Apex Optimized Modpack

Apex Optimized is a Minecraft modpack made to improve your game’s performance by removing unnecessary mods found in other performance packs like Fabulously Optimized. It focuses on providing a smoother and more stable experience while keeping the game fun. This modpack is perfect for players who want to reduce lag and enhance gameplay without extra excessive features.

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List of Included Mods

Performance Enhancing Mods

• FerriteCore
• Cubes Without Borders
• Alternate Current
• Sodium
• ImmediatelyFast
• Forge Config API Port
• No Chat Reports
• Concurrent Chunk Management Engine (Fabric)
• Bobby
• ModernFix
• Remove Reloading Screen
• Entity Culling
• Chunky
• Mouse Tweaks
• Fast Better Grass
• Reese's Sodium Options
• Better Beds
• Fast IP Ping
• Dynamic FPS
• Noisium
• Cull Leaves
• Krypton
• e4mc
• FastQuit
• Particle Core
• Get It Together, Drops!
• Server Pinger Fixer

Utility & Debugging Mods

• spark
• Mod Menu
• More Culling
• Fabric API
• Debugify
• BadOptimizations
• Sodium Extra
• Clumps
• Enhanced Block Entities
• bad packets
• Cloth Config API
• Text Placeholder API
• Very Many Players (Fabric)
• YetAnotherConfigLib (YACL)
• Fzzy Config
• Clean F3
• Ksyxis
• MidnightLib
• Fabric Language Kotlin

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Benchmark Test

Since my personal PC is not powerful enough to run proper benchmarks, I ran the tests at a cybercafe to ensure fair results.

System Specifications (Cybercafé PC):

• CPU: Intel Core i5-9400F
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
• RAM: 8GB DDR4 2666MHz
• Storage: SSD 1TB
• OS: Windows 10 Home

Benchmark Results:

Test Scenario	Sodium Only	Apex Optimized
Spawn Area (FPS)	84 FPS	137 FPS
Exploration (FPS)	73 FPS	128 FPS
High-Entity Area (FPS)	46 FPS	92 FPS
RAM Usage (Idle)	2.2GB	2.0GB
RAM Usage (Load)	3.9GB	3.5GB

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Observations:

• Apex Optimized performs 30-50% better in FPS tests compared to using Sodium alone.
• RAM usage is low, making it a better option for lower-end systems.
• Loading times and chunk rendering are significantly improved due to C2ME and Starlight optimizations.

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How to Install Apex Optimized Modpack

Option 1: Using the Modrinth .mrpack File

1. Download the modpack:
   • Download the Apex Optimized .mrpack file from the Modrinth page.
2. Install the Modrinth Launcher (if you don’t have it):
   • Go to the installation page and download the Modrinth Launcher.
3. Install the modpack:
   • Open the Modrinth Launcher.
   • Click on Add a modpack and select the .mrpack file you downloaded.
   • The launcher will automatically install all the mods included in the pack.
4. Launch the game:
   • Once the modpack is installed, select it in the Modrinth Launcher and hit Play to start Minecraft with the modpack.

Option 2: Manual Installation (Vanilla Method with .mrpack to .zip conversion)

1. Convert the .mrpack file to .zip:
   • Use one of these sites to convert the .mrpack file to a .zip file:
     • mrpack to zip converter
     • Jamie Mansfield Converter
2. Install Fabric:
   • Download and install the Fabric loader from the Fabric website.
   • Ensure you have the Fabric API installed (it is included in the mod list).
3. Extract the modpack:
   • Extract the converted .zip file and move the contents to your Minecraft directory.
4. Move the mods into the mods folder:
   • Copy all extracted .jar files into the mods folder in your Minecraft directory.
5. Launch the game:
   • Open the Minecraft Launcher.
   • Select the Fabric profile and press Play.