If you are among them, follow these steps: On ATLauncherĪ lot of players choose ATLauncher to play Minecraft. Now start playing and try to notice the difference. Once done, go back to the main page, and run Minecraft.It works with 0.25 GB increments per scale. Move the slider forward to allocate more RAM.You will find a slider here that you can move to increase or decrease the allocated RAM.Here, find the Allocated Memory option under the Java Settings section.Now go to Files and then click on Settings.You can also allocate more RAM if you play the game via Twitch. You can now see the difference in having more RAM to play. Finally, launch the game and start playing.Once done, click on Save to apply the changes.For example, type 4 to allocate 4 GB of RAM. Change the ‘2’ in this to whatever amount of RAM you want to allocate.In this box, you will see a code starting with Xmx2G. The 2G in it is the amount of allocated RAM.Here, click on More Options, and scroll down to find JVM Arguments. You will then see a new window with the game information.Next, take your cursor to the right side of the version and click on the three white dots.Now click on the Installations tab from the top section.Run the Minecraft launcher and choose the version you want to play.On Default Launcherįollow these steps to allocate more RAM on the default launcher:
I will explain the methods briefly for every launcher out there. But, if you use the Twitch launcher, then the setting is present under the ‘Java’ settings section, and so on. If you use the default Vanilla launcher, then you can do that by going to the ‘Installations’ tab. The methods to allocate more RAM to Minecraft is different on various launchers. But, if you have RAM less than 4GB, then I wouldn’t recommend doing so as it may damage your PC. If you have enough RAM, then you can proceed further.
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