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If you want to see the performance stats, check the image. When you look at the 12 chunk performance Sodium beats all of the requirements with an 87 fps boost over Vanilla and a 32 fps boost over Optifine. Quite substantial if you ask me.
If you look at 8 chunks the gap is still pretty big, with 30fps over Vanilla and 25fps over Optifine. At 720p Sodium wins every situation and is recommended every day of the week.
Performance at 1080p (24.6 kB)
When you look at 1080p it's a whole different story, where at 12 chunks 65fps is vanilla and Optifine is at 87, sadly Sodium is at 85, 2fps is not a big difference and we consider Optifine and Sodium on par in terms of performance. When you look at 8 chunks 80fps is Vanilla and Sodium and Optifine are both at 100fps
In Conclusion I would recommend Sodium when your computer is pretty bad and has integrated graphics, it can squeeze the most out of your gpu. At 1080p it's around about the same story, if you don't need any of the features that Optifine has, I'd just recommend using Sodium when possible.
This was all tested on a computer with:
CPU | 6x Intel Core i5-8400 at 2.8GHz
GPU | Intel UHD Graphics 630
RAM | 910MB allocated, 8gb total
- This was tested on a school computer for a school project and I needed to upload it here.
Anyways have a good day!
Things about Minecraft Performance was published on 2021-07-06