引用自 cheese2drippyYT：

Java

Solved it for you

Are you using mods or optfine?

引用自 :-:：

引用自 cheese2drippyYT：

Java

Solved it for you

Nah, it's a problem with a specific Minecraft update from some years ago. The game ran fine until that update.

OP, I'm not really sure what fixed mine when mine started working properly again, but the thing that was the most different about before and after the fix was that I started using an SSD. It's definitely not your GPU. MAYBE your CPU, but doubtful. I also allocate 4GB of RAM to mine using a special argument, so it could be that you need to do so as well.

Make a new notepad document and in it paste the following:

java -Xms4096M -Xmx4096M -jar (jar name here, such as minecraft_server.1.xx.x.jar, with the x being your version numbers by default)
PAUSE

Then Save As - Change the file type to All Files - Name it whatever you want (I named mine Minecraft_Server) and add .bat to the end of the file name - save. Make sure that file is saved in the same folder as your Minecraft server. Typical server setup/run after that, but make sure you always launch it with that batch file. Java doesn't understand how to allocate RAM properly, but that command will tell it to use 4GB. You can do more, if you want, but I've never needed more than that on a server with three people. Also, yes, you can play it by yourself that way, too. Just try to connect to a server using the Multiplayer menu in Minecraft and either type localhost or your PC's local IP address (not your WAN/Internet IP, your LAN/Router-assigned IP) for the IP.

引用自 Zero：

引用自 :-:：

Solved it for you

Nah, it's a problem with a specific Minecraft update from some years ago. The game ran fine until that update.

OP, I'm not really sure what fixed mine when mine started working properly again, but the thing that was the most different about before and after the fix was that I started using an SSD. It's definitely not your GPU. MAYBE your CPU, but doubtful. I also allocate 4GB of RAM to mine using a special argument, so it could be that you need to do so as well.

Make a new notepad document and in it paste the following:

java -Xms4096M -Xmx4096M -jar (jar name here, such as minecraft_server.1.xx.x.jar, with the x being your version numbers by default)
PAUSE

Then Save As - Change the file type to All Files - Name it whatever you want (I named mine Minecraft_Server) and add .bat to the end of the file name - save. Make sure that file is saved in the same folder as your Minecraft server. Typical server setup/run after that, but make sure you always launch it with that batch file. Java doesn't understand how to allocate RAM properly, but that command will tell it to use 4GB. You can do more, if you want, but I've never needed more than that on a server with three people. Also, yes, you can play it by yourself that way, too. Just try to connect to a server using the Multiplayer menu in Minecraft and either type localhost or your PC's local IP address (not your WAN/Internet IP, your LAN/Router-assigned IP) for the IP.

I’ve already tried to allocate more memory to my game I have it at 8gb right now. I can just simply change it through feather client and it works fine I got more fps from it but it didn’t fix my problem

引用自 NSLucs：

Are you using mods or optfine?

Ye I’ll list out the performance mods I use but I do have other mods, sodium lithium and sodium extra. Sodium and lithium might be clashing but I’m not too sure

引用自 cheese2drippyYT：

I’ve already tried to allocate more memory to my game I have it at 8gb right now. I can just simply change it through feather client and it works fine I got more fps from it but it didn’t fix my problem

I didn't think that would fix it, but it was worth a shot. I had all of that set back before I changed my HDD for an SSD and I still had issues. Mine didn't freeze, though, it had loading/rubber-banding issues. Your CPU COULD be the problem, but if you don't have an SSD, that might be the issue instead.

引用自 Zero：

引用自 cheese2drippyYT：

I’ve already tried to allocate more memory to my game I have it at 8gb right now. I can just simply change it through feather client and it works fine I got more fps from it but it didn’t fix my problem

I didn't think that would fix it, but it was worth a shot. I had all of that set back before I changed my HDD for an SSD and I still had issues. Mine didn't freeze, though, it had loading/rubber-banding issues. Your CPU COULD be the problem, but if you don't have an SSD, that might be the issue instead.

I have 2 1tb ssds so I’d say it’s the bottleneck 😔

引用自 cheese2drippyYT：

I have 2 1tb ssds so I’d say it’s the bottleneck 😔

That would be my guess as well, then. It's difficult to test and expensive to assume, though. I don't suppose you know anyone that could help you test it?

引用自 Zero：

引用自 cheese2drippyYT：

I have 2 1tb ssds so I’d say it’s the bottleneck 😔

That would be my guess as well, then. It's difficult to test and expensive to assume, though. I don't suppose you know anyone that could help you test it?

Nah not really I’m looking at saving for a new motherboard copy and all that soon though so hopefully that fixes it

Did you try disabling all the mods .... and if that works then re-enabling them in small batches?
Also make sure that you have the correct version of Java installed.
Also make since you are using a launcher is there a console window that maybe has a log or readout of the crash error?

引用自 Bind0fGod：

Did you try disabling all the mods .... and if that works then re-enabling them in small batches?
Also make sure that you have the correct version of Java installed.
Also make since you are using a launcher is there a console window that maybe has a log or readout of the crash error?

I assumed this was already done, but this is a good idea, too. The newer Java versions are a completely separate install from the older ones and I do remember needing to manually configure Minecraft to use the newer version of Java, as it wanted to default to the older one.

delete everything and reinstall