They can cause significant world chunkgen lag - a 50 block diameter rock is more than 65k blocks to place.
The same goes for the GT red granites, black granites, basalts, and marbles. You can safely reduce densities to 2 or 3. Reducing the ore density and shrinking the size of ore veins will reduce the number of operations. Placing an ore vein in a chunk can be an expensive operation. These changes will affect your game experience, but not in super significant ways. Setting up a server PC is outside the scope of this page, but using one will definitely help with performance.Ĭonfiguration changes You can also play on one of the official or unofficial servers. Offloading all the server lifting onto a spare computer, even if it is lower performance than your gaming PC, will definitely help with FPS.Įven setting up a separate server instance on the same PC can help improve performance since it is not sharing the same memory cap as the client.
This page has some tips on making GregTech: New Horizons more tolerable on a potato PC. Playing on a low performance PC (anything less than a sweet-spot PC from ~3 years ago) is not going to be an enjoyable experience. GT New Horizons is a huge modpack with many mods.
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