I guess since quarantine started, I’ve been getting bored at home, so every weekend, I would have an hour of time dedicated to Minecraft, and playing the game is quite fun.
Though it’s satisfying to see that you’ve won three times in a row, I had also been wondering how the game is coded and rendered. I mean seriously, how can a computer process 4.8 million lines of code at once? Quickly?
An average or standard FPS, or Frames per Second, in Minecraft is around 180 to 400, somewhere around there. Every frame is basically a drawing of the 3D image on the screen you are seeing, so knowing that it can draw 300 something images of your screen in a single second is really impressive.
I’m also not sure why you would need such a high FPS, since your eyes can’t notice the changes in frames at around 60 FPS, which means that by then, it looks as smooth as real life. Of course if your computer crashes that’s a different issue, but having 5 to 7 times the needed amount of frames per second is just a waste of RAM and CPU memory.