11yr old tweaks FPS from 75 to 125

IO_i_OIIO_i_OI Posts: 1,107Player
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My 11yr old son is totally into Minecraft. Since I did a new build, I gave him my last one, AMD X2 64, 8GB (DDR2 800), and nVidia 750ti SC. Originally, he was getting 75 FPS. After a day or so of tweaking, he got up to a stable level of 125 FPS while keeping graphic settings high. He has a smaller 19'' monitor with lower resolution than my 1080, (1440x900), but I think he did a great job and I'm glad to see him learning learning this stuff.

Maybe I should start asking him to help me? B)
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  • -=}WoLvErInE{=--=}WoLvErInE{=- Posts: 1,126Beta Tester
    Never underestimate them. I also have a 11 year old, and I learn thing or two from him from time to time.

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  • [ENG]Uni-Sol[ENG]Uni-Sol Posts: 3,190Player
    I wish! My eldest is 13.. but she's not into computers, she likes make-up and boys! :lol:

    I'm not looking forward to my sons growing older, they already kick my butt on COD. I blame it on me being a PC gamer :lol:

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  • IO_i_OIIO_i_OI Posts: 1,107Player
    [ENG]Uni-Sol wrote: »
    I wish! My eldest is 13.. but she's not into computers, she likes make-up and boys! :lol:

    I'm not looking forward to my sons growing older, they already kick my butt on COD. I blame it on me being a PC gamer :lol:

    I know what you mean. My two older girls are college graduates. They loved Barbie-dolls and Polly-Pockets. The oldest would watch me play the ol' Mario on Nintendo when she was like 7 yrs old but never touched the controller. All they used later were laptops for My Space and Facebook mess.

    Now I am enjoying gaming with my son. I just need to push him more on FPShooters. The years go so fast! Enjoy before the "terrible-teen" years. :'(
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  • -=[VGO]=-mmchaos-=[VGO]=-mmchaos Posts: 83Moderator
    nice one... have them post some tips. i never refuse good advice.
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  • -=}WoLvErInE{=--=}WoLvErInE{=- Posts: 1,126Beta Tester
    edited April 2015
    Yeah I have six kids and 3 grandkids. 5 daughters and boy. 2 grandsons and granddaughter.

    It's not fun being in a house with all those women...lol :'(

    That's why I hide in the laundry room, thats where my house area is. :s



    Edit: Thank GOD I have 3 bathrooms...lol


    Edit 2: Oh did I mention I'm only 42 years young? lol :p been busy hahaha

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  • TrIn@dOr^SuRTrIn@dOr^SuR Posts: 215Player
    My 3 years old, stands besides me and gives mi directions on where to shoot... my personal spotter!! :)
  • =IK=Doba==IK=Doba= Posts: 2,789Player
    The way some of you play, you should let your young one play for you... :open_mouth:
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  • TrIn@dOr^SuRTrIn@dOr^SuR Posts: 215Player
    edited April 2015
    hahahaaaaaaaaaaaaa, Doba if I own you... imaging my kidoooo muhahahahahaaaa

    just kidding...
  • [ENG]Uni-Sol[ENG]Uni-Sol Posts: 3,190Player
    edited April 2015
    Doba Says!
    The way some of you play, you should let your young one play for you...

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    Well played sir.
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  • frankoffrankof Posts: 1,030Moderator
    =IK=Doba= wrote: »
    The way some of you play, you should let your young one play for you...
    With a attention span of a garden slug on beer, its not a good idea...

    (speaking of garden slugs, me and the wife used to shoot them, called it "moving targets".. :D )
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