cannot tell us the right RAM, CPU or storage; size the server for the players and world you actually run.

About this project

What kind of pack is FPSCraft for More FPS?

FPSCraft — The Ultimate Performance-First Vanilla+ Experience

📌 Overview

FPSCraft is a carefully engineered Minecraft Forge 1.20.1 optimization modpack designed to deliver a significantly smoother and more responsive vanilla experience while keeping gameplay almost completely unchanged.

Instead of combining dozens of random "FPS Boost" mods that often overlap, conflict with each other, or create instability, FPSCraft focuses on a carefully tested collection of modern optimization technologies. Every included mod has been selected because it provides a measurable benefit while remaining fully compatible with the rest of the pack.

The goal is simple: reduce unnecessary CPU workload, lower memory usage, improve rendering efficiency, minimize stuttering, and create smoother frame pacing without sacrificing Minecraft's original look and feel.

Whether you're playing on an older laptop struggling to reach playable frame rates or on a high-end gaming PC capable of rendering hundreds of frames per second, FPSCraft is built to make the game feel smoother, more consistent, and more enjoyable.


🚀 What FPSCraft Optimizes

FPSCraft improves performance on multiple levels instead of relying on a single optimization mod.

Modern Rendering Pipeline

Rendering is handled by modern optimization technologies built around the Embeddium ecosystem.

The rendering engine performs fewer unnecessary calculations, reduces rendering overhead, improves chunk rendering efficiency, and optimizes visibility checks. This allows your graphics card to spend more time rendering what is actually visible instead of processing work that provides no visual benefit.


Memory Usage

Minecraft's memory consumption has been reduced using carefully configured optimization mods such as FerriteCore and ModernFix.

Various configuration improvements reduce unnecessary memory allocations, decrease startup memory usage, and improve long-term stability during extended play sessions.

The result is lower RAM usage, fewer memory spikes, and smoother gameplay over time.


Garbage Collection Improvements

Minecraft runs on Java, which periodically performs Garbage Collection (GC) to free unused memory.

Improper JVM settings can cause noticeable lag spikes while Java performs this cleanup.

FPSCraft includes recommended JVM arguments that optimize the G1 Garbage Collector for smoother frame pacing and more predictable memory management.

While JVM arguments cannot magically increase FPS, they can reduce noticeable pauses and improve gameplay consistency on many systems.


World Performance

FPSCraft automatically applies carefully selected gamerules to newly created worlds using Paxi.

These settings are chosen to reduce unnecessary server-side calculations while preserving normal survival gameplay.

Players don't need to manually enter commands every time they create a new world—the optimization settings are applied automatically.


Rendering & Visibility Optimizations

Several rendering optimizations reduce the amount of unnecessary work performed every frame.

Objects hidden behind terrain or outside the player's visible area can be skipped by supported optimization mods, reducing GPU workload and improving overall rendering efficiency.


Carefully Selected Optimization Mods

Every optimization mod included in FPSCraft has been tested together to avoid overlapping functionality whenever possible.

Rather than chasing the highest possible number of optimization mods, FPSCraft focuses on compatibility, stability, and real-world performance.

The objective is consistent gameplay—not simply installing as many "performance" mods as possible.


💻 System Recommendations

Minecraft Version

Forge 1.20.1

Java Version

Java 17 (64-bit)

Minimum RAM

4 GB allocated to Minecraft

Recommended for lightweight gameplay and lower render distances.

Recommended RAM

6 GB allocated to Minecraft

Provides the best balance between memory usage, chunk loading performance, and overall stability for the complete FPSCraft experience.

Best RAM

10 GB allocated to Minecraft

If your system supports it, allocating 10 GB of RAM can help this modpack run more smoothly by reducing lag spikes, improving chunk loading performance, and providing additional memory for mods and background processes. However, only allocate as much RAM as your system can comfortably handle.


☕ Recommended JVM Arguments

For the best experience, allocate 6 GB of RAM and use the following JVM arguments:

-Xms6G
-Xmx6G
-XX:+UseG1GC
-XX:+ParallelRefProcEnabled
-XX:MaxGCPauseMillis=100
-XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions
-XX:+DisableExplicitGC
-XX:+AlwaysPreTouch
-XX:G1NewSizePercent=30
-XX:G1MaxNewSizePercent=40
-XX:G1HeapRegionSize=16M
-XX:G1ReservePercent=20
-XX:G1MixedGCCountTarget=4
-XX:InitiatingHeapOccupancyPercent=15
-XX:G1MixedGCLiveThresholdPercent=90
-XX:G1RSetUpdatingPauseTimePercent=5
-XX:SurvivorRatio=32
-XX:+PerfDisableSharedMem
-XX:MaxTenuringThreshold=1

❤️ Thank You

Thank you for downloading FPSCraft.

Every update is focused on improving performance, stability, and compatibility while keeping the experience as close to vanilla Minecraft as possible.

If you enjoy the modpack, consider leaving a review. Every piece of feedback—positive or negative—helps improve future releases.

Have fun, and enjoy a smoother Minecraft experience!

Project description from CurseForge.

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