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- Minecraft versions
- 1.21.8, 1.21.7, 1.21.6, 1.21.5, 1.21.4, 1.21.3, 1.21.2, 1.21.1, 1.21, 1.20.6, 1.20.5, 1.20.4
- Categories
- lightweight, multiplayer, optimization
About this modpack
๐ True Fps โ FPS Boost Modpack for Fabric.
<details> <summary>Update</summary>
For Few Version Mod Modern fix and Rendering Api to support Sodium Indium
- INDIUM: For 1.21, 1.21.1, 1.20 To 1.20.6
- MODERN FIX: For 1.21, 1.21.1, 1.21.4, 1.20 To 1.20.6
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True FPS+ is a minimal modpack made 100% for FPS optimization โ no visuals, no PvP, no fluff. Includes the four most popular and powerful Fabric performance mods.
> ๐ป Get smooth gameplay even on 4GB RAM systems > ๐ฅ Powered by Sodium, Lithium, Dynamic FPS & ImmediatelyFast
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๐ฏ Key Features
- โ FPS-focused: no extra features or bloat
- ๐ง Easy to use: no configs or settings to tweak
- ๐ Stable performance: fewer lag spikes, improved frame consistency
- โ๏ธ Compatible with Prism Launcher and Modrinth App
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๐ฆ Mods Included
- Sodium โ High-performance rendering
- Lithium โ Game logic and ticking optimization
- Dynamic FPS โ Saves CPU when inactive
- ImmediatelyFast โ Boosts GPU frame processing
- Fabric API โ Required Core Api
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๐ How to Install
๐ Easy (via .mrpack)
- Download
.mrpack - Open with Prism Launcher or Modrinth App
- Click Import โ Launch
๐ง Manual
- Go to https://fabulously-optimized.github.io/mrpack-to-zip/
- Download Modpack drag and select mrpack
- Convert
.mrpackto.zip - Extract and place the
.jarfiles in.minecraft/mods/ - Ensure Fabric Loader 0.16.3+ is installed
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๐ง System Requirements
- ๐ฅ High: 8-core CPU, 8GB RAM = 200โ400 FPS
- โ๏ธ Mid: 4-core CPU, 6GB RAM = 120โ200 FPS
- ๐ง Low: 2โ4 core CPU, 4GB RAM = 60โ100 FPS
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> ๐ฎ Just launch and enjoy a smoother vanilla Minecraft experience!
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