Minecraft Performance Test on a Low End PC

Minecraft has become a worldwide phenomenon, designed to let players unleash their creativity and built to be easily accessible. As part of that, in this video, I'll be testing to see how well Mojang and Microsoft have optimized their java build of Minecraft, running a performance test on a low end PC. While Minecraft mods like Optifine help to improve performance, especially on weaker systems, it's important to see how vanilla Minecraft is handled on a low spec computer. Watch along and find out how well it runs. My scoring rubric is as follows: 0/5 or 1/5: The game is unplayable, and will not work. The average FPS must be 12 or lower. 0/5 is given if the game crashes while playing, at any FPS. 2/5: The game is somewhat playable, but you may face performance issues, glitches, and crashes further along the road. Average FPS must be between 13-20 FPS. 3/5: The game is playable, and is fluent enough to have a playable experience. Average FPS must be between 21-30 FPS. 4/5: The game is very playable, and is very smooth. Average FPS must be between 31-45 FPS. 5/5: The game is perfect, and is able to run on even low end PCs. Average FPS must be 46 FPS and higher. This low end PC has the following specs: AMD A8 6410 with AMD Radeon R5 Graphics (APU) 1GB of Dedicated VRAM 6 GB RAM 750GB HDD Satellite C75D-B7100 Subscribe ➠ https://www.youtube.com/bigbadbeaver?... Twitch ➠ https://www.twitch.tv/technobeaver Discord ➠ https://discord.gg/sGjbTCb Twitter ➠ https://www.twitter.com/bigbadbeaverTV 2nd YT Channel ➠ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzq0... Managed by https://www.beavercorps.tv